fun.

Simple enough...I wish chess.com would tell you how many moves needed to solve each puzzle...I was looking for a way to do it in two moves, geeze.

I dream of ending a game like this in a tournament... on the winning end, of course.

The ole' famous Queen Sacrifice; leading to a Back-Rank Mate!

simple

nice

Why is it so easy to sacrifice your queen in a problem, while it's so hard to consider during real play?

For black's #3 move, why doesn't the black pawn (f7) capture the white rook by moving to f6?

nice

 Black only got 2 moves, but the pawn is pinned by the white bishop (b3)

 Black only got 2 moves, but the pawn is pinned by the white bishop (b3)

Thanks for the response Spiro.  I'll go back and look. 

very easy

easy

 Uhhh, ..that be me!! ~$^&'///,

im eating

Black's f pawn is pinned by White's light-squared bishop and cannot take White's rook.

very nice, thx. :)

Easy but nice!

Wow!! nice one....