I have modified the puzzle some more.same basic idea.and more

wow.. If you did that mate in an acutal game, congratlations to you sir

Wow indeed. 

It is a variation of one I played.

 

are you sure all these moves are forced? they don't look like that to me. plus, black can delay the mate with 1...Ne5.

what if black plays Kg5 on move 9?

very cool

benws wrote: are you sure all these moves are forced? they don't look like that to me. plus, black can delay the mate with 1...Ne5.

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Sacrificing the 3 pieces are to delay the mate by threataning g4.

6...Kg5 was to avoid 7.Rg3#

1.Bc3+! Ne5?? 2.Bxg5+ Kxf5 3.g4#!

what if Re8 to prevent Be1#

10.Bg5#

how does the bishop get to g5? the f4 pawn is blocking it

 What about 9. Bg5 ?

Heh, you still haven't fixed the problem of

3. Kg2 any

4. Bd2# 

AlgoFlash wrote:  What about 9. Bg5 ?

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 I meant 10.Bg5# as said by silentfilmstar. There is no f4 pawn at that moment.

then black should have played h6 on the 9th move. after the checks are over, black makes bad moves. i think sunshiny's solution is correct

Although i did ponder the move Kg2, Retguvvie was the 1st to post that solution.

i posted the Kg5 comment before this puzzle was modified. sorry

5. Re3+ Kf4

6. Re4+  Kf3

7. Re1 and mate in 1 with either Rf4 or R1e3. 

after 7.Kg2, how about g5 to stop f4

Fine. Take d3 off the board.