INSANE Checkmate In 14

[@twen7yseven]

What a beautiful line!

[@nazimuddin6609]

I'm following you since you had some 4-5 k subscribers. I love your explanation. You should be at the top of youtube. I hope one day you will reach there. Love from India.

[@andrewhansen9489]

Amazing! Thanks for sharing

[@couldntcareless7884]

3:12 Kh7 Rh4+ after f5+ king can go to g7, so it’s not an immediate mate, but there is Bh6+ Kh7 or Kh8 and Bf8#

[@zetristan4525]

(Would you mind posting the full game up to this point? It's puzzling what Black's last move must have been to set up this position since he chose not to capture the N on d5)

[@peterdimitrov-xm2cz]

Great channel. Commentary tempo is well paced. Sharing of insights is well calculated. Pins an engaging style to a genuine love and excitement for the game. Thank you!

[@Bfdifan-j8x]

I’m 13. Played Coralles in a simul a year ago. Got cooked in 25 moves lol

[@howieddd1]

Why did you stop making videos? You are better than everyone else out there get back to it sam

[@Stoicity321]

What actually happened in the game?

[@stonekite4482]

I was about to ask that as well.

[@michaelbaker9347]

Sac a rook, then a queen, 10 moves later see a knight sacrifice? How do people calculate these?

[@lawalolawale1463]

It baffles me too. How could someone calculate all those variations before making the queen sacrifice

[@zetristan4525]

I solved it in my head, helped by knowing that every move would have to be a check (Otherwise Black would just take over.) When every move must be a check, always consider every move that's possible, no matter how ridiculous/useless it may look initially.

[@berrymacokinya8131]

This is kinda like my life… all roads lead to FUCT!