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Internet Backgammon Database.com
The Internet Backgammon Database, better known as IBGDB.com, is a website where you can find profiles submitted by backgammon players who have played at live tournaments. |
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NackBG.com
Official website of Nack Ballard, the World's #1 Player and #1 BG Giant. Stay tuned to this site for news on the release of his upcoming book on the openings rolls of the game (co-authored with Paul Weaver). |
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iTavli.com
Free play site with 10 different variants of backgammon you can in a web browser. iTavli.com has backgammon games such as Portes, Fevga, Plakoto, Gul Bara, Moultezim and even two versions of Acey-Deucey. |
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Mel Leifer's GammonLinks
GammonLinks is a huge page of descriptive links to backgammon info, organized and updated regularly by backgammon guru Mel Leifer. If you can't find what you seek about backgammon there, it's nowhere.
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Wikipedia
Wikipedia is a free encyclopedia with a growing section on various backgammon topics contributed by editors from around the world. Some famous backgammon players, such as Paul Magriel, are mentioned there.
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Google
The Google search engine is the first choice of Internet surfers for finding information on the Web - check it out for any backgammon topic or person you are interested in knowing about.
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Alajuelenses.com
Going to Costa Rica and visiting Alajuela, the second largest city, check out www.alajuelenses.com an interesting business directory with a map of downtown Alajuela and lots of local information. |