It reduces the possible number of moves in a given situation, thereby increasing the number of times players must expose pieces and making it more difficult to build blockades. The result is more unpredictable and action-filled games. This is a Beaver, and player B has now Beavered. Player A can not refuse a beaver, at least not in the ruleset employed by Funcom. In a variation of this rule, Player A has the opportunity to immediately redouble again, to do a Raccoon.
B retains the cube.
The players can redouble all the way up to 64. From here and up the names are more or less optional, as far as we could ascertain. The rule is only employed in money matches, not in matches where the players compete for rating points. Chouette Chouette is multiplayer backgammon. Initially, all players throw a die.