@Tim What does MI mean?

Hover your mouse over it :)

My mobile phone has no mouse. Evevn if you don't want to tell me, I've found it now.

Haha, wasn't trying to be rude.

I don't think you were rude, I was just trying to joke.

In my opinion it’s better to hide the official titles in Frisian draughts. For example: my skills in Frisian draughts are terrible.

Hi all,

In Frisian draughts official titles don't exist yet. I've got inside information that they are working on this, so probably Frisian titles will exist in the near future (read within 2 years to give a broad estimate, probably a lot quicker).

Probably we will give those future titles a distinctive character, if they are too similar to International Draughts. For now, a title can't possibly give the impression you can play Frisian well, because it simply doesn't have anything to do with the Frisian game.

We understand that new players of both games mostly don't know this (even draughts players don't know this mostly). Therefore it can give the wrong impression anyway. Partly because of this reason I write this comment in the forum in case that questions arrise. We will consider adding a Q&A about this subject.

Kind regards

@Malacia Please explain where did you play in official over the board draughts tournaments and earned the MI title? Are there websites such as chessbomb.com, chess24.com, chessgames.com where I can watch yours and other strong players' draughts games with Stockfish analysis?

@Hangrad Unfortunately online there is no possiblity to check the games with an engine. You can watch the games without analyzes on toernooibase.kndb.nl. Another option is to buy the program Turbo Dambase. This program works with the engine Flits.

I’ve earned the MI-title in international tournaments like Salou Open.

@Malacia Do you have a chess title?