Checks and Captures

This puzzle is 9 moves. It stops at M3 because there are multiple ways to checkmate in 3 moves. So, the puzzle would be unsolvable. Use the checks and captures priority guide in post #1 but apply it with commonsense.

Black blunders with Rxh2. This puzzle doesn't finish in mate. Capture as many Black pieces as possible with Checks and Captures. Read post #1 first. At the end White will have several passed pawns to eventually promote and win the game.

White uses Checks and Captures to close the mating net. The puzzle ends at M2 due to the multiple options to complete the checkmate.

Using checks and captures, White captures the Black Rook and Black Queen without losing its own Queen and Rook.

Solve this M7 using checks & captures.

does anyone else see checks and captures being played out on the bedroom ceiling like in queen gambit film? 

I wonder if this means I'm making really good progress , or am I going around the twist?. That is the question

How many moves can you get correct in this 16-move puzzle toward M2 using captures and checks?

Black is ready to Mate-in-1 unless White can find a way to mate White in 12 moves using checks and captures.

Find checkmate in 18 moves using checks and captures only.

Find Mate in 15 moves using checks and captures only.

Using checks and captures progress to M2 in 11 moves.

Find Mate in 11 moves using checks and captures only. At M2 use a piece other than the Queen to check the Black King.

Find Mate in 22 moves only using checks and captures. Shorter lines that contained moves other than checks and captures were discarded. Due to the complexity of the puzzle the aim is to get as many moves right as you can.

Find Mate in 15 moves only using checks and captures.

Capture all Black pieces in 13 moves. Start with a capture-check.

Capture all Black pieces in 14 moves with just checks and captures.

Find mate in 19 moves with checks and captures.

Find mate in 15 moves with checks and captures.