With a free account you can play friends and take part in supported monthly challenges.
With an account you can use personal records and monthly competitions in supported games.
White moves counterclockwise toward the lower right home board; Black moves clockwise toward the upper right. Roll, select one of your checkers and tap a marked destination. Tap a die to choose which value to use. The highlighted bar is the starting point when a checker has been hit. Move all 15 checkers home and then bear them off using the arrow in the centre. Hint highlights the best current-dice move according to safety and race evaluation. It never moves automatically; every displayed hint is counted. Repeat shows only the computer moves from its latest dice roll, without changing your position.
A point occupied by two or more opposing checkers is blocked. A single opposing checker is hit and goes to the bar; checkers on the bar must re-enter first. Use both dice when possible; if only one can be used, play the higher. Doubles give four moves. Bearing off starts only when all your checkers are home; a larger die can remove the furthest checker only if none remain further back. Undo is available within your current turn, before confirming it. This version plays single games without a doubling cube.
Choose Human vs human for two people on one device. Player 1 is White, Player 2 is Black. Each rolls one opening die; the higher roll starts using both dice. An opening tie is rolled again. Local games are not ranked.
GAME MENU
New game: Starts a fresh game after confirmation.
Sound: Opens sound on/off and separate sound volumes.
Settings: Chooses players, computer strength, normal or scroll view, dice animation, timer and reduced motion.
Information: Explains the rules and controls.
Game menu
Starts a new game or restarts the current game.
Opens the game's sound settings.
Tap the small i beside a setting to read its explanation.
Opens the game settings so you can choose your preferences.
Shows information about the game.
Records are prepared for a future verified computer mode. Two-player games never create records. This version stores no completed game results.
Your current game progress will be lost.