First...even got in on the first try

bwahahaha.... didnt look at the board..... ho ho ho...

Easy.

Took me a couple of minutes to get this only after I realised that White is one move away from mate by Black and needs to keep Black in check. Whites escape is excellent and one which I would have struggled to see in open play. Enjoyable.

I played the first two moves correctly and couldn't for the life of me get the third.  Had to hit the help button and then it all became clear.

 

Study the board!

 

Nice puzzle.

Nice puzzle but I don't know if these moves are the best for white. Ok, now black loses the queen for sure and white wins but a move like 1.Qh2+ looks better to me.

Yeah Qh2 is good but sequence in the solution is forcing the end, Ka3 attacking Bishop with mate threat on f7 ... bit questionable

X_change..ok

very easy but seriously we need to know the forward direction of the pawns!

Ghanaman - Second your observation!

Good one, and At least the title didn't give it away

very nice

Trick with board is not fair ;)

Good one.....din't see the co-ordinates and was trying to move pawns in the wrong direction....:)

There are other posibilities for white and black.

Once again, this "puzzle" is lame, since White is unfairly crippled because Black's opponent is not allowed to take any of the better moves available: Qh2+, as suggested by Raptor; Qc7; and Qf5 all foil the mate and give White positional advantage which may well gain more than a draw;} There's another possibility, as well...

3 g8=bishop wins as well

What's wrong with 1.Bb3 first?

well..interesting..