winning when you're down a queen

I thought it would be cool to see if anyone has some examples of games in which someone who lost his/her queen relatively early in the game managed to win despite his/her opponent having the advantage of a queen.

It's happened, there is actually a very common puzzle where one can sacrifice the queen to get a checkmate early on.

Hmm.... i did it against the computer once.

there are games where players like Morphy or Steinitz play at odds against weak players.

Thanks guys, I was just about to ask this question but remembered St David's decision to disallow topics discussed before (https://www.chess.com/forum/view/community/locking-this-thread---seriously-mods?page=5 verses 88, 95).

It always feels nice to win after being down a queen, whether that's by using your positional advantage and the opponent is unable to rally defenders in time, or because the opponent then blunders.  Please do share any more games!

Oh no! Does that mean that my thread on the topic is going to get locked?

https://www.chess.com/forum/view/general/how-do-you-win-when-yoursquore-down-a-queen

i did blunder my Queen after about 10 moves a few months ago in a blitz game. i got steadily back into it and won with checkmate, i will have a look for the game.

One of my teammates once lost his queen for a bishop due to a skewer in a 90/30 OTB game. Many moves later he forked the opponent's king and queen with a knight, was a piece up and eventually won the game. Both of them were over 1600 FIDE.