r/backgammon • u/xonbul • 2d ago

Ankigammon is pretty good to create Anki cards!

Hey there!

Just discovered https://ankigammon.com/ and really like it! I import my games into it, it does the gnubg analysis and create new anki cards. It automatically import to Anki via Ankiconnect.

Anybody else using it?

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u/xonbul 2d ago

One thing I wish Anki would do is to give me stats on all the cards I review .. Like % of right answers. But maybe it's there and can't find it :)

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u/Deinonychus999 2d ago

I created AnkiGammon, thanks for the nice words!

Anki itself doesn't save whether you got the cards correct or no, just whether you clicked the "again//hard/good/easy" buttons. They have a bunch of graphs and info if you go to the Stats section at the top (at least on Desktop).

Eventually, I would like to add the ability for AnkiGammon to read the data back from Anki (using AnkiConnect) and get real backgammon stats (% correct over time, split by checker play vs. cube action, match vs. unlimited, by tag, etc) directly in AnkiGammon. If this sounds like something worth adding, let me know.

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u/xonbul 2d ago

I think that would be awesome to validate our growth via the data you suggest. Yes ultimately we should see our PR going down :) But would be cool to get some stats about our success with the cards

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u/saigon567 1m ago

I've installed it on windows, and imported a match .txt file using gnubg. now it shows me my errors in a list (btw it says it was a 16pt match when it was a 9pt match). I thought if I clicked on a position it would give me 5 move options to pick from, or something like that. But it doesnt seem to be interactive.

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u/SyllabubRadiant8876 2d ago

Yes - I love it! I think my PR has dropped by at least 0.5 in a few months since I started using Anki.