POST MINIATURES 10 MOVES OR LESS

It is forced mate in ten moves after 8. Qxf7+ Kd7 9. Qf5+ e6 (9... Kd8 10. Bf7#)(9... Kd6 10. Qe6#) Qxe6#

Here is a 1/0 bullet game:

@freaky25, since he meant 5...Qxd1+ probably, this shouldn't be considered a miniature win. Mouse slip occours sometimes.

The final of the 2012 Micronational Chess Championship (the chess championship for micronations) was decided pretty quickly when Kuri Kabanov of Renasia blundered a queen on the 6th move against Amin Jafarov (also of Renasia).

This was pretty hard, but here are 5 of my best from correspondence and live standard games.

He blundered and without waiting for me to make my move, he resigned.

The game where the player kept moving his king was not prearranged. I would not put a prearranged game in this forum.  It was the only game like that in hundreds of my 15 minute games.

I just put it here because it was unique and to some it is funny and to some it is not. [to me it was funny]

After that whole "Bobby Fischer" thing on ICC about the guy who used a computer against Nigel Short, people started playing 1.f3, 2.Kf2, 3.Ke3 occasionally, which resulted in this miniature:

I've witnessed this game occur in a club tournament (it was the board next to mine). The guy playing Black reached out to move the knight on b8, but accidentally brushed his king with his shirt sleeve. White called over the tournament director, who enforced the touch move rule, and you know the rest. 

EDIT: Just a blunder, not interesting.

Great game!

Interesting.

But I think 9..Qa5+ saves black.

Really? After Bd2 you have to avoid the dark squares it looks like, and Qa4 just b3.

Can't count the number of games I've won with this trap.