Play65 is continuing to improve its backgammon software for the benefit of the millions of dedicated players. Now, in addition to the new backgammon board and community features added about a month ago, there is a new "Automatic Moves" option, which, similar to the automatic Bear Off, moves the checkers automatically (whenever a move is obliged); plus the latest addition of the BGblitz has been updated, cleared off its bugs and adjusted to Play65 needs, i.e. to solve backgammon disputes.

The new Automatic Moves option actually replaces the former Bear Off option, but once you check the Automatic Moves box, the bearoff will be executed automatically along with every other forced move during the backgammon game.

It’s not an extraterrestrial being it’s an automatic move

BGblitz is the backgammon bot used by Play65 when a game ends prematurely leaving the identity of the winner is in dispute. Most recently, Play65 has updated BGblitz to its latest, bug-free version, and added some unique adjustments of its own, so the new BGblitz will serve as a better, more accurate arbiter in judging the estimated end of a game and splitting the prize between the two contestants in cases when, for example, one of the players disconnects from the server in the middle of the backgammon game.

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