Remington Davenport

We were so crazy.

We would just like look for anything to compete over.

But it was all in like good fun.

But now I'm like, good sportsmanship and good etiquette is the only thing I believe in.

But don't look at me when I was playing as a kid because I was a monster.

No, nothing.

Bragging rights.

To put it simply, it's a social club to play and learn backgammon.

It's really focusing on community and bringing people together over this concept of being offline.

And at the heart of it is making new friends and meeting new people and pushing yourself to want to improve.

I also started Gals Who Gammon.

When I go to these tournaments all over the world, I've noticed it's really about a 10% women attendance rate.

Oh, my God.

Walking into that room, I was almost in tears.

There's 300 people in this room obsessed with the same thing I'm obsessed with.

Like, how freaking cool is this?

I'm building a community in New York, but then there's this community of U.S.

tournament players.

These people in the U.S.

have been playing with each other for decades.