BaQugammon: Learning to Read a Busier Board

BaQugammon: Learning to Read a Busier Board In two-player backgammon, the board tells a fairly direct story: who is ahead, who is exposed and who must catch up. With four players, the story has more threads. One opponent may be racing, another building a block, and a third may be waiting for a hit that changes both plans. The expanded BaQugammon board makes that reading skill more important, not less. Take a moment before each roll to scan all four positions, not only your own. Ask which move leaves the fewest blots and which move helps the player who is already behind you least. Try the 4 Player Backgammon Game from Quess Gaming, where classic backgammon rules are kept on a larger, four-player board.