Double twos were Paul Magriel’s favourite roll and he invariably accompanied thrm with a loud shout of “quack, quack”.
Firstly, Red must realise that the priming play of 13/7, 6/4
Avoiding an Anchor
Unlimited Games. How should Red play 52?
eXtreme Gammon ID: XGID=aBaBBBB--A---AA-ac-cB-bbb-:1:-1:1:52:0:0:3:0:10
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If you made the full prime with 13/7(2), 8/2(2) then you have much to learn about backgammon. That moves makes a beautiful six-point prime, but it may well have a very short half-life.