When backgammon is played for money, the most common arrangement is to assign a monetary value to each point, and to play to a certain score, or until either player chooses to stop. The stakes are raised by gammons, backgammons, and use of the doubling cube.
In backgammon games where money is involved, players typically assign monetary values to each point on the board and continue playing until one player reaches a predetermined score or decides to quit.  The game's stakes are raised by employing gammons, backgammons, and a doubling cube.