Prime Backgammon Review

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Backgammon is a game of skill and luck, played by two people head to head, traditionally on one board table - and now online.

In PrimeBackgammon you will be able to play with players from all around the world - for FREE or for REAL MONEY. Get ready to play online backgammon on PrimeBackgammon, where you will find a variety of tournaments, promotions and events.

Backgammon tournaments at Prime Backgammon

A backgammon tournament is a competition, which involves a relatively large number of backgammon players at the same game table. Backgammon tournaments contain multiple matches, each involving a subset of competitors. The overall backgammon tournament winner will be determined based on the combined results of those individual matches.

PrimeBackgammon offers a variety of backgammon tournaments for any backgammon player, who wishes to play against several opponents at the same game table. PrimeBackgammon's daily or monthly backgammon tournaments include:

• A Sit & Go Tournament is a backgammon tournament, in which the number of players, who can register to the game, is predefined. The tournament begins as soon as the quota of players is reached. PrimeBackgammon's Sit & Go tournaments include between 4 and 64 players.
• A Swing is a contest, in which all players start with an equal amount of chips and continue to play until one player remains who accumulated all the chips.
• Backgammon satellite tournaments are backgammon tournaments in which the winner (or winners) receives a free entry to another backgammon tournament. Joining a backgammon satellite tournament has a great advantage – players can use the lower buy-in of the "Satellite Tournament" instead of the direct buy-in which is higher.
• A backgammon knockout tournament is divided into successive rounds; each backgammon player plays in at most one fixture per round. The top-ranked backgammon players in each fixture progress to the next round. As rounds progress, the number of backgammon players and fixtures decreases, and the final round consists of just one fixture, the winner of which is the overall champion.