Excalibur Electronics 366E-2 - Manual

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Page 2 – Getting Started; r o l l; ENGLISH; Your Move Rolling Dice; Press the key marked ROLL DICE. The computer simulates the throw of
Page 6 – RESTRICTIONS ON PLAY; A) A player may only move a man to a point which is:; The Start of Play; Once a game has begun the players take turns to move.; Making Ordinary Moves; DIAGRAM OF
Page 7 – Rolling a Double
Page 8 – A red man may also be borne off by using a dice number that is higher; BEARING OFF MEN
Page 9 – Once the value of the cube reaches 64, there may be no more doubles.; AT THE END OF THE GAME; The game is won by the first player who bears off all his own men.; S c o r i n g

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BACKGAMMON (366E-2)

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Page 2 - Getting Started; r o l l; ENGLISH; Your Move Rolling Dice; Press the key marked ROLL DICE. The computer simulates the throw of

Thank you for purchasing your Excalibur computer backgammon game.With proper care it should provide years of reliable entertainment andc h a l l e n g e . 1 Getting Started Your Backgammon Computer is powered by 4 “AA” batteries. Install themin the compartment on the underside of the computer, makin...

Page 6 - RESTRICTIONS ON PLAY; A) A player may only move a man to a point which is:; The Start of Play; Once a game has begun the players take turns to move.; Making Ordinary Moves; DIAGRAM OF

RESTRICTIONS ON PLAY A) A player may only move a man to a point which is: 1) vacant,2) already occupied by one or more of his own men, or 3) occupied by a single enemy man. In the case of (3) the enemy man is removed from the point and placed onthe bar - see the section below on Hitting an Enemy Man...

Page 7 - Rolling a Double

If a player Cannot move Any of His Men If a player is unable to use any of his dice roll to move any of his men, thenhe must pass and it is his opponent’s turn again. Hitting an enemy man (or Blot) If a point is occupied by one enemy man then that man is called a blotand is vulnerable. If one of you...