backgammon

gioco da tavolo

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Backgammon is a two-player board game in which players move counters across a board according to dice rolls. It is the most popular Western version of an ancient family of games with roots stretching back at least 1,600 years, with backgammon itself first documented in 17th-century England.

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Key facts

Game.italic title: no
Game.title: Backgammon
Game.image_link: Backgammon lg.png
Game.image_caption: A backgammon set
Game.years: 1646 to present
Game.players: 2
Game.setup_time: 10–30 seconds
Game.playing_time: 5–60 minutes
Game.movement: Contrary
Game.random_chance: Medium (dice rolling)
Game.ages: 5+
Game.related: Irish, Nard
Game.footnotes: Origin: 17th-century EnglandDescended from: Irish

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: hobby
Subclass of: mind sport
Image: Backgammon lg.jpg
Has use: competition

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on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
described by source: Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
Commons category: Backgammon
topic's main category: Category:Backgammon
minimum number of players: 2
maximum number of players: 2
minimum age: 5
partially coincident with: Tric Trac
maintained by WikiProject: WikiProject Mathematics

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Article · Italiano

Il backgammon (in italiano Tavola reale o Tric-Trac) è un gioco da tavolo per due giocatori. Ciascun giocatore possiede 15 pedine che muove lungo 24 triangoli in base al lancio di due dadi. Lo scopo del gioco è riuscire per primi a rimuovere tutte le proprie pedine dalla tavola, cercando nel contempo di bloccare l'avversario e di evitare le sue azioni di disturbo.

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