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Once the black queen takes the white queen, it becomes white's move... White is not in check, but any move he makes will put him in check.  This is called Stalemate, and is considered a draw.

No, it's a draw.  White forces a draw so he can't get checkmated.

Black's best move is to do queen-takes-queen.  But this is then a stalemate because white will not have any legal moves to make (but is also not in check or checkmate). 

Very nice

this is brilliant.

very nice

Good puzzle.

nice..........

Very tricky. amazing!!

Nice puzzle. And sunillama1066 please stop spamming.

fantastic

hmm:)

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master

good

why do you keep saying gg or ggg Sunillama1066? that problem was easy i saw it right away!

This looked like deep play, but really it was simple. You're checkmated when you give up the initiative. So you are really making obvious moves, doing whatever you can to keep the initiative.

But I didn't see the pinned pawn at ALL.

So far, this is my favorite

Wow, that's a really clever puzzle. It took me a minute to understand the concept behind the final move. I hadn't read the title, so I kept looking for checkmate. I read the title and figured it out though...