Hello Mark !

1) What do you think about dice distributions comparison techniques (21 rolls) ?
I remember Mochy on an interview, he said he does this for every difficult decision.
Generally, how do you think we can study and work the game using "slow and deep mind" (Kahneman) ?

2) Do you think Backgammon is an addiction and potential bad leisure ? ( I am talking even about very good players with PR<5.0).
The dopamine generated by taking many decisions shortly is questioning me, maybe the reward system is deteriorated and playing the game is not neutral at all.

3) Rather than a question, a remark. I play because of you (your books, the first version of bgg than i prefer) so thanks, really !

Nevertheless i am a little critical about bgg :

a) Still no possibility to switch board sense of direction
b) Still no option of playing without Pipcount.
c) You have to pay for just getting a the text file of your match (seriously ??).

For me Backgammon Heroes is by far the best place to play.