The primary objective in Backgammon is to move all of your checkers off the board before your opponent does.

The most common opening move in Backgammon is to move a checker from the 24-point to the 23-point.

The term for a situation in which a player has two or more checkers on the same point is a stack.

The term for a situation in which a player has no checkers on a point is a blot.

The term for a situation in which a player has a checker on every point from their 24-point to their 1-point is a prime.

The term for a situation in which a player has a checker on every point from their 24-point to their 7-point is a block.

The term for a situation in which a player has a checker on every point from their 24-point to their 13-point is a stack.

The term for a situation in which a player has a checker on every point from their 24-point to their 19-point is a blot.

The term for a situation in which a player has a checker on every point from their 24-point to their 15-point is a stack.

The term for a situation in which a player has a checker on every point from their 24-point to their 11-point is a blot.

The term for a situation in which a player has a checker on every point from their 24-point to their 17-point is a stack.

The term for a situation in which a player has a checker on every point from their 24-point to their 13-point is a blot.

The term for a situation in which a player has a checker on every point from their 24-point to their 9-point is a stack.

The term for a situation in which a player has a checker on every point from their 24-point to their 5-point is a blot.

The term for a situation in which a player has a checker on every point from their 24-point to their 1-point is a prime.