Post your best miniatures here

Other than 14. ...Nc2+, that's a pretty nice one

After 9.e4 Black is in huge trouble- isn't he?

I should have played 7... Qa5+ > 8... Qd5.
Here's the ideal continuation:

The only move that maintains an advantage for white there is f4, followed by Bc3, and I doubt many people are going to play that. Especially not at my level. Maybe you have to worry about it.

Other lines are a similar story, with one sharp continuation maintaining the edge for white while the rest is pretty much equal -

A few years ago I played this ridiculous game in the exchange Slav. The piece sac (8.e6) wasn't all my idea. I saw it in an analogous position in a QGD Tarrasch defense. This was Fidlow - Mayer Istvan (2225), 1950:

https://www.chess.com/a/2NhJUcm3cbcDL

And here's my game:

So pretty much Reversed Albin Countergambit. Never seen it before, very interesting

Sac, sac, sac, mate!

Been playing like Edgar Colle.... but with 1/10th the talent!

needless to say ... My Colle put my opponent under pressure till he cracked

A miniature with a brilliant move !! 15. Bxg6!!

No mistakes miniature win with two great moves.

The Old Benoni isn't seen much in top level play. But on the intermediate patzer level, where I am, it can be quite a challenge. Black gets a little too fancy here and gets into trouble early......

This is a nice little attack.

I DID THE 6 MOVES MEME!!!!!

That is hilarious because of the ratings! I was guessing it was a bullet game, but at blitz, better still.

Is 26 moves a miniature

I was black. After the game I told him what the opening was and the basic strategy behind it. Of course I was accused of being a line memorizing, never mind the obvious tactical blunders he made. Oh well, I tried.

Yes, up to 30 moves could be considered a miniature. Is there a way to pin posts?

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