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.

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…

@Tim, I agree on 835. Although the puzzle isn't wrong per se, that sharp endgame is important to see and more fun to show as well. So I'll change that one. The frisian puzzle 22, and the other puzz…

Well deserved promotion to some draught federation webpage. imgur.com/a/wQ0pnvh It's maybe a good id to mention some great news of the chess world in the lidraughts website... like Georgiev just…

As for antidraughts, you might adapt some principles from English antidraughts; a digitalized book is available at https://books.google.com/books/about/The_Sheffield_Draught_Player.html?id=N1hVAAAAcA…

Automatic capture is justified when it is forced (no other options). Only kids (and not all kids) can enjoy that all possible captures are indicated and that a computer stops automati capture at point…

There is an alternative solution, although it is a bit longer, but the tactical motif can be spotted easier: 1.48-42 37x48 2.17-12 7x18 3.15-10 5x14 4.44-39 48x34 5.35x4 18-22 6.4x27 36-41 7.27-31 …

Not a great puzzle, as 17-22/29-33 is simply winning

White can also start with 1.28-22