Mistress/Domme Backgammon If you know how to play Backgammon, then you can start right away. If you don’t know how to play, [sales pitch] it is a great game – you might want to learn. We sometimes play a Series to decide what sort of month I can expect. - We set the Series at 7 points – whoever earns 7 points first wins the series. Each game is 1 point - but if the Doubling Cube is used, each game could be 2 or more. - Winning the Series grants the winner … something. Lots of options for your own dynamics. - Since there are all sorts of levels of victory (or defeat). You decide the level of reward (or punishment) that works best for you. Doubling Cube Rules: These three rules set up a higher stakes game that lean heavily in the M/D’s favor. 1. If the Sub wins the first die roll, they must request doubling the odds at their first opportunity. 2. If there is a tie on the first die roll, the Sub must request doubling the odds at their first opportunity. 3. If the M/D requests doubling the odds, the Sub must accept. This means the Sub can rarely hope for anything better than getting 2 points for a game. There is a chance where the Sub may get more points for one game. But if the M/D wins the first die roll, and the game goes in the Sub’s favor – the M/D will not double & the Sub will only get 1 point. However, the M/D can pick & choose when to Double. So, if she wins the first die roll & the game goes in her favor, the Sub can expect her to double the odds & the she will get 2 points for that game. In cases where the Sub wins the die roll or there is a tie – they must double. If the game goes in the M/D’s favor, she will likely double that … and win with 4 points. This easily translates into a Sub’s hard-earned series lead disappear in one game. Add that to the normal point modifiers for victory: - Single game point of both players are ‘bearing off’. - Double game points (Gammon) if the loser has not yet removed any pieces from play by the time the winner bears off. - Triple game points (Backgammon) if the loser still has pieces in the winner’s ‘home quadrant’ when the winner bears off. The way the 7 Point Series might end: (note- lot of chance here – because the M/D always decides. - M/D shuts out the Sub – 7+ to 0 … Very little time out of lockup & no chance for orgasm for the entire month. - M/D wins big but not by shutout – say 7+ to 1, 2 or 3 … Little chance for even a ruined orgasm sometime during the month. - M/D wins but not by much – say 7+ to 4, 5 or 6 … Maybe a ruined orgasm sometime during the month. - Sub wins but not by much … Small chance for a full orgasm, maybe just a ruined one sometime during the month. - Sub wins big … Maybe more time out of lockup and/or a chance for a full orgasm sometime during the month. - Sub shuts out the M/D … Maybe more time out of lockup & full orgasms for a whole week sometime during the month. The Point Spread can act as an amplitude adjustment to the ‘victory’. The loser of the game will have pieces remaining on the board. A piece on the first pip would count as 1 point. On the second pip, 2 points etc. Say you have 5 pieces remaining – 2 on the 1st, 1 on the 3rd & 2 on the 6th … this would equal 17 points. You have to keep a log of how the series progresses for both games won & the point spread. - Point spread greater than 200 in M/D’s favor … She (in my case) is bound to smile for this – and has! - Point spread between 100-199 in M/D’s favor … Still something she will be very happy with. - Point spread between 1-99 in M/D’s favor … Even if the I win the series, the fact she had more points may negate my victory. - Point spread between 1-99 in Sub’s favor … Probably wont change much but might increase my hope. - Point spread between 100-199 in Sub’s favor … More hope but a bigger chance of disappointment. - Point spread greater than 200 in Sub’s favor … Time for me to be very thankful … and show my appreciation! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Enjoy! If anyone wants more information about this, please don’t hesitate to ask.
I’ve always wanted to play backgammon, but the rules just confuse the hell out of me! I’ve tried and tried! But it won’t stick.
backgammon is indeed a difficult game to perfect - there are a lot of interrelated aspects that must find balance ... and takes quite an investment of time before it starts to feel comfortable. it has to be an enjoyable game for someone to want to keep playing it - so don't feel bad if its not for you. if you want to discuss in more detail, pm me.
After reading some of that I started to lose the will to live, let alone play backgammon. lol... Sorry I'm only teasing. Backgammon is actually really simple. Forget about doubling on the other weird dice to start with. It's about patterns of dice rolls that match the action on the board. Knowing that there is 3 difference between 6and3 for instance, or that 6and1 is a killer first roll. Doubles , you move 4 moves. If you have two or more counters on a line, you cannot be taken. House rules may only allow a maximum stack of five. Simple
got a good chuckle - thanks. That was the case for me too ... but I found internal combustion engines easy to work on too. I have learned that it's not for everyone. Good advice though - keep it simple, keep at it & it will keep getting easier while you keep getting better at it.
My wife loves backgammon so a chastity game based on it might appeal to her. But if I showed her these rules, smoke would start pouring out of her ears and she might make me quit chastity altogether!
@littleguy3 I triple dog dare you to show her these rules! These are pretty spicy rules to be sure. Might make smoke come out of her ears but I don't think she'll make you quit chastity. I think she will enjoy winning - and maybe you, losing. I'll patiently wait to hear how it went ...