Play on Play56?
Play56 is one of the most common typing errors when searching for Play65 online backgammon website. Other frequent mistakes include plai65, pley65, plai56 and plei56. Fortunately for us at Play65, today’s internet tools are programmed to do the thinking for us and to complete our sentences. So, if you’ll accidently type "plai65" in Google’s search field, you’ll be asked in return:
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Why Play65?
and not Play56?
The dice rolls in backgammon are marked from the high to the low, sometimes with a dash between the two numbers (play 6-5) and in other times the numbers are divided by a backslash (play 6/5).
Playing 65 on the opening roll is the ultimate way to start a backgammon game. While any other combination you’ll roll gives the player at least two possible plays to choose from, 6-5, also known as "lover’s leap", offers just one, in which you advance your 24-point checker into the midpoint (13-point).
