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Kleinman, Danny | |
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Long Road To Gammon | |
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Backgammon writings by Danny Kleinman | |
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Edition 1995 (Cover unknown)
Edition 2003 (Larry Strommen)
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1995 (Edition Danny Kleinman) / 2003 (Reprint by Larry Strommen) | |
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175 / iv + 150 | |
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Danny Kleinman, Los Angeles / Larry Strommen, Los Angeles | |
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Softcover, spiral-bound | |
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without | |
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English | |
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I am still searching for the 1995 edition of this book. If you can help, please contact me via eMail. | |
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| From the same Author | |
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A Backgammon Book for Gabriel, 1994 ... But Only the Hogs Win Backgammons, 1991 Double-Sixes from the Bar, 1982 How Can I Keep From Dancing?, 1983 / 1999 How Little We Know About Backgammon, 1985 / 2001 Is There Life After Backgammon?, 1983 / 1997 Meanwhile, Back at the Chouette, 1981 / 1996 The Dice Conquer All, 1984 / 1999 The Other Side of Midnight, 1986 Vision Laughs at Counting with Advice to the Dicelorn, 1980 / 1996 Wonderful World of Backgammon, 1981 / 1996 |
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Backgammon With the Giants: Neil Kazaross, 2001 Costa Rica 1994, 1996 Cubes and Gammons Near the End of the Match, 1997 Jerry Grandell - His most important Matches, 1999 |
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| Book Reviews | |
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"[..] Because of his computer aversion Danny Kleinmans book lack the confirmations of
a bearoff databaes or computer rollouts. [..]
Danny Kleinman's judgements are not state of the art and sometimes wrong. Nevertheless his way of explaining positions, checker plays and how to solve problems is unprecedented, outstanding, fresh and original. Most of the time his analyses are sharp and convincing and you can learn from his way of working out a problem. In general, Danny Kleinman's errors are not serious, but most of them he wouldn't make, if a computer with bearoff and rollout program were available. [..] All in all Danny Kleinman's new book should only be bought by readers who are prepared to not only read but also work out each problem." -- Backgammon Magazin I/96 |
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