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Jacoby, Oswald | |
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The Backgammon Book | |
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Hardcover
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1970 | |
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224 (Hardcover) / 244 (Softcover) | |
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The Viking Press, N.Y. | |
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Hardcover (mit Schutzumschlag) / Softcover | |
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670-14409-6 | |
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Englisch | |
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1. Ein Klassiker und ein Muss für jede wohlsortierte Backgammon Bibliothek.
2. siehe auch: Leseempfehlungen 3. Auch in deutscher Übersetzung erhältlich: "Das Backgammon Buch". |
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Das Backgammon Buch, 1974 The New York Times Book of Backgammon, 1974 |
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"In the 1970's I soon discovered, there weren't
many books on backgammon other than some rather poor primers. Then I found "The Backgammon Book"
by Jacoby and Crawford which was light years ahead of the rest and formed the basis of my
early education." – Chris Bray in his book "Backgammon - An Independent View"
"'The first work on backgammon to approach the game from an analytic point of view,' writes Robertie. On top of that distinction, it is also still the best all-round introduction to the game, with chapters on backgammon's history, chouette play, settlements, the running of tournaments, and etiquette (!) — topics hardly touched upon in backgammon literature thereafter. Although it doesn't actually contain all that much analysis, that which is there is surprisingly accurate by modern standards." – Jeremy Bagai, in Classic Backgammon Revisited, March 2001 "Of course, Jacoby/Crawford may well be outdated in terms of the advice it gives for responses to opening rolls [..] But even if the contents are not 100% accurate, and are nowhere near 100% thorough, the reader develops a vocabulary for studying the game, and a good all-around sense of the aspects of the game. I think this book is a fine place to start, but if you hope to get anywhere you will need to follow up with some more sophisticated books. Magriel if you can find it, of course. [..]" – Albert Steg, http://gammoned.com/books/, September 1994 |
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