BackgammongalaxyReviews of backgammongalaxy.com

The worst backgammon platform that I ever used. The mobile application is crashing very often and no chance to fix the issue. During the game you can realize a row of many doubles (up to 4-6 in a sequence). The more you play the more you have bad dice numbers and you are immediately hit by the opponent. In the opening phase I stopped to move the checker to position 20 because the opponent has 3/1 in 90% of the games. Many, many similar issues. I don’t believe that the used RNG works properly, it is far away from the reality. Don’t waste your money or time to support this ugly platform.

Review Re: Backgammongalaxy.com - - After spending time with the free version, and after spending quite a bit of $$ buying coins so I can continue to play, I've lost confidence in this app. The dice feel consistently unfair — opponents seem to roll doubles at an improbable rate, particularly in competitive matches between higher-ranked players. I know variance is part of backgammon, but the patterns here go beyond what feels statistically reasonable. What bothers me most is the lack of transparency. The app previously showed Luck Rating stats, which at least gave players a way to evaluate fairness objectively — that feature has since been removed without explanation, making it impossible to assess what's actually happening with the RNG. Pointing to open-source code doesn't address the real question of how the live game is implemented. Free play is fine, but I can't recommend paying for anything at this site. If fair, transparent gameplay matters to you, look elsewhere.

Celui-ci est absolument répugnant quant à son système particulier (heureusement unique) de classement ELO : si vous gagnez la partie, vous ne gagnez les points que si vous jouez "au plus proche" de la partie parfaite vue par l'AI, cela signifie qu'il ne faut pas * trop de chance et * trop d'erreurs. Pourtant, dans une compétition, même un champion comme Olsen peut gagner avec de la chance, et avec des erreurs, alors quoi ? Va-t-il alors refuser la victoire devant les juges du tournoi ? Mon oeil ! De plus ce système est totalement en faveur des joueurs expérimentés : * Si vous êtes débutant et gagnez contre un expert (on peut rêver), ce sera certainement avec pas mal de chance et des erreurs. Donc pas de point en + pour vous malgré votre victoire, et pas de points en - pour lui. * Si maintenant vous perdez (ce qui semble probable), l'expert aura certainement, dans la plupart des parties en tout cas, gagné sans trop d'erreurs et sans trop se fier à la chance : il gagne des points, 1 ou 2 seulement peut-être, mais il les gagne... Vous, vous les perdez. Je suis d'ailleurs convaincu, au vu de nombreuses expériences sur ce site (je l'ai heureusement quitté depuis - quelle perte de temps ! -), que plus la différence d'ELO est forte entre vous et votre adversaire, plus le joueur avec l'ELO élevé a de la chance. Une partie type (mon ELO était de +/- 1400), face à un 1700 ELO : je tirais des 2/1 3 X pour commencer quand lui faisait 6/5, 3/1 puis double 4. Pas une fois, mais ce genre de scénario est absolument typique. Joueurs débutants ou moyens, vous n'êtes pas les bienvenus sur ce site, il faut être un expert pour "jouer parmi les stars" comme dit le slogan. Elitiste, et très dispensable.

I’ve been a Star Member for months, grinding through over 4,000 games, but Backgammon Galaxy is a total scam disguised as fair play. The dice rolls are blatantly biased—opponents get impossible streaks of doubles while I get garbage, especially in high-stakes matches against other Star users. Reviews everywhere echo this, but the devs deny it with “open-source RNG” excuses. Worse, they quietly removed the Luck Rating stats that used to prove (or disprove) fairness—now it’s just gone, leaving us in the dark. Canceling the subscription? A nightmare. No button in the app, hidden on the web, and if you miss it, you’re stuck paying. Support is slow, and the whole thing feels designed to trap you. Free play is okay, but premium is a rip-off—stick to real boards or other apps. 1 star, uninstalling now.

Site has childish design features limited chat options , cannot choose opponents or stake. Makes playing uncomfortable. Frankly unbelievable rolls ALL the time

1) You can't decline the amount of coin your opponent want to gambling with. So, you can lost all your coins very fast even if you are a top class player. 2) You can't chose yourself who you want to play with. 3) Dice sometimes goes insane... especially against those 'fake payers' ( bot ? ) with impossible record. Exaple. I have played someone with 7 games played 4 won 3 lost with a rating of 0973 ! So, if you lost ( and you will lost 100% of the time cause the dice are fixed in those games. )

As someone with a background in Silicon Valley tech, I’ve taken the time to analyze the outcome data from your game, and I can confirm that the results deviate meaningfully from a statistically random distribution. If this is intentional, that’s understandable—many gaming systems use weighted or pseudo-random algorithms to influence player engagement. However, if it’s not intentional, I strongly encourage your team to review the code and investigate this issue. The large volume of user feedback regarding perceived bias in outcomes suggests a real problem worth examining. From a technical standpoint, I can assure you the current results are not consistent with random behavior. It may be time to bring in engineers who can isolate and resolve this anomaly.

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