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| General Draughts Discussion - How is this a mate#2 Good question @Bobkingmen3 This is because of the rules of the game (for completeness): https://lidraughts.org/variant/standard Two rules to point out: 1. You can't capture a piece twice. So, i… | BumperBalloonCars |
| Lidraughts Feedback - Puzzle 1538#1 6.22-18 is also winning | MF Cavia |
| Lidraughts Feedback - Puzzle 1643#1 1..16-21 2.27x16 18-22! is also winning | MF Cavia |
| General Draughts Discussion - puzzle 840#5 it's ok,thanks you the difference it's after 1. 21-27, and so on,he can take 16*27 instead of 23*32 because of 21-26. and I didn't see 13-18 and 08-13 while white take 5*37 | ffjdmarco |
| Lidraughts Feedback - frisian puzzle 59#1 after 4-10 15x2 the move 13-18 is also winning | jeffreyq2 |
| Lidraughts Feedback - frisian puzzle 17#1 13-18 is also winning | jeffreyq2 |
| 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 |
| Lidraughts Feedback - puzzle 735#1 3..9-13, 30-34 and 18-23 is also winning | jeffreyq2 |
| General Draughts Discussion - European Championship underway#6 Yeah, it's possible to import games and request computer analysis. The tournament is finished, and the surprising winner is a 18-year old International Master from Belarus: Michael Semyaniuk. Cong… | BumperBalloonCars |
| Lidraughts Feedback - Puzzle 276#2 19-23 on the second move, instead of 13-18 | Corridor |