gammon
backgammon
winning streak
lost
winnerless
victorious
winning
unbeatens
straight
decision
chalk
overturn
draw
ungained
unbested
unbeaten
stalemate
pwn
win
zensho yusho
for choice
harvest
counteradvantage
walk-over
for keeps
undefeated
have the last laugh
tie
standoff
zero-sum game
no-lose
defeat
get the better of
shiroboshi
in vain
overcome
walkover
defeatless
glory
miracle
steal
contest
competition
resultless
middling
upset
prize-taking
trophy
steal a march
winlessness
edge out
Calcutta Cup
dead rubber
fusensho
put to bed
palm
on ice
undefeatedly
auspicious
winless
unresultant
final
walk off with
only
coronation
fight to the death
booby prize
squeeze out
prelim
podium position
unsuccessful
single combat
barrage
pacifism
unopposed
play fight
unrewarded
unyielded
preliminary
Mexican standoff
equalizer
curb stomp
skein
mop up
hit the jackpot
elimination tournament
defeated
semisuccessfully
payoff function
top dog
replay
scalp
walk over

English words for 'A victory in backgammon achieved when the opponent has not borne off a single stone.'

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