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Keywords:
Magriel,
Paul,
Opponent,
Fifth,
Backgammon
a player's twenty-point (i.e., the opponent's five-point) hit land on an opposing blot, which is then placed on the bar; also called "bump" or "knock off"
Your opponent's five point.
The "five point", the fifth point in from the beginning of one's own home board.
Your opponent's 5 point.
The opponents 5 pt. The golden point is the best defensive point you can own at the beginning of the game.
The 5-point. This is not an "accepted" term but you may hear it. Paul Magriel, in his excellent book on backgammon, coined this term to emphasize the importance of owning the 5-point.
From Paul Magriel A term attributed to one's opponent's 5-point, significant for its strategic value as a location as an anchor. Search
The fifth point in from the beginning of one's own home board, also known as the 'five point'.
The golden point, a sudden death overtime system, is used to resolve drawn matches in the National Rugby League. The term is borrowed from soccer's now defunct golden goal.
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