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What Makes Geoffrey Parker The Best Backgammon Board In The World
Best Backgammon Board Geoffrey Parker has been hand-making luxury backgammon boards since 1961;...
“Wonderful, wonderful Copenhagen”
When you think of Copenhagen I imagine you think of the statue of The Little Mermaid,...
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The Final Scope Backgammon
The Final Event It's no surprise with this being the last UKBGF, Scope backgammon tournament after 10 years there was an amazing turnout. With so many amazing players it's no surprise the Master's Tournament was also full. Despite the bizarre weather and the St...
Why We Take Part In Scope
This year marks the 20th anniversary of Scope's Annual Backgammon and Bridge Tournament hosted at the RAC in London. The event takes place at at The Royal Automobile Club (RAC), one of London’s finest private members' clubs. Offering it's members and those looking to...
Geoffrey Parker On Billionaire Babies
If appearing on TV last Christmas wasn't enough for the team at our workshops we're appearing on TV again this year with a custom monopoly set in a program called Billionaire Babies! If you missed the re-run of The World's Most Expensive Presents last year it's on...
UKBGF Board Designer of the Year
This month we were delighted to hear that we've won the UKBGF backgammon 'board designer of the year' award! Although this isn't the first time we've won we're always over the moon; winning an award for our designs ensures we keep doing what we do best. We'd like to...
Luxury Goods, or Just Good Quality?
You'd be forgiven for struggling to tell the difference, so we decided to ask what truly makes a product luxury? Is it the diamonds, the exclusivity, the service or the quality of the product itself... At Geoffrey Parker, luxury games and products fit into all of...
The Future Of Board Games
When people ask our directors what they do, many are surprised by the answer; they repeat "board games" as if they are speaking an archaic language. This surprise is often swiftly followed by interest, while the look of shock is replaced by excitement. Board games...
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