GAMMONLIFE–LINKS

Gammonlife is happy to provide the following links to other interesting resources and sites related to backgammon.

	NackBG.com Official website of Nack Ballard, the World's #1 Player and #1 BG Giant. Stay tuned to this site for news on the release of his upcoming book on the openings rolls of the game (co-authored with Paul Weaver).

	GammOnLine.com - Professional BG Resource A website created by Backgammon Giant Kit Woolsey. This site has a treasure trove of articles by Kit and many other top players as well as more than 25 analyzed matches that are annotated by Kit Woolsey.

	BackGame.com - Online Backgammon This site has lots of information about backgammon but what we especially admired was their collection of articles in many different languages, which you can access at the bottom of the menu bar on the left.

	Backgammon.org - Backgammon Game News and information and lots of articles. Their two-part History of Backgammon by Chris Bray is excellently written and you will find other articles by Phil Simborg who also posts regularly in this site's forum.

	Backgammon-Directory - Backgammon Rooms Here's a place to find reviews on all the major online backgammon play sites with a list of rooms and available bonuses for each of the servers. See their News section, Glossary and other resources as well.

	VictoriaSmirnoff.com Official website of the lovely Victoria Smirnoff, winner of the 2000 Doubles Consulting World Backgammon Championship (partner Paul Magriel). Lots of content including a bio, photos and videos.

	Mel Leifer's GammonLinks GammonLinks is a huge page of descriptive links to backgammon info, organized and updated regularly by backgammon guru Mel Leifer. If you can't find what you seek about backgammon there, it's nowhere.

	Wikipedia Wikipedia is a free encyclopedia with a growing section on various backgammon topics contributed by editors from around the world. Some famous backgammon players, such as Paul Magriel, are mentioned there.

	Google The Google search engine is the first choice of Internet surfers for finding information on the Web - check it out for any backgammon topic or person you are interested in knowing about.

	The Origin of Backgammon An interesting site in English and French that traces the history and evolution of modern backgammon, through text and images, as far back as 1130 AD to a game played in India called Golaka-Krida.