If you like tactical games, your best choice would be to play (1) classical positions; as white you can easily reach them by 1. 31-27 or 1. 33-28; (2) dyke positions (ones where white has a checker…

Puzzle 488 has two solutions. I played 24-29, but it was considered as a mistake. It shows 21-27 as a correct solution, but when I analysed the position with Scan (bulid into Lidraughts) it occured t…

Puzzle 935: both 27-22 and 38-33 also seem to be winning.

Puzzle 1354: the only accepted solution is not the intended one, the intended one starts with 27-22.

@BumperBalloonCars Some replies to your comments: 600: I think he meant move 5 instead of 4, it's a bit confusing because first white move is move 2 (which is also forced). 1177: You're right, o…

I will disable all puzzles that are brought up, except the following: 600: seems to be correct, also on move 4. 35-30. 609: It's quite useless to give away two extra pieces. It is also winning, but …

Puzzle 1371: The forcing 1. 31-27 is also winning. Afterwards 22-18 and then several moves to win.

Puzzle 1327: 2. 22-18 and afterwards 18-12 and 27-21 (or 27-21 and 18-12 of course) is the same combination.

Puzzle 1177: 1. 27-21 is also possible.

I often find puzzles where a winning move isn't counted as correct because another move is even better. I get that the exercise is to find the best move, but at the same time it can be quite frustrati…