
VAVA Backgammon
Long & short. Clubs & friends
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VAVA Backgammon brings long and short backgammon to a richly detailed wooden table.
Choose how to play: practise against a bot, find an online opponent, or gather friends at a club table. Detailed checkers, dice rolled from a cup and clear move highlights keep the action easy to follow.
TWO WAYS TO PLAY
Switch between long backgammon and short backgammon. Legal-move highlights show your available routes, while the pip count helps you read the position. Drag your checkers or use touch controls to move them.
BOTS AND ONLINE OPPONENTS
Start a bot game without registering. Sign in for online matches and clubs. Quick search looks for another player first; if no opponent is found, a clearly labelled bot may join the table.
YOUR CLUB
Create club tables, choose the variant and number of games, and keep in touch through club chat. Compare games played, wins, gammons, backgammons and club points, with separate filters for long and short games. Earlier results without a reliable breakdown remain separate.
PLAY AND TALK
Club matches support short voice messages and video with your opponent. Camera and microphone access starts only through your action and with device permission. Choose a nickname and avatar, and optionally display your country flag. Reporting, blocking and account controls are available in the game.
MAKE THE TABLE YOURS
Adjust sounds, music and animation. The cosmetic Impact effect adds emphasis to a checker move without changing the rules or dice result.
Available in English, Russian, Azerbaijani, Turkish and Spanish. Bot play does not require a connection to the game server; online play and clubs require an internet connection and an account. Emeralds are in-game units with no cash value. Real-money purchases and third-party advertising are not enabled.
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What's New in VAVA Backgammon
53.0
November 9, 2026
Friends tables now show your head-to-head score. Friends have three minutes to join, followed by a short musical countdown before the first roll. Players can accept or decline a video invitation. Video appears inside the avatars after both players agree.
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