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BGBlitz

BGBlitz is a strong neural net based computer player for Windows, Mac and Linux.

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  • Freemium
  • Proprietary

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  • Mac
  • Windows
  • Linux
  • Java Mobile  BGBlitz2go on bgblitz2go.com
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Endgame Database (Linux)
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  • Developed by

    Frank Berger

  • Licensing

    Proprietary and Freemium product.

  • Pricing

    free version with limited functionality.

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  • Supported Languages

    • English
BGBlitz was added to AlternativeTo by Danilo Venom on and this page was last updated . BGBlitz is sometimes referred to as BGBlitz2go. 
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What is BGBlitz?

BGBlitz is a strong neural net based computer player for Windows, Mac and Linux.

BGBlitz, the Swiss army knife of Backgammon currently has the following "blades":

Play Backgammon against a world class opponent or play over a network. A tutor which helps to improve your game. Rollout position with optional variance reduction. Choose between several themes. See the themes page. Improve your skill with quiz databases. Improve your cube handling in match play. Replay your games Collect matches in databases. Convert from/to different match-formats and to HTML. Use the precise endgame database. Completely internationalised. Current languages are English, German, Dutch (Roger Troost), Italian and French (Radu-Dan Sabau), Spanish (José Manuel Solis Preisser), Danish (Søren Pingel Daalsgard), Hebrew (Shahar Tal), Swedish (Peter Nevalainen), Turkish (Özgür Albayrak), Catalan (Xavier Blanquer), Chinese (Angelita Li), Polish (Miroslaw Golda), Japanese (Katsutoshi Seki), Russian (Oleg Timshin), and Czech (Jan Vodolan). Thanks to all of them.