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16. juni 2008, 17:07:33
nabla 
Ämne: Re: Resigning and backgammons
alanback: It is the only one as far as I can see. I can't think of any position where there is contact and a backgammon cannot possibly be lost.

But thinking again about single games vs gammons I now see that "one checker off" is not a necessary criteria for gammons to be impossible. If all your checkers are one away from bearing off, and the opponent has more than 5 checkers on the board, one will manage to bear at least two checkers off whatever happens.

So awarding a gammon unless there is one checker off is not 100% conceptually clean after all. It is still probably the best see-in-one-glance estimate. Who would like a sophisticated software to decide about the result of a game ?

16. juni 2008, 17:14:52
alanback 
Ämne: Re: Resigning and backgammons
nabla:  Not worth the effort IMHO.  The contact issue should not be too hard to resolve, but the rest would be difficult and likely error-prone.  Not to mention hard to explain to newcomers.

Except in Triple Gammon, which I don't think should be played here except with long timeout periods, the differences among backgammon, gammon and single game adversely affect only the losing player.  A player can avoid losing too many points by delaying his resignation.  A player who times out doesn't deserve too much sympathy.

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