Why there are fewer checkers tournaments

The reasons why there are fewer checkers tournaments are as follows:

1. Traditional cultural differences: checkers has a long history and deep tradition in Asian countries such as China, so there are relatively more checkers tournaments in these regions. In other regions, checkers is not a mainstream board game and lacks wide popularity and participation.

2. Low level of competition: Compared with traditional board games such as chess and Go, the level of competition of checkers is relatively low. In some countries, checkers is regarded as a game of greater entertainment rather than a serious competitive sport. This has led to relatively few checkers tournaments.

3. Lack of professional organizations and tournaments: Compared with chess, Go and other board games, checkers has less professional organizations and tournaments. Checkers tournaments need to be organized and promoted by specialized organizations, and also need to be supported by enough participants and sponsors. If these conditions are lacking, there will be relatively few checkers tournaments.