Backgammon books you should have!

Since you are reading this article, we can safely assume that you are an average backgammon player and that you are interested in the game. there are many places where a beginner backgammon player can get skills and learn about the game of backgammon but books are also a great option. Take a look at these few books titles that are a must-read for all beginners to catch up with necessary skills:

• BAGAI’S CLASSIC BACKGAMMON REVISITED – This book analyses about 120 different problems with the help of other backgammon books and prominent authors. Individual solutions are presented that are complete and comprehensive. For expert players, this book may seem like an analysis of obsolete moves that are not covering any new ground. But for new players, this book can lay the foundation for backgammon strategy, planning and moves.
• KLEINMAN’S VISION LAUGHS AT COUNTING – This is a very interesting book and is well worth the price. There are two parts that cover nearly every part of the throw of the dice and dice lore. Kleinman himself is an expert in dice and is a mathematical genius that makes the book a fun read. And of course, let’s not forget that the book is actually funny!
• LAMFORD’S STARTING OUT IN BACKGAMMON – This is an absolutely essential handbook for all fans of the game. You can choose from a huge range of wonderful new and advanced strategies that are really useful for everyone and especially for beginners. But the only problem is that it can be a little heavy reading. There should have been a quiz section where you could grade yourself and your knowledge but the book is great nonetheless.
• ORTEGA’S FASCINATING BACKGAMMON – A wonderful read for anyone; expert or beginner! You will find a whole range of exciting plays and games that are ideal for anyone. This book is great for all variants of players.

There are thousands of books on the internet and in bookstores about the game of internet and what you can do to improve your game. But reading is not enough, you have to play the game and practice, practice, practice….and you will succeed.