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1. The name of the board game discussed in this website.
2. A game result in which one player still has at least one checker on the bar or in the opponent's home board. Also knwon as Triple Game

Bar Point – the player's 7-point; the point closest to the bar

Bear Off – the act of removing a checker from the board according to the outcome of the dice  

Beaver/Bianche – an optional rule according to which the player who has just accepted a double may suggest a redouble while still owning the cube

Behind in the Count/Behind in the Race – when a player has a higher pip cou¥×nt than his opponent; the opposite of Ahead in the Count

Blitz – a strategy whereby the player focuses on attacking the opponent's blots in his home board

Block – when a point is taken by at least two checkers to hinder the opponent's movement

Blot – a single checker that resides solitary on a point where it is exposed to being hit by the opponent

Board -

1. The surface upon which the backgammon game is played.
2. The quadrants that consist the board: one player's home board and outer board and the opponent's home board and outer board

Break a Point – the act of removing a checker from a point that hosts two checkers while leaving it an open point. The opposite of Make a Point