@Kill40 Ça arrive si tu choisis à jouer une partie sous le côntrole du temps. Tu peux créer une partie sans le côntrole du temps ou, en d'autres mots, sous la cadence ILLIMITÉE.

@Tim Had you take part into puzzle solving tournaments? Although they are not very popular, they are run in some Central and Eastern European countries; players can earn titles in them, and there are …

@MichelStempher 1. .. 24-30 wins, but it should not be classified as an economic solution: you are not supposed to spend 2 moves, when 1 move is sufficient. Therefore, I would evaluate 1. .. 24-30 wit…

Despite lower number of squares, Russian, Brazilian or Pool draughts are much harder to master than International draughts. There is relatively big theory behind many openings (but it is not so much i…

Some books in Spanish and English (mainly on Spanish draughts, but few of them are on International draughts): https://archive.org/details/%40govertw?&sort=-publicdate&page=2

There is a huge archive on historical books which were published on International draughts, which was made publicly available by some Russian players; https://cloud.mail.ru/public/82jK/gv8Avo45e/ . I …

You missed to acknowledge that 10x10 engine was implemented because the developer of Scan engine made PUBLICLY AVAILABLE code, unlike many programmers who dream about earning big profit from making dr…

@Passionarius Lidraughts is FREE, and first of all give your own contribution to this site before you make requests. And let me challenge you: contact ALL draughts software developers and ask them t…

@Fox_chess1 under standard rules, a game is won either by taking all pieces OR by disabling opponent to make a legal move (what chess players might call as "stalemate"). Example (10x10 board): White…

"Checkers" is American English word for "draughts". American players use this word in communication even in these cases where British English speakers might prefer "draughts" with respect to national…