Damn, didn't find it, only found this one:

NXF4+ EXN

QD5+ KH4

QG5+ KH3

QG4++

If this was not a puzzle, most chess players would not sacrifice the Queen. This is a good way to train how observant you are.

I think this has been covered elsewhere on this thread but the point is the queen, if left on f4, can then mate black on either g4 or g5 !  Black cannot cover both squares.

thuis puzzle is pathetyically composed. Nxf4 achieves mate in the same namber of moves, and Rybaka confirms it.

its so easy...

Every possible line following 1.Nxf4+ has been examined by ndskykng2's diagram on page four.  Please look there before saying that 1.Nxf4+ will also mate in 3.

Just because Rybaka says so doesn't mean it's right 100% of the time.  This case has been examined by ndskykng2.  Please see my above comment.

tough one

nice

Easy, but nice.

goodisuppose

I couldn't solve!

nice

Nice puzzle, after the first move I figured it out.  Nice combination of rook and knight.

another solution is there but good one..not easy

Nice

always with the queen sac

very smart

i liked it

good