1 Minute Time control checkmate.

Are you trolling?

Yes, Rd7+ was a blunder, and a more observant opponent would have taken it for free.

Why do you ask if I am trolling? How about asking me questions that mean something other than seeing if I am trolling. You have no sense of class it seems all you could ask me is if I am trolling. I posted this game as I also simply stated in the annotation that I want positive feedback and advice. Not a senseless question from somebody who doesn't know me. You seem like you are the troll for asking if I am trolling. I am not that familiar with the concept of what constitutes a troll, but since you asked, you obviously must know enough about it to be one. If you aren't going to be positive about this game (which I played without the use of looking at database or any other kind of engine for chess), and/or provide positive feedback, then kindly refrain from trying to mentally poison those who actually have some level of respect for the game and those other players who do as well.

Only an american would ask for positive feedback for such a game. Probably only a swede would be so nice to do so.

And your attempt to come across as being crass can only make an American like me laugh. How pathetic. It was really a pathetic and feeble attempt at that.

I believe you are correct, but I suppose that is the beauty of one minute time control. It really doesn't give a person time to think about all their move options. It forces you to move more instinctively than logically. Not that I am saying that I am the best player in the world or anything like that, but even I noticed that I blundered with that rook check on d7 after I made the move.

"Nicely played. 2 birds, one stone". How come you didn't use a "1" instead of writing it out like you didn't with the number two? You're an idiot.

That's a great game! Awesome job and congrats!

Thanks. Some people are just cynical and think they are God's gift to the game or something, but I am glad you apparently see it the same way I do. 

There were some mistakes made during that game, but the concept was there. Yes, a more observant eye would've resulted in the loss of a rook and your attack would've been done. There's always something you can improve on!