The Pan American Draughts Championship is an international draughts competition held every two years. The top two finishers qualify for the World Draughts Championship when it has 20 players, and the top four when it has 40.
The first championship took place in 1980, won by Bernard Robillard from Haiti.
Allan Silva from Brazil is the player with the most titles, winning the championship 5 times. Iser Kuperman from the United States has won the second most, with 4.
The first women's championship took place in 2018, won by Lublyana Turiy from United States.