When you find something really good, there’s no need to improve upon it. Take the game of backgammon for instance. It’s been around for a long, long time, but the game of backgammon has not changed. No one has created a version with blinking lights, or made it more extreme. That’s because backgammon is easy to learn, fun to play and you can finish a game in just a few minutes. How can you improve on that?
The main objective in backgammon is to move all of your game pieces from one side of the playing board to the other, eventually removing your pieces from the board. If you are the first player to move all of your pieces off the board, congratulations–you are the winner.
On alternate turns, each player rolls two dice. The numbers rolled will determine how many spaces the game pieces can be moved. The individual number on each dice represents each of two different moves. For example, if you roll a 4 and a 3, then you can move one game piece four spaces and the other piece three spaces. You also have the option of moving one game piece seven spaces.
Whenever possible, it is essential that the active player use both of...
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