Mitu Kanterit või riigikogulast suudaks alistada kabetaja rinnalt surumises?

It's a shame, of course, that checkers were left out, but at the same time - he got bored, because there were no serious opponents in Estonia:P

it's more of a consideration that you can increase the difficulty up to a certain age, but you can play checkers at a high level even at the age of 80. But there were and always have been serious opponents. see: http://www.kabeliit.ee/index.php/Kaido_Leesmann it turns out that only 5 of these titles have been won in competitions with normal time control; 2006 is the last of them, but for example Urmo Ilves became Estonian champion for the 7th time in 2002 and Raivo Rist for the 10th time in 2008. The latter of them has also repeatedly become Estonian champion in Russian checkers. Of course, all of the above does not mean that Kaido is a weak player, quite the opposite, a very strong player, and not only physically :)

of course, in addition to the 10 international checkers victories.

I confess my ignorance on this subject :)