Long nardy online with video chat
On PlayChat long nardy is played by two over a video call: press Play, allow the camera, and a live opponent sits down across the board within seconds. The board is 3D, the dice are provably fair, and there is nothing to install.
- 2 players
- 45 seconds a move
- free
Long nardy: the rules in short
- Each side has 15 checkers stacked on its starting point, the head. Both move counter-clockwise.
- There is no hitting: a point holding even one enemy checker is closed.
- Only one checker may leave the head per turn, except on an opening roll of 3-3, 4-4 or 6-6.
- You may not build six closed points in a row that trap all fifteen of the opponent’s checkers.
- Bearing off starts once all 15 are home. A plain win scores 1, a mars (gammon) 2.
How to play Long nardy online on PlayChat
- Open the Long nardy table and join as a guest or with Google or Telegram.
- Choose video, voice or no call.
- Press “Find an opponent”, or “Invite a friend” and send the link.
FAQ
Can I play without a camera?
Yes. Choose voice only or no call before searching. You are matched with someone who made the same choice.
How long does a game take?
Usually 10–20 minutes: 45 seconds a move plus a 2-minute reserve per game.
How do I play with a friend?
Press “Invite a friend” in the lobby and send the link. Your friend opens it in a browser or in Telegram and joins your table.
Are the dice fair?
Yes, and you can check. Before the roll the server publishes a sealed commitment, both players add their own numbers, and after the game your browser recomputes every roll.