Play65 review
Backgammon is something that you really need to know well if you are going to play for money. Seriously - I thought I knew how to play the game and win almost everytime I play against friends, but when I played here, I felt slightly stupid.
I have now improved a lot, because I then decided not to be so arrogant and learn a bit more about the game. I did this by playing loads of free money games. I realised that for every move made, there is a correct counter move to make. Obviously, sticking to this strategy will not always win, because you will come across aggressive players etc. But it certainly helps in the long run.
Besides the fact that you are playing for real money, this game is fun and anybody that plays backgammon regularly, knows how addictive it can be. I really like the game a lot.
I think that skill games in general will be the next big thing in the online betting world and backgammon will be one of the most popular games of these. Get in now and learn the ways of this trend before everybody else does so you have a head start.
Play65 detail information
They offer you loads of different real money and play money tournaments.
Sit & Go Tournaments
The buy-ins, range from a minimum of $5 (with a $1 entry fee) to a maximum of $200 (with a $15 entry fee).
Event Tournaments
These tournaments always have a minimum amount of entries required and you will see the start times next to each of them.
- Live Backgammon tables
- Easy, Safe and Secure
- 24-7 support
- Lots of Games & Tournaments
Software
LogicEmpire
Commissions
Single Game (Money)
Commission is taken from the final win sum (the winner pays for both players)
Up to $20: 4%
Example: Joe and Alex play a single game with initial stake of $5. Alex won by gammon. $9.20 will be added to Alex's balance and Joe's balance will be deducted by $10. (commission is $0.4)
$20 up to $100: 3%
Example: Joe and Alex play a single game with initial stake of $20. Alex won a regular game but won 4 points (the doubling cube was set to 4). $75.20 will be added to Alex's balance and Joe's balance will be deducted by $80. (commission is $4.8)
Over $100: 2%
Example: Joe and Alex play a single game with initial stake of $50. Alex won by gammon and the doubling cube was set to 4 (Alex won a total of 8 points). $384 will be added to Alex's balance and Joe's balance will be deducted by $400. (commission is $16)
Series Game (Match)
Commission is taken from the stake sum and adding 0.25% for each additional point in a game over 1. (the winner pays both)
Up to $20:
base commission (for 1 point): 3%, every point: +0.25%, max commission: 5%
Example: Diane and Julia play a Series (match) up to 3 points with stake of $10. Diane won the series 3-1.The commission for 3 points is base commission of 3%+2*0.25%=3.5% The commission from each player is $10*3.5%= $0.35. (the winner pays both their commissions)$9.30 will be added to Diane's balance and Julia's balance will be deducted by $10.
$20 up to $100:
base commission (for 1 point): 2.5%, every point: +0.25%, max commission: 4%
Example: Diane and Julia play a Series (match) up to 21 points with stake of $20. Diane won the series 21-15.The commission for 21 points is base commission of 2.5%+20*0.25%=7.5%The max commission is 4% so the commission will be 4%.The commission from each player is $20*4%= $0.8 (the winner pays both their commissions)$18.40 will be added to Diane's balance and Julia's balance will be deducted by $20.
$100 and over:
base commission (for 1 point): 2%, every point: +0.25%, max commission: 3%
Example: Diane and Julia play a Series (match) up to 5 points with stake of $250. Diane won the series 5-1.The commission for 5 points is base commission of 2%+4*0.25%=3% The commission from each player is $250*3%= $7.5. (the winner pays both their commissions)$235 will be added to Diane's balance and Julia's balance will be deducted by $250.
Languages
English
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Support Info
E-mail Support@play65.com
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