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Backgammon Strategy Insights - Red on Roll Decision Making

Explore a series of backgammon scenarios where Red is on the roll, deciding whether to double or not, with expert analysis and answers provided by Phil Simborg and John O'Hagan for the USBGF. Gain valuable insights into strategic gameplay.

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Backgammon Strategy Insights - Red on Roll Decision Making

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  1. The Last Man (or Mary) StandingNOVI MICHIGAN, 2011BYPhil Simborg & John O’Haganfor the USBGF

  2. 1. 11a/11a Red on roll.Should Red Double or Not?

  3. 1. Answer: No Double

  4. 2. 11A/11A Red on Roll.Should Red Double or Not?

  5. 2. Answer: Double

  6. 3. 11A/11A Red on RollShould Red Double or Not?

  7. 3. Answer: No Double

  8. 4. 11A/11A Red on RollShould Red Double or Not?

  9. 4. Answer: Double

  10. 5. 11A/11A Red on RollShould Red Double or Not?

  11. 5. Answer: Double

  12. 6. 11A/11A Red on RollShould Blue Take or Drop?

  13. 6. Answer: Drop

  14. 7. 11A/11A Red on RollShould Blue Take or Drop?

  15. 7. Answer: Take

  16. 8. 11A/11A Red on RollShould Blue Take or Drop?

  17. 8. Answer: Take

  18. 9. 11A/11A Red on RollShould Blue Take or Drop?

  19. 9. Answer: Drop

  20. 10. 11A/11A Red on RollShould Blue Take or Drop?

  21. 10. Answer: Take

  22. Tiebreaker No. 1Red on Roll--Who is favored?

  23. Tiebreaker No 1. Answer:Blue is Favored

  24. Tiebreaker No. 2: Should Red Redouble?

  25. Tiebreaker 2 Answer: Yes(Redouble and take)

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