Braingammon
Backgammon with three dice

Less luck.
More brain.

Each player rolls three dice once, for the whole game. Every turn, you choose which two to play.

App Store — coming soon Google Play — coming soon
The Braingammon 3D board in the middle of a game, with the hint's moves drawn as arrows

How it plays

Standard backgammon, with one change that turns every roll into a decision.

Three dice for the whole game

At the start each player rolls three dice — and keeps them until the game ends. Your opponent's dice are on the board for you to see.

Choose two every turn

Pick the two dice that fit the moment, then move. Two equal dice are a double: play them four times.

Mirror match: no luck at all

Two games with the same dice, sides swapped. Both players get the same chances — only the better play wins.

Everything you need to play — and get better

Play alone, with a friend beside you, or with players around the world.

Eight computer opponents

From very easy to expert, each with its own face and style.

A friend on one device

Pass the phone or share the screen — hints for both players.

Online play

Ranked games against people everywhere. No sign-up, no password.

Hints and training

See the play the computer would make, drawn as arrows on the board.

Beat the AI

Fixed dice, the strongest opponent, and world high scores checked by the server.

2D or 3D board

A clean flat board, or a wooden 3D table you can play on directly.

Replays and badges

Watch any finished game again, turn by turn, and collect badges.

Five languages

English, Español, Français, Deutsch and עברית.

Two boards, one game

Switch between them at any time in the settings.

The 2D board: each player's three dice in the middle, the two chosen ringed, and the hint's moves as arrows
2D — crisp and fast, on any screen
The 3D board: a wooden table with real-looking checkers and dice
3D — a wooden table with real checkers and dice

Ready for your first roll?

Braingammon runs right in your browser — free, with nothing to install. The iPhone and Android apps are on their way.