they're interesting moves

ohhh ohhh sexy time!

That was a really awesome puzzle. Thanks for posting. Who is the author?

i find the puzzle in an old chess book

 

first, white try to trap the king ( use the bishop to check and the rook capture the queen)

then, suddenly white give up one of the rooks and black lost the queen

Very nice! 

The most deep and clever puzzle.Very good.. Keep on the good work..

The queen was not active at all The queen could have captured the  two rooks.

The queen was not active at all The queen could have captured the  two rooks.

no need to double post there....we can read it after the first time

DESHAM017 wrote:

The queen was not active at all The queen could have captured the  two rooks.

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 At which move do you suggest the queen should have moved? Black is in check every move.

Not to mention the rooks were on black squares each move.

there must be something I'm missing because the king could take the rook when it was NEXT TO IT!

Well, on move 7 the queen has a chance to move. It involves sacrificing the queen though, with no chance of capturing a piece.

shadowslayer wrote: there must be something I'm missing because the king could take the rook when it was NEXT TO IT!

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white had a discover check (either on the queen or the king) every time a rook was in jeopardy. if 2...Kxb7 3. Bd5+ and whatever the king does the other white rook takes the queen.

WOw cool

shadowslayer wrote: there must be something I'm missing because the king could take the rook when it was NEXT TO IT! you see, king always moves to black quares. he avoid being mated by the bishop ( and the rook  e8 can take the queen => black king can't take the rook

White don't give black any chances to avoid rooks