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Snowie error rate
04-11-2016
, 11:51 AM
Hi guys,
I'm playing backgammon for like 2-3 months now and I play a lot against GNU Backgammon. I played several games against the bot and my average snowie error rate is 6.0 over more that 100 games ( I think it's pretty accurate to know an estimation of my average error rate, right ?).
So my question is, with my level (and I have yet a lot a thing to learn. For now, I'm reading the book of Paul Magriel), how would I be in a tournament in the EUKBF or WBA federation. Would I be totally crushed or not ?
Is there a big difference between "master" tournament and the other sides event ?
Thank you for answering me
I'm playing backgammon for like 2-3 months now and I play a lot against GNU Backgammon. I played several games against the bot and my average snowie error rate is 6.0 over more that 100 games ( I think it's pretty accurate to know an estimation of my average error rate, right ?).
So my question is, with my level (and I have yet a lot a thing to learn. For now, I'm reading the book of Paul Magriel), how would I be in a tournament in the EUKBF or WBA federation. Would I be totally crushed or not ?
Is there a big difference between "master" tournament and the other sides event ?
Thank you for answering me
04-11-2016
, 04:19 PM
Thanks to you for responding me
Yes, I'm taking backgammon seriously for like two months now. But I discover the game during the poker boom like in 2007. But at this time I just learned the rules and played a little bit, nothing serious.
Now, I just would like some challenge and given the fact that I was enjoying the backgammon, I decided to take it more seriously in order to play some tournaments.
And no, I don't play with the hints, it's all by myself. But after each game, I review all the moves I made and try to think why I made a mistake,...
Yes, I'm taking backgammon seriously for like two months now. But I discover the game during the poker boom like in 2007. But at this time I just learned the rules and played a little bit, nothing serious.
Now, I just would like some challenge and given the fact that I was enjoying the backgammon, I decided to take it more seriously in order to play some tournaments.
And no, I don't play with the hints, it's all by myself. But after each game, I review all the moves I made and try to think why I made a mistake,...