Backgammon

Track backgammon round scores with automatic totals, doubles cube tracking, and gammon/b offer markers.

Players

Min 2, Max 2

Game count

Designed for two-player backgammon matches.
Customize the number of games played (default 3, range 1–21).
Automatic running total updates after each round.
The player with the highest cumulative score after all rounds is declared winner.
Real-time leaderboard with current leader highlighting.
Mobile-optimized interface for on-the-go scoring.
No registration required - start playing immediately.
Works offline and syncs when back online.

Backgammon is played by two players, each moving checkers around a 24-point board.
Players take turns rolling dice and moving their checkers. The first player to bear off all 15 checkers wins the round.
Record the round score for each player. A normal win scores 1 point, a gammon (opponent bore off none) is worth 2 points, and a backgammon (opponent still has checkers on the bar or in home board) is worth 3 points. These values are multiplied by the doubling cube (1, 2, 4, 8, etc.).
The doubling cube starts at 1 and can be doubled to 2, 4, 8, 16 and beyond. The final score of a round is multiplied by the cube value. Use it strategically to increase stakes when you have a positional advantage.
The player with the highest cumulative score after all rounds wins the match.

Establish an advanced barrier of checkers to restrict your opponent while you safely bring home your back-runners.
Hit split blots when possible to disrupt your opponent's timing and bear-off progress.
Double when you have a strong positional advantage, but avoid doubling too early when the game could still swing.
Race your back checker home before getting caught in a blocking game — timing is everything.