2. Ke6 Qc8+ 3. Kf7 Qc7+ 4. Kg6 Qxh7+ 5. Kxh7 and then 6. Bf1# can't be stopped. Am I missing anything?
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Loomis, yes, the sequence is lengthened somewhat by Qd8 instead of Qxh7+. It's still a faster mate, though.
Ah, good catch, I didn't think of interposing the queen at h4.
So, 4. ... Qd8 5. Bxf1+ Qh4 6. Nxh4 and now there is a new threat of Qf3+ followed by Qg2#. If 6. ... Kg1 7. Qf3 Kxf1 8. Qxf2#.
So this is a mate in 8? Or is there still something missing?
Yeah... Mate in 7! We missed a lot of things.
Try that one! Better! 
I stinks at this puzzles
But now your puzzle doesn't have a unique solution.
After 6. Nb6+ black can play either 6. ... axb6 as you show or 6. ... Bxb6.
@Loomis, I agree with you, that's a problem!
Just take the pawn off of a7 and it's fixed!
OK, here is it. Final version!
Special thanks to Loomis!
Special thanks to Loomis!
Players, which move was "the toughest"?
Please, rate it (the puzzle) from 1 (bad) to 10 (great). I need some feedbacks!
Nice but black can mate in 3 instead of 7.
I hate to spoil the game but 6. .. Kd8/Ke8/Ke6/Kc6 are still possible alternatives
chessbeginner, after 2. ... Ke6 white has 3. Qc8+ to prolong the game.
brown, you're missing Qxd6+ followed by f4 to make an escape for the king and delay checkmate.
The alternate king moves are a bummer. :-)
@Freelunch, true! I made obvious move (so, taking N), but to put K away is great too! I forgot it 
IT WAS SO EASY YOU NOOB
MSC157 wrote:
Here is it. I hope you like it.
Good luck!
P.S.: Look at post #12
CheckmaterDon wrote:
IT WAS SO EASY YOU NOOB
MSC157 wrote:
Here is it. I hope you like it.
Good luck!
P.S.: Look at post #12
But not so easy to make it.
Here is it. I hope you like it.Good luck!
P.S.: Look at post #12