Backgammon Equivalent-to-Money-Game Equity in Match Games

Backgammon Equivalent-to-Money-Game Equity is a complicated backgammon strategy that is used in match play to try and guess the outcome. This backgammon strategy works over a number of successive games and so is for the dedicated backgammon player. The point of it is to give an edge for wagers to be laid on the outcome of the backgammon game. It is the successive nature of the strategy that make is most commonly used in match play.

Backgammon Equivalent-to-Money-Game Equity compares the wins and losses of each game for each player. Every losing game is assigned a value of -1 and every winning game is assigned a value of +1. Each player is assigned their value within the backgammon game, and this is known as Backgammon Equity.

The players Backgammon Equity is the sum of all their values achieved during the course of the game, compared to the possible moves available. This sum is then multiplied by the probability of each of the moves actually taking place. In simple language, backgammon Equivalent-to-Money-Game Equity is a players probability of winning their backgammon game and match.

In a match play that is using Backgammon Equivalent-to-Money-Game Equity, the two players will play a number of games until one of them acquires a predetermined number of points for each game won. Backgammon Equity highlights the probability of each player winning the match from their current positions within each game. Although it seems complicated, it is proving useful and popular in the backgammon world.