Mochy vs Nevzat Dogan - NY Metro Open Backgammon Championship

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  • Опубліковано 12 лют 2022
  • Round 2 of the NY Metro Open Backgammon Tournament - Mochy vs Nevzat Dogan.
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  • @suleymanonder5068
    @suleymanonder5068 2 місяці тому +1

    Good game, good players and very instructive 👍👍👍

  • @predator8320ify
    @predator8320ify 2 роки тому +17

    Mochy you are the greatest backgammon player I am a big fan of yours I have watched almost all your matches and I try to play your style and I succeed you are my great teacher number one ❤️

    • @nutotiziaristisuntcorecti184
      @nutotiziaristisuntcorecti184 Рік тому +1

      A făcut greșeli

    • @dianajames4717
      @dianajames4717 Рік тому

      i have never seen such bad moves in my life. I could beat both of them and i am not a professional

    • @cemsevgi
      @cemsevgi Місяць тому

      Try to learn Mr.Nevzat Style 😊

    • @cemsevgi
      @cemsevgi Місяць тому

      Try to learn Mr.Nevzat's style

  • @aquaecoloratum
    @aquaecoloratum Рік тому +4

    It's so amazing to watch you play guys :) thank you

  • @birdnat3727
    @birdnat3727 2 роки тому

    Thank you for show 👍👍👍

  • @hrrld
    @hrrld 2 роки тому +13

    wow, your play in game 7 is breathtaking - one of the most interesting games I've seen in a while. Thanks for posting it!

    • @bgmochy
      @bgmochy  2 роки тому +3

      Thank you, I agree, it was a great game, but if he could leave a blot in the end it was greater :)

    • @hrrld
      @hrrld 2 роки тому +1

      @@bgmochy I was also hoping for him to leave a blot to make the match more interesting. Your winning chances are (to me) surprisingly high that whole game- you were a favorite with 5 checkers back (!). I have a lot left to learn about backgammon and I enjoy watching you play.

    • @latifsari877
      @latifsari877 9 місяців тому

      I dont think you would do that as well to be honest@@bgmochy

    • @bennemann
      @bennemann 3 місяці тому

      Please post a timestamp to game 7 if you can, it's hard to know which game is the 7th unless you follow all the games carefully.

  • @romichmarksamo3452
    @romichmarksamo3452 Рік тому +3

    Hey where can I get this exact backgammon board!? Name of manufacturer or where can I buy it ?
    Hey wo bekomme ich genau dieses Backgammon Brett Her !?

    • @PeterOzanne
      @PeterOzanne Рік тому +2

      Es ist das P-40, Phil Simborg! c.€1000?

  • @ryanrebelo133
    @ryanrebelo133 2 роки тому +10

    Wondering what you saw in the position at 29:00 Mochy.

  • @cheeksmcgill9858
    @cheeksmcgill9858 Рік тому +4

    Wonderful, need bigger dice for us older viewers.

  • @lifeinmoldova
    @lifeinmoldova Рік тому +8

    Both are real Gentlemen (both during and after the play) 😎❤

  • @BackgammonisBeautiful
    @BackgammonisBeautiful 2 роки тому +6

    I'm loving these new videos, Mochy

    • @bgmochy
      @bgmochy  2 роки тому +3

      Thank you Daniel :)

  • @Deslaure
    @Deslaure 2 місяці тому

    Where can we find a set like this ? It's gorgeous!

  • @stattad
    @stattad 9 місяців тому +3

    I'm a novice. Why did the match end at 11 wins instead of 13?

    • @stattad
      @stattad 9 місяців тому +2

      Now I see it. A backgammon!

  • @alanimranali
    @alanimranali 2 роки тому +4

    Great video as usual Mochy.

  • @sinanucak9325
    @sinanucak9325 8 місяців тому

    Fantastic finish

  • @daveray5655
    @daveray5655 2 роки тому +4

    In your last video I praised Mochy for having a great PR and he told me luck had an effect on it. This video proves him wrong. Mochy outplayed his opponent with a better PR even though his opponent was super lucky only confirming that Mochy is perhaps the best backgammon player to ever live.

    • @mackenzieusher8025
      @mackenzieusher8025 2 роки тому +5

      That's not what he meant. He meant that he was lucky enough to run into positions that he was familiar enough with that he was able to play below his average PR.

    • @daveray5655
      @daveray5655 2 роки тому +1

      @@mackenzieusher8025 my point being that he is skilled enough to handle nearly every situation thrown at him. He's a very humble person and I'm glad he is a good person but I thought it was funny he tried to pass his PR as luck when he clearly displayed how good he is.

    • @mackenzieusher8025
      @mackenzieusher8025 2 роки тому

      @@daveray5655 Nah, I think he knows both that he is a beast and that PR is volatile. But I get that you're just trying to pay him a compliment.

    • @theverdict4322
      @theverdict4322 2 роки тому

      Mochy has OCD ? replacing objects constantly.

    • @nutotiziaristisuntcorecti184
      @nutotiziaristisuntcorecti184 Рік тому

      La table depinzi de zar

  • @aytaccevik9693
    @aytaccevik9693 Рік тому +5

    Tebrikler Nevzat Bey...Sayenizde en iyi hamleleri seyrederek öğrenmeye çalıştık.

    • @izztaydn3168
      @izztaydn3168 Рік тому

      Bir şey soruyum ilk oyunu neden ilk zardan verdi rakibine ?

    • @chriswade9616
      @chriswade9616 Рік тому

      @@izztaydn3168 Mochy rolled a 2, Nevzat a 1.

  • @yousefbilleh3040
    @yousefbilleh3040 2 роки тому

    what brand board is this that they are playing on?

    • @PeterOzanne
      @PeterOzanne Рік тому

      I think it's the one promoted by Phil Simborg - P40?

  • @christianmunk-christensen6568
    @christianmunk-christensen6568 2 роки тому +7

    If dice on checkers are OK, then why is it not ok for a die to fall on the left side of the board if it lies flat and is easy to read?

    • @mackenzieusher8025
      @mackenzieusher8025 2 роки тому +4

      I don't like die on checker, but it's all just convention anyway. Phil Simborg once said that he plays die on floor with his brothers lol.

    • @hosseinpaknahad6284
      @hosseinpaknahad6284 2 роки тому +3

      listen carefully 1:32 where Mochy asks Nevzat if die on checker is fine

    • @livens100
      @livens100 4 місяці тому

      @@hosseinpaknahad6284 I thought it was only a reroll if the die came to a stop on a checker or leaning against one. In this case the die just rolled across a checker but landed flat on the board.

  • @user-ov1mb1bo3z
    @user-ov1mb1bo3z 2 місяці тому

    I hope to answer the question: How do I participate in world championships?

  • @darkobrljak2620
    @darkobrljak2620 Рік тому

    Why at 7:36 5/2 5/1 is preffered play, instead of 6/2 4/1?

    • @erdemkaya2735
      @erdemkaya2735 Рік тому +1

      Considering big double like 5x5 or 6x6

    • @PeterOzanne
      @PeterOzanne Рік тому

      Maybe he didn't read Michy's book on endgames! I chose 6/2 4/1 🙂

  • @yvesanguenot6450
    @yvesanguenot6450 Рік тому +3

    Amazing. These guys master mathematics cold blood

  • @billypratt4201
    @billypratt4201 11 місяців тому

    Good game.......

  • @m1n1m4l15m
    @m1n1m4l15m 9 місяців тому

    how is the brand of the board called?

    • @bennemann
      @bennemann 3 місяці тому

      The brand of this board is a P-40. Gotta love the metallic sound when checkers collide!

  • @petermanbam
    @petermanbam Рік тому

    What does that cube with the 2 mean?

    • @PeterOzanne
      @PeterOzanne Рік тому

      It's used in serious backgammon since about 1920 - it shows that one player has offered to raise the value of the game to 2x whatever points are scored in THAT GAME. The player who has accepted (rather than pass, giving opponent 1 point, and start next game) has the option, if he thinks the game has turned in his favour, to offer a redouble to 4 later in this game, before he rolls his dice. Check out - plenty of videos about this, e.g. Marc Olsen from Galaxy.

  • @arimxerxti2133
    @arimxerxti2133 11 місяців тому

    Does anybody knows where BG comes from?

    • @qownson4410
      @qownson4410 3 місяці тому

      A modified version of checkers. It's hard to see the resemblance today, but that's how it started.

  • @SalvableRuin
    @SalvableRuin Рік тому

    Why at 8:16 does a piece of paper magically appear over the timer?

    • @chriswade9616
      @chriswade9616 Рік тому +1

      It's just glade from a really strong light. Watch 8:42 in x0.25 speed and youll see it gradually disappears as Nevzat's hand hovers over the timer, blocking the light source.

  • @user-re6cb4po7i
    @user-re6cb4po7i Рік тому +2

    a backgammon at the very end, wow

  • @burakculhaci9882
    @burakculhaci9882 2 роки тому +10

    valla nevzat abi bu hızla nası oynuosun bravo hakkaten....

    • @brsalgl53
      @brsalgl53 Рік тому +1

      Adamın içinden geçti resmen

    • @cyprusbackgammon3413
      @cyprusbackgammon3413 6 місяців тому

      bu kadar hıza rağmen bence çok etkileyici bir PR ile de oynuyor

  • @cemsevgi
    @cemsevgi Місяць тому

    Bravo Nevzat bey. Harikaydınız

  • @selimarus3565
    @selimarus3565 3 місяці тому

    Ellerine emeğine yüreğini sağlık ❤

  • @chatrkanal5421
    @chatrkanal5421 Рік тому +2

    Come to Sulaymaniyah play with me

  • @korayakturk1727
    @korayakturk1727 Рік тому

    56:21 What is the old man in the back doing? :D

  • @arminsoltani3169
    @arminsoltani3169 2 роки тому +4

    Nevzat: Double 6, Double 4 this is how the World Champion Roll :)

  • @MrLukkyNL
    @MrLukkyNL 2 роки тому +1

    Great video and match. But I really dislike the metal checkers... brrrr

  • @darrenmeyers9896
    @darrenmeyers9896 3 місяці тому

    I’d watch this but it’s quite diff to see the dice on an iPhone. FYI

  • @petermanbam
    @petermanbam Рік тому

    Why u go from 1 to 3?

    • @PeterOzanne
      @PeterOzanne Рік тому

      See answer above: In game 1, Mochy was in a position where he would win 68%, including about 40 gammons: he offered to double, Nevzat knew it was too risky so he passed, 1-0. Next game, the cube was accepted, so with a simple win it was worth 2 points - so 3-0 to Mochy. Using the cube is difficult - it needs much study to understand the percentages and match-score differences. Marc Olsen and others have good books on this, e.g. "Cube like a Boss".

  • @cenkdemirhan4288
    @cenkdemirhan4288 2 роки тому +2

    Nevzat abim 🇹🇷 mochy çok iyisin

  • @WV591
    @WV591 5 місяців тому

    how in the frack do these guys play in championship.

  • @120diasdecine4
    @120diasdecine4 4 місяці тому

    In backgammon it is possible that a match gets stuck, and there is a tie

  • @Stefanox36
    @Stefanox36 2 роки тому +2

    They simply have too much time. When was the last time you saw ANYBODY losing because of the expired time? It makes no sense. Of the initial 26 minutes, you had 23 minutes and 48 seconds left on your clock. That means that you needed only 2 minutes and 12 seconds of your "Real" time to play. 2 minutes for each game (18 minutes for a 9 games to win) and only 6 second of "Free" time.

    • @nutotiziaristisuntcorecti184
      @nutotiziaristisuntcorecti184 Рік тому

      Și ce dacă are mult timp
      Câștigătorul trebuie să-l decidă zaru nu timpul

    • @PeterOzanne
      @PeterOzanne Рік тому

      Correction: Mochy only had 5 minutes left - for him, that's a lot, often he only has 20 seconds! Nevzat is a fast player; well he IS Turkish 🙂. People sometimes lose on time, I've seen it happen. Here they had 2 mins per point time bank. Some tournaments now only have 1.30, and that is tight, especially if you have to do a lot of calculations and hard moves!

    • @chriswade9616
      @chriswade9616 Рік тому

      @@nutotiziaristisuntcorecti184 Am văzut comentariul tău într-una aici. Da, zarul decide câte mutări poți face si cât de lungi. Tot strategia câștigă.

  • @raregemstone.meteoroit6301
    @raregemstone.meteoroit6301 7 місяців тому +1

    OYNAYACAK ARKADAS BULAMIYORUM..

    • @TeaOnTue
      @TeaOnTue 6 місяців тому

      Ben oynarım

  • @olavocarvalho4150
    @olavocarvalho4150 29 днів тому

    A regra deveria ser igual do xadrez, tocou na peça tem que jogar, o cara enrola muito, no final ele troca tantas vezes a peça de lugar que agente acaba até se perdendo do local original da peça.

  • @Joa8n
    @Joa8n Рік тому +1

    I can't believe the last game😐🤦‍♂️he never left a single shot! He was super lucky😑 I'm sure if you run the same situation 100 times you will leave at least one shot in 99 games😂

  • @bykailesi9164
    @bykailesi9164 2 роки тому +2

    Mochy,👍👏 türkey japan

  • @pufferfish7973
    @pufferfish7973 2 роки тому +2

    Your op mochy

  • @kohchangtai7820
    @kohchangtai7820 Рік тому +1

    Mochy is obviously a very good player but his game seemed off, he took cubes he shouldn’t of; sometimes its better to loose the game to win the match.

    • @michaelcarr9032
      @michaelcarr9032 10 місяців тому

      hes the all time greatest, not just very good :)

  • @theodoros9428
    @theodoros9428 Рік тому +1

    In 1,03,30 wrong move

  • @hasanalshareef5047
    @hasanalshareef5047 Рік тому

    I know one guy is undefeated he smash everybody

  • @olegyefremov2583
    @olegyefremov2583 Рік тому +1

    I'd like to say "well played, japan" but, no there were some questionable moves

  • @alikerimgeyik977
    @alikerimgeyik977 2 роки тому

    I like mochy

  • @yonutr
    @yonutr Рік тому

    36:32 WTFFFF???

  • @unsystunsyst1872
    @unsystunsyst1872 Рік тому

    nevzat bey tam turk gibi oynıyor adam ya . mochy mathematicss

  • @christianmunk-christensen6568
    @christianmunk-christensen6568 2 роки тому

    Interestingly, in the recent UBC final against Dirk Schiemann Mochy didn't want the players to make PR plays which add extra decisions without impacting the result. I believe it was referred to as the "gentleman rule". However, here in this match when PR is irrelevant he does exactly that in the game when he is sure to lose a G but plays on to get the BG decision.

    • @mackenzieusher8025
      @mackenzieusher8025 2 роки тому

      For BMAB I guess. I don't know that the gentlemen's rule was Mochy's idea during UBC.

  • @gorji717
    @gorji717 2 роки тому

    دردقیقه 41:07بازیکن قرمز عددی را اشتباه حرکت داد

  • @Smilersaywhat
    @Smilersaywhat Рік тому

    nevzat abim kalın gelmiş

  • @Aannonymousss
    @Aannonymousss Рік тому

    Şunu susturdun ya 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷

  • @geeselouise
    @geeselouise Рік тому

    If we can't read the dice, it makes watching the game worthless.

  • @u.s.4129
    @u.s.4129 Рік тому +2

    For me as a GO- and Chessplayer this is just brutal to watch

  • @davedoherty9450
    @davedoherty9450 2 роки тому +1

    Puchy

  • @kyriakosgewrgiou9250
    @kyriakosgewrgiou9250 Рік тому

    none of them knows backqammon.it will be imposible to face me. eazy players

    • @PeterOzanne
      @PeterOzanne Рік тому +1

      Your comment shows your weakness 🙂You clearly are not great! You probably don't even play with cube.

  • @dy6131
    @dy6131 Рік тому

    Don’t know these guys. But Mochy is slow and makes bad decisions. Nevzat is way quicker and smarter player.

  • @0x671
    @0x671 8 місяців тому

    Türk yok mu la

  • @Hagi1905uA
    @Hagi1905uA 2 роки тому

    Olum Türkiye de böyle tavla oynarsanız dayak yersiniz.satranç mı oynuyorsunuz bu ne yavaşlık.

  • @Sinoracing
    @Sinoracing 2 роки тому +2

    Nevzat beye inanamıyorum. Durmadan sona gelmiş taşları açık vermekte ne oluyor. Başta olan taştan açık verince onlar daha sona gelmemiş olduğu için zaman kazanırsınız..
    Bu şampiyonadan anladığım bizim oynadigimiz tavla ile hiç ilgisi olmaması. Bazen oyunu yenildim diye kabul ediyorlar ama belki zarlar çok iyi gelecek ve oyunu alabilecekler yenildim diye kabul ediliyor. Nitekim biz kendimiz çok kez gördük zar iyi gelirse çok arkada kalmış birisi bile yenebilir..!!

    • @ceoofgreenheartinvestmentf173
      @ceoofgreenheartinvestmentf173 9 місяців тому

      Oyunun degerini ikiye katliyor, bide mars olursan 4 degeri oluyor.. su ortadaki takdim edilen zar kuralini ogrenmeni tavsiye ederim.

  • @PavilionInvestments
    @PavilionInvestments Рік тому

    Why take the double...2 games. I would not. Such a bad position, an amateur can see that

  • @bobobibo2357
    @bobobibo2357 Рік тому +1

    99% luck. 1% talent.

    • @PeterOzanne
      @PeterOzanne Рік тому +1

      Learn Backgammon. 🙂

    • @bobobibo2357
      @bobobibo2357 Рік тому

      @@PeterOzanne I've played bg since I was 5 years old. I am 54.

    • @PeterOzanne
      @PeterOzanne Рік тому +1

      @@bobobibo2357 I'm 72, played 35 years, and studied a lot. Still top 5 in UK ratings, but not world - class 🙂

    • @PeterOzanne
      @PeterOzanne Рік тому

      Oh yes, in THIS match Nevzat had most of the luck, I think it was decisive. But he is still a pretty good player - not as good as Mochy. Both have been world champ, Mochy twice plus UBC champ

    • @chriswade9616
      @chriswade9616 Рік тому +1

      Ah, so grand masters and world champions are just lucky, right? They got to the top because they are just the luckiest in the world. Mhm.

  • @alirezaranjbar
    @alirezaranjbar 2 роки тому

    بد بازی کردین

  • @ismailshaakr4689
    @ismailshaakr4689 Рік тому

    You played the last game very badly, you were very conservative

  • @dianajames4717
    @dianajames4717 Рік тому +1

    um these people cannot be professional backgammon players. I can play better then that. Some of their moves are very beginner type moves.

    •  Рік тому

      like?

  • @semprefidelis76
    @semprefidelis76 2 роки тому +7

    Too boring of a play style. Too many take backs. This is not chess. Some moves have same percentages and still overthinking. Your style stops the flow of the game really. A great game becomes boring.

  • @joeltanen
    @joeltanen Рік тому

    Take the mask off. You are not wearing it correctly anyways.