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Ah, I think a got it:

1.Be4! g1Q 2.Bh7!! and there is no way to stop Qe7 mate.

You got it! Well done!

SchlaueFuchs' solution! Credit where it's due ;)

Yes that's good. But black could Ph2Q instead and need not play Ke6.

I wondered if the point was to prevent Black Queening? The Bishop cannot do it alone. So 1.Qe7+ ... 2.BxPg2 would do it. White is now Q & B against B, his past pawn on f6 is protected and Black cannot Queen any pawn. Only a blunder prevents white's win.

I'm getting the Daily Puzzle fixed. Sorry about that :(

Also, to those who posted on Page 2 on here. Sorry, some of you have had your game posts deleted by me as one of those was causing the whole of page 2 page layout to be messed up.  (caused by copy/paste of games ).

If ph2Q, it's still Mate in 3:

1) Be4, ph2Q; 2) Qe7, Kg8; 3) Qg7#

If 1.Be4 ph1Q then 2.Qe7+ Kg8 3.Qg7# and theres a "Mate in 3" like the title says.

god im slow posting.. :)

what happen to you Mr. PUZZLE?

could not figure it out

20 ways to begin haha

it is wrong puzzle

The first move is 1.De5

What's the D? It sits on the i file.

Eric played a mean tric on us, lets pack up and leave

hmm:)

gud one:)

First time I am seeing an error in the daily puzzle.

How can there be no puzzle?