17 positions · 15 checker plays · 2 cube decisions · 7-point · 2.2 MB
Some of my blunders in October matches.
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17 positions · 15 checker plays · 2 cube decisions · 7-point · 2.2 MB
Some of my blunders in October matches.
12 positions · 12 checker plays · money game · 12 with notes · 164 KB · 10 downloads · 1 0
Positions from Mochy's Seminar about backgame. Every position has link to explanation.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ziZKHYFgKQ
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