Today I discovered that site http://poolcheckers.com/ was renewed (a week ago it was shut down for unknown reasons), and there you can have access to direct download of Kaplan's books (see "section E-…

@kalnap thanks

@aimiekamikoza There is a limited number of publications on Brazilian draughts in English. In the better case, you can look for books on POOL DRAUGHTS / American Pool Checkers via Google search, and …

@kalnap please suggest training books. Thanks.

@aimiekamikoza By learning: read training books, solve puzzles, watch games. It is how you can memorize any new pattern, and there are no better means.

How to recognize winning ideas? How to spot winning ideas? @kalnap

In Brazilian Portuguese you might learn some basics by Bakumenko's "Curso de Damas Brasileiras": https://revistabrasileiradejogodedamas.files.wordpress.com/2018/12/Bakumenko-Curso-de-Damas-Brasileiras…

Is there available resources about every move explanations? Like in chess where every move explained through words. I don't understand actually why i move this and this, etc.

I think something like "Combination of the Month" would be better Then there could be different categories: Frisian, International, Brazilian and Russian

@damki_man It depends on your local traditions. Yet if you live in a region where draughts are played under International rules (10x10 board), even in this case 8x8 board would suit much better.…