Brilliant moves that lead to mates in 1-5 #1

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Can you find the brilliant move that leads into forced mate?
White to move!

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ok

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Then say what you think is the brilliant move @Xx_Vanilla_xX

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Tip: You're white!

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MathematicsJack wrote:

Tip: You're white!

ezy bro na6?

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gg correct @ojasrathi

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na6

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correct, @GM_duck_s

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MathematicsJack wrote:

gg correct @ojasrathi

thnx sir

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na6

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Na6!!, Bxa6

Be4!, f3

Bxf3!, g2

Bxg2!, e4

Bxe4!, and any move by black leads to Bxb7#!

if bxa6, then Be4#!

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all correct

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I understand Na6 but whats stopping be4 from winning

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oh nvm bg4

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but the only correct solution is Na6!! sacrificing the knight, because if black takes with the pawn there is Be4#, if black takes with the bishop white moves Be4, if the bishop moves there is Bxb7#, so you can only move the other 3 Pawns(the 2 on the 7th rank are occupied/pinned), so you need to move the 3 Pawns down in white's half of the board, but not important wich pawn you move, you'll lose pawn by pawn, if you only have the occupied/pinned pawns, the bishop and the king left as black, you need to move the bishop, and then withe wins with Bxb7#, because while capturing the pawns, they white bishop ever stays on the long diagonal.