No idea then

Apologies, I don't understand. Board rotation has no bearing on standard notation. The board can be rotated any way at all and the notation doesn't change.

Presumably as you can rotate the board to suit your preference standard notation might not work.

Why is game notation done in this strange way? Is there any way GoldToken could convert to standard backgammon notation?

If your opponent chooses to offer a double, they have to do it before they roll. Therefore, if you accept, they then roll. If you decline, then the computer will roll one dice for you and one for your opponent to decide who starts the next round. Whoever gets the highest number plays that roll. If it's a double the dice are rolled again.

Underneath the game board - click on Adjust graphics

Here you can rotate the board


Board graphics
The labels on the points will be drawn with graphics. You may choose to use text labels or leave the labels off altogether

The board is set up to be displayed with the bear-off point to the right, so your pieces always move counterclockwise. You may change it so that your pieces always move like on a real backgammon board or clockwise

I can't see a problem either.
What exactly do you mean by "reversed"?
Have you checked your graphic settings?

I checked all the moves and everything appears normal. What am I missing?

If anyone can check out this game 14648137, you'll notice the white pieces move in reverse

We all play by the same rules. It's the rules of that game.

That's how it's meant to work.
You do realise if you reject the double you lose that game?
It took me a few games before I worked out when best to accept or reject

To add to that. Your opponent losses their turn also.

They offer a double, they do not make any moves.

You accept/deny, you do not get to make any moves.

The turn goes back to the opponent & the game goes on.

If you look at the 'Past moves' list, beneath the game, you can see that you did have that roll on the previous roll, and moved it. Move 67 in the match is : B7-W12 B7-W12 W12-W6 W12-W6 by you followed by your oppoents offer to double. It's never the case that you can see your roll before accepting or decling a double.

Backgammon 9 point game #14551645. Opponent offered up double. My roll double sixes. I accepted the double offer because I see I rolled double sixes however I don't get to use them. I lose a turn if I accept, lose the game if I don't. I think that is totally messed up! Wth! Do you all think that's fair. Heck I might offer to double the stakes now that I know the opponent loses a turn if they accept or the game if the don't. Either way , it's messed up. I think that needs to be fixed. If I am wrong please show me. It shows I rolled two sixes. On the board. I don't have that roll the previous roll so where does it go.? Totally just want to bail on all my games and say the heck with you guys.

Wording has been corrected in the rules.

It's been mentioned a couple of times before.

There aren't any "official" rules to tabula, so the easiest option is to simply rewrite them

Well, then the rules page should be rewritten to reflect the actual rules.

Tabula doesn't force you to use all three dice despite what it says in the rules. You could have saved that move had you chosen to do so.

Ok let's start a Tabula game and see.

But you didn't click save, because that's not what it shows. You don't know if it's gonna allow it until you click save.

As I explained, the interface appeared to allow for a move failing to use all dice to submitted.

It looks like you moved all the dice

In game #14638929 I've encountered a bug.

Tabula rules state "All dice must be played if possible."

At the start of move #14 I (rollmodown) rolled 5-3-2 with my three dice. The game is allowing me to make the move B9-B12 B9-B11, then prompting me to "submit" the move. This should be illegal, as it uses the 3 and 2, precluding the 5. Moves using the 5 (Start-B3 B3-B8 B9-B11, for example) are possible, and should be required by the rules. Please advise.

I have found that, the past twp days, moves"froze" and

a move was not allowed.

yeah it doesn't seem to obey the setting in preferences
Another variant does it too, but forget which

I think that's a graphics adjustment- start from left or start from right.

The graphics are wrong also, rules stat both players move ACW, but if you are playing white ii moves CW

but moving there would only give me 3. Similar moves in other games are allowed if you check the tournament

I am not sure if this applies here. In the rules it states
“Additionally, each player is forbidden from occupying more than 4 out of the six locations in the starting section of his opponent, so as to prevent early blockades.”

In #14549352 it won't let me move from B11-B5, am I missing something or is it a bug?