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14. July 2006, 22:51:21
alanback 
Subject: Re: Leaving on top?
LionsLair: I hope I am here long enough to see you accomplish your goal!

14. July 2006, 20:49:30
Hrqls 
Subject: Re: Leaving on top?
LionsLair: dont worry, i will be there with you :)

(maybe i already was in the past ? ;))

14. July 2006, 19:57:58
LionsLair 
Subject: Re: Leaving on top?
alanback: leaving on top is a good thing, but given a little bit of time(because I haven't completed as many games as yourself) I think I can make it into the top 5-10 players in 6 of 6 of the gammon variants(including anti-)
...and if not, the level you raised the bar to will be fun trying to accomplish...

14. July 2006, 19:00:49
Sylfest Strutle 
Subject: World Championship
TMG is showing some of the matches live from the World Championship in Monte Carlo.

12. July 2006, 19:50:57
alanback 
Subject: Re: Leaving on top?
Chicago Bulls: I would amend your comment to say that eventually neither of us will care to make any claims, since we will have left ego behind; otherwise, I can't contradict you!

12. July 2006, 19:20:49
Chicago Bulls 
Subject: Re: Leaving on top?
alanback: I'm presently in the top 5 in all 5 positive gammon games, and there is nobody who is ahead of me in two of them. Anyone else have a better claim?

I have one: I claim that there is a number of years from now that both of us will would not be able to make any more claims....
While many can question your claim nobody can do the same with mine....

12. July 2006, 18:32:36
alanback 
Subject: Leaving on top?
I've decided to quit playing here and on Dailygammon to save time for other interests. Since I'm finishing my games and tournaments, I'll still be around for quite a while; but as I survey my standings here, it seems to me I have a pretty good claim to be the top player of gammon games (excluding antibackgammon) on the site. I'm presently in the top 5 in all 5 positive gammon games, and there is nobody who is ahead of me in two of them. Anyone else have a better claim?

10. July 2006, 20:03:49
Adaptable Ali 
Subject: Re:
Hrqls: Yes i posted my post on the Brainking board, and he said the same, but thank you anyway. Lo)

10. July 2006, 09:47:11
Hrqls 
Subject: Re:
WatfordFC: i asked fencer and he told me that such tournaments (with entry fees (brains)) wont be removed over time .. they will just keep waiting until enough players are signed up

he will fix this so that the tournaments will be removed after time and when that happens then the players will get their entry fees returned to them

9. July 2006, 20:25:56
Hrqls 
Subject: Re:
WatfordFC: ah ok ... then i dont know either .. good question :)

9. July 2006, 19:51:46
Adaptable Ali 
Subject: Re:
Hrqls: The brains are deducted as soon as you put your name down for the tournament.

9. July 2006, 19:51:07
Adaptable Ali 
Subject: Re:
Vikings: Yes i am sorry, i didnt explian it correctly, yes your correct , i was talking about a non-started tournament.

9. July 2006, 19:22:42
Hrqls 
Subject: Re:
Vikings: lol .. neither do i .. even the 2 of us combined have zero brains ;)

9. July 2006, 19:22:00
Vikings 
Subject: Re:
Hrqls: don't ask me, I don't have any brains

9. July 2006, 19:19:43
Hrqls 
Subject: Re:
Vikings: ah! thats true .. never thought about those tournaments which dont start :)

when does the player actually pay the brains ? when the tournament starts or when (s)he signs up ?

9. July 2006, 19:18:29
Vikings 
Subject: Re:
Hrqls: I think that she is talking about tournements that some people sign up for that never get enough people to start and eventually time out on the tournement page

9. July 2006, 19:13:21
Hrqls 
Subject: Re:
WatfordFC: when doesnt a game go ahead ? does a game ever stop without giving a winner & loser or as a draw ?

9. July 2006, 12:37:47
Adaptable Ali 
If you sign up to a game where brains are required for the entry fee, and the game doesnt go ahead, do you get your brains refunded?

6. July 2006, 13:42:20
lovelysharon 
we made many moves per day.. .lol... took a lot less than 22 years.. lol ... also was over way before any action points...

6. July 2006, 02:10:06
Kili 
Subject: Re:
grenv: I hope that you are a good mathematician who do bad sums

6. July 2006, 02:02:33
grenv 
Subject: Re:
Matarilevich: Yes. April 12, 2052

6. July 2006, 02:00:20
Kili 
Subject: Re:
grenv: Could you calculate the end of this match?

6. July 2006, 01:55:47
grenv 
Subject: Re:
Matarilevich: 3 days per move x 996 x 2 + vacation = about 22 years. Good thing they moved a little quicker, but still.

6. July 2006, 01:51:42
Kili 
Subject: Re:
WatfordFC: 996 x 2 = 1992 + win = 1997 points for $$$ Jason $$$

6. July 2006, 01:48:10
Adaptable Ali 
Subject: Re:
Matarilevich: OMG!! lol WOW

6. July 2006, 01:44:09
Kili 
Subject: Re:
WatfordFC: Maybe Jason us Sharon 996 moves

6. July 2006, 01:38:32
Adaptable Ali 
Does anybody know what the most moves in anti-backgammon is??

5. July 2006, 22:10:00
jryden 
Subject: Re: illegal move?
grenv: Okay, I didn't consider that distinction. I was just looking a the bug list and saw a similar comment about it related to crowded. Well then, good for me :)

5. July 2006, 22:05:59
skipinnz 
Subject: Re: illegal move?
jryden:not illegeal as you used both dice , just good luck you could bear off.

5. July 2006, 22:04:51
grenv 
Subject: Re: illegal move?
jryden: It is not an error. The rules say you have to use both dice, but there is no rule that says you need to move the maximum number of pips.

5. July 2006, 22:00:13
jryden 
Subject: illegal move?
I don't think I should have been allowed to move 6-4 4-off in this game since I could have moved 6-1 3-1 and used all seven points on the dice. However, the system did let me swap the dice and do 6-4, 4-off. Is this an error?

http://brainking.com/en/ShowGame?g=1724204&i=16

2. July 2006, 12:39:59
dameningen 

1. July 2006, 06:13:38
TJ 
I love backgammon. If anyone wants to play just send me an invitation.

15. June 2006, 19:16:41
Pbarb2 
Subject: Re: HI Question.
rod03801: Oh, I'm sorry. I never thought of that. That is what it was. Thanks Rod..
BARB

15. June 2006, 19:01:11
rod03801 
Subject: Re: HI Question.
Pbarb2: I just looked at your "Last 10 completed games" list, and I don't see any hyper games since the 12th. Are you sure they weren't part of multi-game matches???? BKR isn't affected until the end of the match. Look at the PM's you received at the end of the games.

15. June 2006, 18:51:05
Pbarb2 
Subject: HI Question.
How often are the ratings posted? I just noticed I won 2 hyper games and nothing changed. Then I lost a game still nothing. It has been a few hours now .. I don't know much about the ratings..Just thought it unusual. Thanks
BARB

3. June 2006, 22:36:24
Hrqls 
Subject: Re: How strong?
Pason69: i play both on here as well as on dailygammon as well .. the players there often annihilate me :)

the good thing of this site though is that there are a lot of different games to play .. this is an allround game site while other sites concentrate on mainly 1 game type

3. June 2006, 18:07:30
Pason69 
Subject: Re: How strong?
gogul: Thanks! I like it here and find the competition ok. Was just curious about the level. Will probably try DG as well. It's always fun to develop!

3. June 2006, 15:36:59
gogul 
Subject: Re: How strong?
Pason69: You´ll find more familiary games to play here (which does not mean you´ll find weak players), since it´s difficult as a rook to choose your opponents upon their rating if you play a lot of tournaments like you and most do. Allmost 1000 players is not a enourmous community, so you´ll find less top-players. But compaired to life you´ll find more players at your level on net and here also. It´s difficult to compare the sites, the rating system are different. If you surch to play against experienced players probably FIBS is a good adress.
I like the Galore sites for further questions about the game, it would not make sence to reinvent the wheel on every backgammon-site :)

3. June 2006, 15:17:00
SafariGal 
Subject: Re: How strong?
Pason69: it is far weaker here than some sites such as http://www.dailygammon.com. at DG they talk A LOT about tactics and really analyse a lot of games as the site is totally dedicated to backgammon.. Brainking is more of a chat site and if you are after serious backgammon, this is not a good place. The boards here have basically no analytical information whatsoever

3. June 2006, 15:12:33
Pason69 
Subject: How strong?
Hi everybody!

My guess is there is an answer ofr this somewhere, but I can't find it... How strong is the BG-community here compared to other sites? Compared to live? Since I only played it on the net, I have no idea. In eg chess, it's easy to compare the rating of a few known players net & live rating and get an idea of the level of play and how strong the site is. Are there anything like that in BG as well?!

Thanks in advance!

1. June 2006, 08:53:28
Hrqls 
Subject: Re: Observation
alanback: oops .. you are correct :)

31. May 2006, 22:39:11
alanback 
Subject: Re: Observation
Hrqls: Not by my arithmetic!

31. May 2006, 09:47:15
Hrqls 
Subject: Re: Observation
alanback: if it were not for #6 then it would also be true for #1-#7 :)

working to get ruin the list though ;)

31. May 2006, 08:48:55
Thad 
Subject: Re: Observation

31. May 2006, 02:16:46
SafariGal 
Subject: Re: Observation
alanback: established BKR only. If you count non established one player ruins it.

Very keen observation alanback

31. May 2006, 02:07:09
alanback 
Subject: Observation
At this moment in time (approx. 0100 GMT on May 31), each player in the backgammon rankings from #2 to #5 has more experience than all the players above him/her combined.

21. May 2006, 15:40:13
Czuch 
Subject: Re:
grenv: Sometimes I have signed up for one day/move games, and have played my moves in the morning then when I leave for the day the game/tournament started, and by the time I come back to the site the next morning,, I have timed out, without ever knowing that the game had even started yet! That is very frustrating for someone who plays fast and is here everyday!

21. May 2006, 15:03:54
grenv 
Subject: Re:
SafariGal: I'm just annoyed that I play every day, yet time out in 8 games all of a sudden. Then I have to wait months for certain opponents to move.

21. May 2006, 14:52:08
SafariGal 
Subject: Re:
grenv: I am, in a round about way. But the time controls do bring some excellent options, but some people abuse them

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