I found an opening theory book online for the Frisian game.
I think this is quite a comprehensive collection of openings with analysis. I have also used it myself for studying opening theory.
Unfortunately for the non-Dutch here, it is written in Dutch. Although the author had hoped he would reach a larger audience when he wrote the book in Dutch instead of Frisian. (As stated in the introduction.)
http://frisiandraughts.com/onewebmedia/FRISIAN%20DRAUGHTS/Learn/OpeningstheorievanhetFrieseDamspel.pdf
Frisian opening theory book [online link]
We should translate it to English (and maybe other languages), and/or create studies on the website so everyone is able to learn the game. Thank you for the link.
This study (and some others out there) will hopefully help. lidraughts.org/study/Un72k5Ea
The more study material on the website, the better!
I posted one thing already in the Frisian forum:
lidraughts.org/study/9QdNPXra
@BumperBalloonCars I'm sure this particular author doesn't mind, but couldn't you get into copyright trouble for creating studies based on actual books without the author's permission?
Very nice! Thank you!
Is 7. 33-38 a good move objectively? It feels counterintuïtive.
@Tim Well, I know the author, so I could request it in this case, but for other books, there might indeed be copyright.
@BumperBalloonCars First, English doesn't really have ï and such, and second let's do discussions about that particular opening in the forum I posted it in the first place. (You are also a member.)
lidraughts.org/forum/team-frisian/opening-theory-1#1
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