Backgammon 16 Games

You can play 16 Backgammon games ( Табла, Tabla, Portes,Tawla 31 ( طاولة زهر ), Tavla, Tavli , Длинные нарды, Gamão, Fevga, Moultezim ), Tapa ( Plakoto ), Narde, Nackgammon,Takhteh,Shesh besh, Moultezim,Gioul,The pin game,Plakoto express and Gulbara.

Backgammon ( Narde, Tavla ) is one of the oldest board games for two players. Reliably known that people have been playing this game for over 5,000 years. Backgammon perfectly improves your tactical and strategic thinking and equally with chess Backgammon is a member of the board games family, one of the popular games in the world. Checkers

● Smaller size < 10MB

● Daily Challenge

● Backgammon BOARD DESIGNER

● TRNG is embedded ( fair Backgammon dice roll )

● Google Play Game Services - Play online in real-time, chat, invite friends, auto-match with random players

Games included:

- Play Backgammon ( Tabla, Tawla, Portes, Tavli, Короткие нарды, Gamão ) game

- Play Tapa ( Plakoto , Тапа ) game

- Play Gulbara ( Гюлбара ) game

- Play Narde ( Длинные нарды ) game

- Play Nackgammon game

- Play Backgammon to lose game

- Play Race Gammon game

- Play Takhteh game

- Play American Acey-Deucey

- Play Fevga game

- Play Moultezim game

- Play Gioul game

- Play Tawla 31 game( طاولة زهر )

- Play The pin game

- Play Plakoto express

- Play Plakoto / Tapa 2 game

- Play Shesh besh game

- Fast start-up Backgammon Widget

- LAN (WiFi) multiplayer

- Online multiplayer - Internet

- Local 2-player (hot-seat) mode

- Multiplayer Bluetooth mode !!!

- Live Dice

- Advanced Backgammon AI

- AI Setup

- Undo function

- Automatic move

- Rush mode (4,5,6,7) sec

- Doubling cube

- Six themes (art,black,beach,electric,droid, treasure)

- Support all resolutions

For those who think the dice roll is not random.

First of all please remember.

There is not such a real random events in any software(based on random software algorithms). Except these which are using some additional hardware for that.

So the question is are we manipualting these pseudo random algorithms.

We assure you that we don't. People seem to remember better negative events than positive events of equal magnitude. This is called negativity bias (check wikipedia).

There is nothing to gain by making the dice roll in our favor.

For Questions, Concerns, Problems and Help: Write us to bobibp@gmail.com

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