THE FIFE OPENING...CHECKERS AND DRAUGHTS

[@madmartigan7723]

This video is very enlightening. It is frustrating, but helpful to see just how little I understand the game. I am committed to, and motivated to learn as much as I can. Thank you +checkercycle

[@ThatNerdChris]

Petition for more content! 😁

[@kilasamj6029]

4:01 19-10, 23-18, 21-14 A checker in hand at 23. 19-10 Has a winning advantages.

[@lazimofo90]

thats a really sharp combo...I didnt see it..

[@checkercycle]

The pp play for the Fife and taking the triple leads to a exciting game. I am glad you mention this, thank you! I have seen Master players accept the triple and also decline the gambit. Sorry, I missed your comment and just answering now.

[@MultiSuccessful]

is their a book that will help me to learn how to calculate?

[@carlosmariosuarez5319]

Why is 27 to 23 bad?

[@checkercycle]

Hi! There is a lot of things you can do for improving your calculations. You can check out "The Checker Maven" by Bob Newell. He gives very good examples on his website. Study problems and practice on a daily basis will help. Some books, Excelling at Chess Calculations by Jacob Aagaard. Starting out in Checkers by Richard Pask. You can check out your local library for more ideas. Let me know how you are doing. Watching some of the videos and playing them over with or without a board.

[@karlkelly4762]

Nice

[@WahranRai]

5:35 What about playing : 10-14 17X14 6X10X19

[@dgreya]

hmm.. I guess the pp play for fife isn't taking the triple anymore