TrigammonX™ – Backgammon for Three, Reimagined

The digital version of Trigammon, designed for computers, tablets and mobile devices.

TrigammonX
Backgammon - Three Players, One Strategic Battlefield

Concept artwork shown. Final interface and board design may be refined as development continues.

The digital evolution of Trigammon™

TrigammonX is the digital version of Trigammon, the three-player backgammon-style strategy game originally developed by William “Bill” Bailey and Dennis Angelica in the late 1970s.

TrigammonX is being developed to bring the movement, timing, blocking, risk and three-player interaction of the tabletop game to computers, tablets and mobile devices. The project is designed around the core Trigammon game while also allowing for modern digital features and optional backgammon-style game variants.

Planned features

Development may include:

  • three-player digital gameplay
  • guided legal moves
  • automatic turn progression
  • board rotation for each player
  • selectable dice options
  • computer-controlled opponents
  • online multiplayer play
  • optional game variants
  • mobile, tablet and desktop support

Features may change as development and playtesting continue.

Connected to the original tabletop game

TrigammonX is not a separate game concept. It is the digital evolution of the original Trigammon™ tabletop game. To learn about the history, creators and physical board game, visit Trigammon.com.

Current status

TrigammonX is currently in prototype and development. Public access and sales are not yet available. Initial development is based in Australia, with future availability to be determined as development, testing and legal review continue.

Independent development

Trigammon™ and TrigammonX™ are independent projects of Bill Bailey. They are not affiliated with, endorsed by or connected to other three-player backgammon games, variants, patents, publications or products that may use similar names or concepts.

More information will be released as development continues.

Last updated: July 2026