| Lidraughts Feedback - Puzzle 1387#1 After 2.37-31 4.33-29 5.43-39 it is also possible to play 6.39-33 and 7.41-37 iso 6.41-37 and 8.39-33 etc. | MF Cavia |
| 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 |
| 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 |
| Game Analysis - Diagram # 532 of the puzzle remains tied after the stroke maneuver.#3 What's the main variant? Black wants to force white to give three pieces to capture the king, but it seems like white may only have to give two, leading to an equal 9x9: after the king shot, white can… | Arkun |
| 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 - tactics puzzle 370#2 after 39-24, 18-12, 25-30 and 7-11 lead to a winning position. after 25-30 my analysis program says that after 29-23 white is better | jeffreyq2 |
| General Draughts Discussion - tactics puzzle 370#1 first move 25-30 is more accurate than 13-18 where 39-34 is possible and the position is unclear | ffjdmarco |
| Game Analysis - Is this really a draw?#2 Not at all. White could give away two kings and still have a winning position. If you put one on 50, one on 45, one on 39 and one on 34, you can always capture the black king, regardless of where it's… | jeffreyq2 |
| Frisian - Opening theory 1#4 Thnx, I understand. The extra game is interesting. I suppose the 'Meike move' is 27-22 on move 6? And on 7-12 or 8-12 white will play 39-33, taking back with 34. Or is the Meike move 27-22 on move … | BumperBalloonCars |