Banking service chronicle Monthly Magazine by bsc academy-subscribe published this article page no 25 when you hit a blot it is moved to the middle of the board to the part divided between the home board and the outer boards called the bar. the checkers placed on the bar are kept out of play until the bar can be entered by a dice roll in the opponents home boards. for example if you roll 2 you can enter a checker to the 23 point and enter the opponents home board and re enter the bar checkers into the game. you cannot move the other checkers unless your entire bar checkers are at your opponents home board. by the time your checkers are in your home board you must remove the checkers from the board to bear off using a roll of dice. for example if you roll 1 you can bear off one checker from the 1 point if you roll 2 you can move a checker form the 2 point and so on. if your opponent has not borne off any checkers while you have borne off 15 checkers you win the gammon. if your opponent has not borne off any checkers and still some of his checkers are placed on the bar while you have borne off 15 checkers then you win the backgammon banking service chronicle monthly magazine.
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