I would like to be a part of that team, too.

@alessettembre Is https://glukkazan.github.io/checkers/italian-damone.htm still played in Italy?

@alessettembre Draughts is a community game, and nowadays draughts players respect unity, despite diversity of rules. It is hard to meet serious draughts player who had not played at least three varia…

@Dangerouskid You might get an answer in https://lidraughts.org/forum/general-draughts-discussion/what-should-i-do-at-the-start

@haring-roger You might like https://lidraughts.org/study/aVMy4x1X/2v5gTALR

@jeffreyq2 {in alphanumeric notation} 2. .. c3:a5 3. e5-f6 e7-d6 (forced, otherwise it is lost due to material deficiency or huge positional disadvantage: normally, in Russian puzzles that option…

@muldrothaEDH Regarding openings, draughts on large boards (including 10x10) is almost independent from opening theory. A player needs not to know any opening (except if he or she wants to apply some …

For French speaking players I do recommend http://www.ffjd.fr/Web/index.php?page=telechargements .

@LittleJennyWren If you intended to do "caveman attack", it will not work well. In this case white can even afford to play 4. Nf3, regardless of doubling pawns 4. .. Bxf3 5. exf3, because: a) this co…

In English opening white can meet QID with Sämish setup. Because black placed bishop on b7, white can't develop kingside knight naturally with Nf3, and one of options would be to play f3, and at good…