Here are a few examples of well-formed queries you can ask the Backgammon Rules Assistant.

Would you be able to give the correct rulings as quickly, comprehensively and accurately as B.R.A.D.? 

Take <the test!> insert a google sheets or another timed test

Cube Handling

1. “If a player touches the doubling cube but does not move it or hit their clock, does this constitute a double?”

2. “In a Crawford game, what happens if a player mistakenly doubles? How is the game affected?”

Dice Rolls

3. “What are the requirements for a valid dice roll in a tournament match using a dice cup?”

4. “If a die lands on top of a checker and is not fully flat, is the roll valid under USBGF rules?”

Illegal Moves

5. “What is the procedure if a player notices their opponent made an illegal move several turns later?”

6. “Can players agree to leave an illegal move uncorrected during a match?”

Spectator Involvement

7. “Under what circumstances can spectators call attention to an illegal move during a match?”

8. “Are spectators allowed to point out errors in scorekeeping between games without being asked?”

Match Protocols

9. “If a player is late to their match, how are penalties assessed in a timed game?”

10. “Can a player request the removal of a spectator during a match? What is the procedure for this?”

Equipment Preferences

11. “What happens if two players cannot agree on the type of dice cups to use? How is this resolved?”

12. “Can a player insist on using a baffle box during a match if their opponent prefers not to?”

Tournament Director Discretion

13. “How should a Tournament Director handle a situation where a player repeatedly makes ambiguous statements during cube handling?”

14. “What steps should the Tournament Director take if they witness a rule violation while not directly overseeing the match?”