Mochy vs Hideaki Ueda 7p match (Tough fight!) 

And @ 1 hr & 10 min; he should have covered the 5 point

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Hi Please check the description.

...on top, lost to bingo 55

Hi mochy was your play of the 43 at 1.00.38 a mistake, i would have played 2 checkers to the ace point?

eXtreme Gammon 2 confirmed 5/4* 4/off as the best play. It sacrifices some winning chance to win more gammons.

@@bgmochy I also analyzed in eXtreme Gammon 2 but it said this sir. i.hizliresim.com/If3twX.png

@@gorkemgurdal4715 White has an open 1p, not a 6p. Also, the score should be entered. It is 0-5/7p, therefore more incentive for me to win Gammon.

​@@bgmochy I understood it. Thanks for your replies.

@@gorkemgurdal4715 You are welcome. Indeed it was an interesting position, that is why I checked it twice. thanks.

I love chess. Non sequitur. You think you can win a 15pt match against mochy 50% of the time????? Ahaha get your calculator and the the extreme gammon program .

Paul fensome . You dont know what your talking about

Paul, you’re way off.

You simply don't understand Backgammon - I probably thought the same as a chess-player when I first saw this. IF you understand probability, a complete novice playing Mochy in a 7-pt match COULD win, yes: about one in 1000! In a single game maybe 1 in 10. In a long match - say first to 25 - I would say never, or perhaps 1 in 100,000. If your opponent is equally well studied and has learned his theory and numbers equally well - and gets slightly luckier and wins - you just say "Hey, well played" take it on the chin, and tell yourself, as in life, "win some, lose some". At least if I play Garry Kasparov at backgammon I have a pretty fair chance of winning, though I expect he's quite good!