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Play65 BackGammon Community

Play65 backgammon community, as simple as it sounds, is a built-in communication feature, developed
for the benefit of Play65™'s players, enabling them to set their
own inner community. Play65™ community feature is used for either
inviting community members to play backgammon online matches and tournaments or just for chatting fun.
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Community buttons and features

Opening your community window.
Click the Community button in Play65™ Lobby for the community window to pop up.
Adding new members to your community while playing.
Click on the community logo next to the chat box, you will automatically be offered to add your opponent as community friend.
Adding new members to your community from the community window.
Click on the "Add" button and a new window will pop up, in which you will be able to search a member by his username at Play 65 and offer him to join your community.
Engaging "Talk" sessions with community members.
Click the member of your choice and then click the "Talk" button to invite this member to talk.
Blocking/Unblocking a play 65 member from your list.
Pick a member from your list and then click the "Block/Unblock" button. In order to unblock the member, pick his username again and click the "Block/Unblock" button again. The blocked member will not acknowledge being blocked by you, but rather see you in his list as offline.
Deleting a member from your list.
Just click the member you wish to delete from your list and click on the "Delete" button. You will then have an option to delete the member regularly or delete with permanently blocking this member.
Regular deleting will just delete this member from your list but they will be able to see you online and engage future "Talk" sessions with. In case you delete the member using the permanent block option, they will disappear from your list, without an option to engage any future "Talk" sessions with you, nor to invite you to matches/tourneys, via the community feature.
Updating your details.
Upon clicking on this button, a window will pop up, in which you will be able to insert/alter your "Quote" and/or URL internet link of your choice.
Altering your community status
just use the dropdown button to change between online/offline/busy status.

Inviting community members to a tournament

Join a tournament (Sit & Go/Event tourney) and invite one or more of your community members to join too:

In Play 65 lobby enter either the Sit & Go tab or the Tournaments tab in order to view the additional tourney tabs and lists to choose from.
Now you have two parallel options leading you to join a tourney and inviting other community members to join you:

1st Option-
  • Pick any tournament from the list and click its "Enroll" button.
  • Upon enrollment, an "Invite" button will appear right under the main tourney tab.
  • Click this "Invite" button in order for the community window to pop up. In the community window you will see the list of members you have added to your community.
2nd Option -
  • Pick any tourney from the list and double click it or just click it once and then click on "Enter tournament lobby" in order for the backgammon tournaments lobby window to pop up.
  • Then, in the tournament lobby window click the "Invite" button in order for the community window to pop up. In the community window you will see the list of members you have added to your community.
Having the community window open, choose your preferred members to invite playing the tourney and click the "Invite" button.

*Note: You will be able to invite only members that appear as online or busy.
Upon submitting your invitation, the invited member will receive a pop up window presenting it.
Upon accepting your invitation, the tournaments' lobby window will pop up for the member to see the tournament terms, so that they could approve enrollment.