But the tournament clock is also there for a reason, there should be a result when the tournament ends. Consider a rapid 10+0 tournament, it could take a long time after the tournament has finished be…

@RoepStoep Your most important reason is, I think, not valid. Your main argument is about dexterity. Well, we are talking about the game of draughts, right. Draughts has not been invented as a dext…

You're probably referring to this game: https://lidraughts.org/nhy5HPis/black#142 It started at 13:55, which is 2 minutes before the tournament ends, and it lasted longer than two minutes. If a gam…

Hi there, The platform is fantastic. Great job! However, I have 2 issues. 2 big ones actually. 1) I find the pieces management awkward. On any draughts software, one can move a piece with jus…

Almost all the limits that lichess has apply here as well, which includes the 64 chapters limit. If that ever becomes a practical problem we can always talk about increasing it, but maybe it would be …

@Redscales He said he's getting very close, not that he has succeeded already.

1- I found this website. Learning and training step by step, starting from zero. It is in Dutch and it didn't work with Google Translate, but most exercises are self-explanatory and one picks up ba…

not exactly Redscales, it would be Brazilian draught and it has some popularity (on playok there is more player playing 8*8 than 10*10) So I think the idea is a good one (he is not the first askin…

I think chess in Holland is actually more popular than draughts. Both chess and draughts are sometimes taught in primary schools. Just to get the children familiar, but so far I only have seen peo…

Most of the active players on Lidraughts are Dutch, and I've found that Holland has many world-class players also. Is the game very popular out there? Do people play it in parks or coffeehouses? Do yo…