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Mel manages a list of more than 600 links to Backgammon-related pages on the Internet, including many social media sites like Facebook and Twitter. The sites are categorized under a variety of topic headers, come with a brief description and are updated on a regular basis.
Dozens of categorized links to everything about backgammon, and then some. It is a nifty site that took a lot of research to set up.
Our favorite link on this site was Songs. Come now, how many popular songs would you imagine had titles related to backgammon terminology or situations?
Diane Varner is a photographer and avid player who travels to Backgammon tournaments around the U.S. and catches images of all the action and excitement of these events.
One of the finest resources on the net. The Rules section is excellent, one of the best we have encountered. It thoroughly explains the game and includes essential board illustrations.
Meet Erik Arneson, your About.com's guide to Backgammon and other board games. Check out his list of great Backgammon links.
David Kinston's new website for the Melbourne, Australia Backgammon Club where he also has under development a BG server like FIBS. There is lots of information about activities at the club as well. Some of his links may not be active yet.

