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Was that from a game? Link?

I can't see what happens if black takes your queen.

And you made that move exf6 knowing that you were leaving your queen hanging?

Why won't you post the game?

Because I don’t know the game. It’s just a random puzzle

I once played rf7 which was brilliant and i somehow won even though i was down a rook for 2 bishops and 1 pawn. Guess he didn't know how to checkmate with 2 bishops

Brilliantly done 

Maybe....it’s one of my chess puzzles from the homework.

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but black can snap up the queen

my analysis doesn't say that

try what is after Qxc2 

ask the analysis itself

Oh, wow, this is a fun one.  The hanging white queen doesn't matter because of the tactical implications, as noted above.

If 1. ..Qxc2 2. fxg7 (threatening gxh8=Q#)  Rg8 3. Nd4 (hitting the queen with the lethal Re1 to follow, regardless of where the queen moves).

The f6 capture leaves the black queen loose, so it's forcing in and of itself.  With the black king caught in the center on a suddenly open file, it's devastating.

What if black does Qd3, Re1, and black blocks with Ne5, Re5? can't the King escape to d7?

I played a nice attacking game today: cchenpro vs. TheOffice | Analysis - Chess.com

Well then Rd5+ followed by Re1# wins

 aah right, thanks! I see now I am able to load the game into analysis as well, that helps

Good one :tup