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Problems are sometimes touted as the artistic side of checkers. In this contest you will be seeing double the art: first, clear images formed by the checkers as they are initially placed on the board, and second, good, original, unpublished, artistic, winning solutions. If their counterintuitive moves are too hard for you to find, please play their animations, and cast your vote for the one you find most artistic overall. If you divulge your vote via e-mail to wjsalot@comcast.net, we’ll compare your skills on the free International Ladder of voters that accompanies the results of every contest. If you want to contribute your own original, unpublished, checker problem for use in a future contest, please send it to the same address.
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Contests 1-55 can be accessed on the old contest page.
Contest 56 can be found here.
Contest 57 can be found here.
Contest 58 can be found here.
Contest 60 can be found here.
Contest 61 can be found here.
Contest 62 can be found here.
Contest 63 can be found here.
Contest 64 can be found here.
Contest 65 can be found here.
Contest 66 and the current International Voters' Ladder standings can be found here.
Please enter your original, unpublished, dual-free problems in future contests by sending them at any time to:
Bill Salot
1006 Elmwood Drive
Colonial Heights, VA 23834-2905
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Contests are managed by Bill Salot and presented by The Checker Maven.