Last updated July 30th, 2020
Unfortunately we can no longer recommend online backgammon sites for UK players. The few major and trustworthy bookmakers who did offer backgammon have stopped. Hopefully this is only a hiatus but it is not looking hopeful. There are sites that do offer online backgammon, but we are not comfortable recommending firms that we can’t be sure are trustworthy. Please accept our apologies. These are the last UK sites that did offer this service.
No Longer Available. Ladbrokes was one of the only spots left in which to play online backgammon but even they have stopped. They were one of the very few big brands offering this famous game. You could play tournaments and cash or match games. There was even a tutorial. At 2.5% as a maximum, the rake was acceptable. There was no specific backgammon bonus but it used to be a recommended site. To get to their backgammon section you would click our link which takes you to Ladbrokes. Then you would go to their ‘games’ section and then to ‘table’ games. Backgammon was listed there, but alas no more.
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No Longer Available. William Hill Backgammon has stopped offering backgammon. They used to offer twenty quid free when you stake that amount within the first 48 hours of joining. They were on the Game Account Network, which had great software and was a good source of moderate players. There were 2-player free or cash games as well as multi-table tournaments. They claimed to have the lowest rake online. You once could have clicked through from this page to the William Hill website and then clicked the tab for their ‘Skill’ section, which is where the backgammon was located.
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Backgammon No longer Offered. Paddy Power used to offer multiplayer backgammon, along with a whole host of skill games. To find it on their website you would go through from this page and click the ‘player’ tab at the top right of their home page. Then look at the left menu and you would find it under ‘multiplayer games.’ It was part of a top network but has now been discontinued.
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