Mindgammon is a highly tactical game involving percentages, probabilities, and the element of threat. It is a visual game where a difficult position may have more than one "obvious" solution depending on how the position is perceived and whether emotions are clouding one's perception.

Gamblers will love the action; but unlike poker, they will have difficulty in muscling wins by bluffing, for the game is always on the table. Chess players who enjoy the skill of maneuvering and trapping must learn to accept the unpredictable changes that occur due to the dice. A psychologist may enjoy the unpenned emotions that surface from usually calm people during the course of a game.

-- Anonymous

You can play and check it out at www.mindgammon.com

Watch this quick movie to see how to play.