About this item

✨❖PRODUCT FEATURES❖
● Made to Order
● 1st class leather cover and wooden inner surface
●The playing surface is double-polished, with checker and dice chambers.
●Item Size: 48.5x 30 x7.5 cm (Closed) (19.1" x 11.8" x 2.8") (board without locking)
Item Size: 46x 28x 8 cm (Closed) (18" x 11" x 3") (board with locking)
●It has to carry handle, zipper closure system and carrying bag made of interlining fabric
●30 mm 15 dark and 15 light color checkers, four pieces 15 mm dices and 2 wooden dice cup.
●The one with the orange backgammon pieces is the locked set.
Our handmade faux leather-wooden backgammon sets offer exceptional features that will elevate your gaming experience. These sets are meticulously crafted from carefully selected high-quality hardwood materials. The patterns not only enhance the aesthetics but also ensure the longevity of your cherished backgammon set. All these features combine to provide players with an excellent gaming quality.

🎁❖ Gift Option❖
The customization options make these wooden backgammon sets excellent gift choices. They are perfect for any special occasion or celebration. You can gift them to friends, family, or that special someone. 👉❖Game Rules❖
The player who first moves all 15 of their pieces to their inner board and then moves off the board wins.
Board and Pieces
The board has 24 triangular points (also called squares), divided into an inner and outer area, separated by a horizontal bar.
Each player has 15 pieces of different colors.
The game uses two dice, and players roll the numbers to move their pieces.
Game Procedure
Opening: Each player rolls one dice, and the player with the higher number goes first.
Turns: On each player's turn, roll both dice and move the pieces according to the numbers on the dice.
You can move two pieces separately, one for each number on each dice.
You can also move the same piece by the sum of the numbers on both dice, but this must be done in steps, for example, moving it 6 steps and then 3 steps instead of moving it 9 steps directly. Moving and Capturing:
A piece can only be moved to an empty spot, a spot occupied by a player's own piece, or a spot occupied by only one opponent's piece.
If a piece is moved to a spot occupied by only one opponent's piece, it is "knocked back" to the center divider, called a "knockout."
A "knockout" piece cannot be moved back from the divider until another piece of that player's piece reaches any point on the divider.
Retrieving Pieces: Once all of a player's pieces are in their inner board, they can begin removing pieces from the board. This is the final stage.
Double Points: If two identical numbers are rolled (e.g., two 5s), you can move four times according to the number of points.