Crystal clear video, and you complain about dice clarity? 🤦♂️ I understand that sometimes there is a glare, but just watching the checker play will give you the roll.
At 2.25.21 you can mentally imagine the annoyance going through Blake's mind when Masayuki throughs a double 6. He smiles quickly - you lucky b...rd - followed by an annoyed look. That's backgammon for you.
They are writing their aggregate match score on a card provided by the tournament director. Although there is a score card for the purpose of keeping viewers informed of the match score, players are encouraged to keep their own score to ensure there is no confusion about match score. Sometimes players forget to change the big score card which can lead to a disagreement on what is the true match score.
At around 19:50, Fleetwood rolls what looks like 6-3, and moves 13,10 and then both checkers on 10 to 6! Cheating!!!! I can’t believe Mochizuki didn’t catch it!!!
That was a completely legal move, 13 to 7 and 10 to 7. They often move the checkers on weird detours, aggregating moves, but where the checkers end up is what counts, and the players don't need to "spell out" each individual move.
Those dice are sometimes very hard to read on the video. They should use different ones so it is always clear from this angle.
Crystal clear video, and you complain about dice clarity? 🤦♂️ I understand that sometimes there is a glare, but just watching the checker play will give you the roll.
Ya think?
I love that game so much is fun to play with friends
1:51:14 Why is Blake suggesting the move by pointing to it?
3:03:02 18 to 21 and 19 to 21 would have been my choice. Poor Blake looked steamed when Mochi rolled 6 6 @ 2:25:20.
I love that Mochi fixes the uneven pieces 👍🏻🤣
Hear, hear!
Or is that here, here?
Anyone have a link to this board? I know it’s a Geoffrey Parker but can’t find it anywhere.
Blake is playing like a leisurely pastime instead of a championship match
That's why he got his butt beat down
Why did he go again at 51:45? Don't you forfeit your move?
Mochy rolls what he needs.Please watch his maches while collecting checkers.Almost each time he rolls three doubles.
3:05:05 winner is black
Mochi kicks ass here. The semis lasted long since she got too lucky.
At 2.25.21 you can mentally imagine the annoyance going through Blake's mind when Masayuki throughs a double 6. He smiles quickly - you lucky b...rd - followed by an annoyed look. That's backgammon for you.
blake messed up double ones bearing off earlier. the double six shouldnt have mattered.
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big mistake, minute: 3:03:06....
beautiful matches.
Mochi is like a man possessed. I've never seen more timely doubles than him.
watching
What are they writing down after each game ended? I can see them both writing something on the side everytime they reset the clock. What is it?
They are writing their aggregate match score on a card provided by the tournament director. Although there is a score card for the purpose of keeping viewers informed of the match score, players are encouraged to keep their own score to ensure there is no confusion about match score. Sometimes players forget to change the big score card which can lead to a disagreement on what is the true match score.
@@msudlp that was my first thought, but then I was like "it can't be that simple, right?". But thanks for clearing that up for me!
17:33 are u kidding ! Bet 4
White is unlikely to win, what is the point of gifting Mochizuki points?
6-5 was play rong
13:29 definitely a wrong move by mr Blake. No need for taking that risk.
23:06 wrong move
25:11 wrong move
At around 19:50, Fleetwood rolls what looks like 6-3, and moves 13,10 and then both checkers on 10 to 6! Cheating!!!! I can’t believe Mochizuki didn’t catch it!!!
you're right!
That was a completely legal move, 13 to 7 and 10 to 7. They often move the checkers on weird detours, aggregating moves, but where the checkers end up is what counts, and the players don't need to "spell out" each individual move.
@@dannyb1379 No, he's not right. Asturosfagyi pointed out with his reply, that was a completely legal move. 13 to 7 and 10 to 7.
Mochi bro you take too long
Dumb take at 1:14:20.
behind 23
merely a quintuple whopper...
Little bit of editing to the video couldn't hurt...
58 minutes gets double 1 and plays just 3 moves
2.13.57; mochy knows better his opponent doesn'T cube, cos it is easy pass there plus he is very far from too good with this anchor...clever
they're not very good are they
Do you know who you're watching? Mochy is quite possibly the greatest backgammon player that's ever lived.
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fleetwood is an amateur on BG!!
I agree
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