| Lidraughts Feedback - Puzzle 1179#1 28-22, 38-32! (27-21 40-34) is also winning | MF Cavia |
| Lidraughts Feedback - Puzzle 1003#1 It is also possible to change the move order: 25-20, 34-30, 43-38 etc. | MF Cavia |
| Game Analysis - Diagram # 532 of the puzzle remains tied after the stroke maneuver.#7 Oi amigos @BumperBalloonCars e @Arkun. Após exaustiva análise no Scan3.0 e KingsRow, pode-se afirmar que realmente a partida está ganha para as pretas. Segue: [Event "Game 1, opening start … | Pontel |
| Game Analysis - Diagram # 532 of the puzzle remains tied after the stroke maneuver.#4 Most important is the fact that if black does not make the combination, black will lose a piece with an evaluation of at least +1 obviously. So, also important in a game, sometimes you need to find th… | BumperBalloonCars |
| Game Analysis - Diagram # 532 of the puzzle remains tied after the stroke maneuver.#3 What's the main variant? Black wants to force white to give three pieces to capture the king, but it seems like white may only have to give two, leading to an equal 9x9: after the king shot, white can… | Arkun |
| Frisian - Opening theory 1#2 I got the question if 33-38 is really a good move. For an answer I need to trust other sources than myself, and yes it is indeed a reasonable way to play in this position. It seems counter-intuitive, … | Rive12345 |
| Openings - Frisian opening theory book [online link]#5 Very nice! Thank you! Is 7. 33-38 a good move objectively? It feels counterintuïtive. | BumperBalloonCars |