After 2 days of waiting, here is the over-75-moves checkmate I have prepared. Thank you all for 14K subscribers.
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An AMAZING Chess Puzzle with a forced mate in 84 moves!
i always forget what to do in this position but now i can just look at this video 😀
You should turn off the engine cause engine is stupid
meanwhile, I'll have been time flagged just thinking about what to do next 40 times over before figuring out where to move my king.
now the real puzzle is to figure out how Black got into this position in the first place! 😂
This is amazing.. just wow
With M84, YOU COULD EASLILY SAY WHEN NOBODY HAS MOVED ONCE YET, THE START OF A GAME COULD BE CONSIDERED M2, M3, M4, M5 etc.
Honestly I barely subscribe to anyone, but you're 100% worth it.
Really high quality content, duly deserved. Always a pleasure to watch and never tiring.
If you could, please in some videos (when there is a critical move) let us know and inform us to pause so that we try to find it out, that would make the content even better!
Again, congratulations for these masterpieces!
I mean … obviously!
I've never seen a chess puzzle with 84 moves.
what
Chess.com: A back and forth game where both players had chances
White with force mate in 84: Good joke pal
How the fuck do you even calculate this mid game? This is some actusly 5Head shit
Incredible
I was in that exact position yesterday but somehow I missed those 84 moves. Not sure how I didn't see it
just put a fu*king horse on the f2
Hikaru finishes this in exactly 2.7 seconds on puzzle rush
A brilliant way to stop a passed pawn: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r–2tAA0Frg
if black ever played h5 earlier it wouldve been a draw…
Forced checkmate in 69 moves from move e4.
Had this position in a tournament a few weeks ago as black, but my opponent messed up 47 moves into the sequence.
When your really down with material but your progress bar goes up after a brilliant move:
imagine your enemy has mate in 187 but it keeps going down.
how the hell both kings wandered into the opposite sites
and now get this position on a real board
me pushes a pawn forward
Stock fish : MATE IN 42069 MOVES
me who doesnt understand: uhhhhhh… huhhhhhh…
how in the actual fuckology that bishop ended up there. I hate these kind of puzzles where the game isn't even possible
Black can make simply some piece sacrifices to get out
How did he get the bishop on a1???
Is it possible when 50 move rule exists?
Playing vs Shiro From No Game No Life be Like:
I am a beginner and this convinced me to quit.
I like the title, and the fact someone calculated 84 moves lol
I wonder if (on an infinitely wide board) forced mates are turing complete.
what's funny is that this position could actually be reached in a standard chess game
It took me a solid 3 seconds to realize that the black king is where white started…..
How in the flying fudge did that black rook get there
what the fuck
The real question is how the bishop went into the corner
Rule of draw when no captures made until 50 moves?
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how did the bishop get there
Wow so cool !!
Couldn’t white’s knight just checkmate by going f2?
So what would have happened if black had given up his rook?
why cant black just take the draw via the 50 move rule lol?
I had this in a blitz game but lost 71 moves in because I premoved the sequence down on time and my opponent snuck in knight takes when i hand my king premoved.
As cool as this is, is this position even a real position players can get themselves into? or nah
WOOOW that's so incredible
So this is what being inside Hikaru's head feels like