BackgammonDB now has free full match analysis
When you open a match that has no analysis, you'll now be offered free server-side analysis of the whole match in one click.
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Release notes, new features, and backgammon study ideas from BackgammonDB — your home for backgammon study.
OpenGammon MAT file support
BackgammonDB now imports match files exported from OpenGammon.
Introducing the Opening Book: four million positions from the first three rolls of backgammon
A free, open-source lookup table of four million GNUBG 3-ply evaluations covering the first three rolls and early cube decisions at every match score.
Describing ply: why it's a mess (and why we have even more labels)
Ply in backgammon is weird and so we've sidestepped the whole issue and invented our own naming system. Which will probably make everything even more confusing.
Analyze any position, create your own notebooks
BackgammonDB adds GNUBG engine analysis, a slick new position editor, and Notebooks to store them all in.
New features, lots of fixes, and big updates coming
Reworked match and game stats sheets, clearer cube decisions, an eval bar that follows the move you're looking at, and better move notation — plus the groundwork for accounts, server analysis and notebooks.
Stats: your backgammon performance on one page
The latest release also adds checker color customization, better typography, support for databases with lots of tags, and a few bug fixes.
New Study mode — drill your own positions as flashcards
BackgammonDB now turns any set of your positions into flashcards to study and drill common error spots. Plus new position tags and a few analysis fixes.
Library backup and a user manual
BackgammonDB can now back up and restore your whole library to a single file, match links no longer leak player names, there's proper user documentation, and a batch of smaller fixes.
GNU Backgammon support and quick tagging
BackgammonDB now imports SGF match files, plus quick tagging, resignation quizzes, and a batch of fixes and speedups.