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non-backgammon backgammon books

Posted By: Klaus Evers
Date: Friday, 7 January 2011, at 10:19 p.m.

In Response To: non-backgammon backgammon books (David Rockwell)

Would you recommend the (last) book to someone who doesn't know anything about GO?

Wouldn't you agree that an average club chessplayer already learned a lot about planning and looking ahead, taking different variations into account?

(I think that I already benefit from my chess experience when it comes to studying and playing BG. And I am sure this is true for almost every experienced chessplayer who turned to BG)

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