After rolling and playing doubles or acey-deucey, the player must roll and move again. A roll of💲 acey-deucey counts as a 1-2, and as doubles of the player's choice. Upon reaching one's own home board, also called💲 the 'finishing quarter', a man may not be moved again until all the rest have arrived.

Rule Differences from Backgammon\n\n The winner of the opening roll💲 rerolls for his first turn. After rolling 1-2, the player gets to name and play a double of his choice💲 and then roll again. The winner scores one point for each opposing checker not borne off. There is no doubling💲 cube.