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General Draughts Discussion - puzzle 840#2 After the 21-27 line you cant protect your king afterwards, resulting in an even position. | jeffreyq2 |
General Draughts Discussion - puzzle 840#1 1 ... 21-27 is also good | ffjdmarco |
Lidraughts Feedback - puzzle 1184#1 after 27-21 and 33-39, the move sequence 30-34, 48-43 and 42-38 also lead to a winning position. | jeffreyq2 |
Lidraughts Feedback - puzzle 957#1 The variation with 24-29, followed by a direct 17-21, whilst being considered correct, has a weird stopping point, stopping in the middle of a white capture. | jeffreyq2 |
Lidraughts Feedback - Puzzle 1179#1 28-22, 38-32! (27-21 40-34) is also winning | 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 |
Lidraughts Feedback - Puzzle 953#4 Oh, 24-30 on move 3. 1..23-29, 13-19, 21-27 and 11-17 is also winning. | jeffreyq2 |
General Draughts Discussion - puzzle 602#4 Author here. @Jeffrey Congratulations on the draw! Scan probably made mistakes when answering you, however. The version I'm using is slightly different, and plays those moves (even with only… | Scan_X |
General Draughts Discussion - puzzle 602#2 There's something weird going on here. If you play 21. 15-33 instead of 15-42 then Scan will indicate that the value of the position is 0 and that the best move is 16-27, no matter how long you let it… | Tim |
Frisian - Opening theory 1#7 Yes, but black can also play 16-21 and be up a piece, there are no trading possibilities for that one. However, you can argue that it is worth it because of the positional benefit. Like a gambit in a … | Rive12345 |