Two Knights Mate Lesson

Any lesson for two knights mate? Or maybe it could be as bishop & knight interactive lesson? I cannot understand any theory from wikipedia, also i'm lack of budget to ask coach for this. Maybe lichess could create this as practice.

Player cannot checkmate with 2 knights, except his/her opponent do ultra extra special mega giga super duper blunder.

@Gravija said in #2:
> Player cannot checkmate with 2 knights, except his/her opponent do ultra extra special mega giga super duper blunder.
Or his/her opponent has one pawn left to avoid stalemate.

Btw, this should be in General Chess Discussion.

@Gravija said in #2:
> Player cannot checkmate with 2 knights, except his/her opponent do ultra extra special mega giga super duper blunder.

I mean two knight versus pawn (or more). Sorry, forget to mention it before

One of my studies has a fun one.

@ZuWah said in #1:
> Any lesson for two knights mate? [...] I cannot understand any theory from wikipedia, also i'm lack of budget to ask coach for this.

I hope this one helps.

Luchess already provides Piece-Checkmate-lessons

lichess.org/practice/checkmates/piece-checkmates-ii/Rg2cMBZ6/XiaWAd1B

@pepellou said in #6:
> I hope this one helps.
Thanks a lot! I need that one

@noobody_knows said in #7:
> Luchess already provides Piece-Checkmate-lessons
>
> lichess.org/practice/checkmates/piece-checkmates-ii/Rg2cMBZ6/XiaWAd1B
I can't beat it, that's why i asking here

@noobody_knows said in #7:
> Luchess already provides Piece-Checkmate-lessons
>
> lichess.org/practice/checkmates/piece-checkmates-ii/Rg2cMBZ6/XiaWAd1B

Those are practice, not lessons. They teach nothing.