Backgammon vs Backgammon

Welcome to Backgammon Classic, one of the most popular board games in the world! Strategy, skills and good planning will be key to master the game. How to play? • The objective of the game is to be the first player to move all the checkers into their home board and bear them off • The roll of the dice indicates how many points, you can move your checkers • Roll a double to play twice • Hit your opponent’s checkers to remove them from the board • Use the doubling cube to increase the stakes at any point Why choose Backgammon Classic? • Start playing right away with a single touch • Tailored for mobile and tablet devices • Easy to play with a modern and relaxing look • Smart and adaptive opponent AI • Play in 1 or up to 15 points • Double the stakes anytime • Choose the controls • Auto save so that you can resume whenever you want Enjoy now hours of exciting card games with Backgammon!

Lucky SheshBesh© game is a version of the Backgammon, involves a combination of thinking and luck and suitable for all ages. Lucky SheshBesh© is more than just a game; It is a game that improves mental and physical health. It can boost memory and cognition abilities. It helps the brain to maintain and build cognitive associations. Practicing the brain sharpens it and reduces the chance of getting diseases like dementia or Alzheimer's. Lucky SheshBesh© does not make you feel lonely, it helps you to play together with other people from anywhere in the world. Playing Lucky SheshBesh© with your best friend can help lower your blood pressure and keep your body and mind feeling relaxed. It allows quality time to relax and enjoy, especially after a stressful and busy day. LuckySheshBesh© is a game that contains all the classic elements of the old Backgammon game but, what is special about it, is that it adds "spices" that give the players more tactical thinking, excitement, surprises, and fun. The Lucky SheshBesh© is a backgammon game with slight changes in the concept of the classic game. # GAME BOARD 15 Checkers for each player which have a different effect on the progress of the game and the outcome of the game. In this version, 2 of them are: one is the King's checker and the second is the Prince's checker; # 2 game dice; # Additional checker, the sixteenth checker who does not participate during the game, is the Queen's checker; #The Lucky Wheel (determines a kind of bonus); #The Power of Queen Wheel (determines a points of bonus to the results). # HOW TO PLAY Each player begins with fifteen pieces that are placed on the board as you can see in the drawing number 2. All checkers, including the King's checker and the Prince's checker, move on the game board according to the same rules as in the Backgammon game. The Queen's checker does not participate during the game and it is off the board. The Lucky Wheel is activated when there are certain results of the 2 game dice that create a "twist" in the game. It happens when the result of the game dice is one of these, 5:6 or 5:5 or 6:6. A player who receives one of these results has to choose from one of two options. Either spin the Lucky Wheel or move his checkers according to the dice result like usual. If he chose to spin the Lucky Wheel he receives a bonus according to the result of spinning the wheel. # QUEEN WHEEL If the result is the Queen only then, another wheel is automatically activated - the Queen Power wheel. The result of this wheel spin determines the level of power of the Queen's checker on the outcome of the game. In this wheel there are 3 possible results 1. Uno Queen - power is one extra point for the game result. 2. Silver Queen - power is equal two extra points to the game result. 3. Golden Queen - power is equal to three extra points to the result of the game. #WINNING The kind of the victory in this version 1. Simple Win - One player took out all his checkers from the game board and the other player managed to bear off the King's checker and the Prince's checker = 1 point. (And it doesn't matter about the other simple checkers) 2. Royal Win - One player took out all his checkers from the game board and the other player managed to bear off only either the King's checker or the Prince's checker = 2 points. (And it doesn't matter about the other simple checkers) 3. Kingdom Win - One player has removed all his checkers from the game board and the other player has not yet removed from the board the King's checker and the Prince's checker, both of them (even if he bear off some or all his a simple checkers) = 3 points. The final result of the game is determined by adding the Queen's Power to the result of the game.