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Qxf2 Rxf2, Re1+ Rf1, Bd4x xd4 or Qxd4, Rxf1# right? :)
of course D:
Thats really cool to work out how the white pieces have to move to avoid black's intentions.
xa? but its not really a combo :D
=.= well "xa" is the right move lol. well when i say win a piece, its not as straight forward as that, its a piece for 2 pawns -.- but i think its winning, but looks slightly dangerous (in 1 min games anyway :D). bxa4 Qxa4 Nf5! Bxf5 Bxf5 Qxh6. or something like that.
Actually g4 doesnt seem safe after Nf3 and then h4 coming in -.- I guess in 1 min games u really shouldnt ever open up your king side pawns.
From TT again:
Another brilliant TT puzzle that escaped my grasp:
Sorry havnt been posting any for a long while, but heres one: (artificial from TT)
Three from my own games:
In the last puzzle in post #158, doesn't 1.Qd4 f5 2.f3 Ng5 save the knight?
Well yes, but the point of that puzzle was to "take control", sorry I should have explained it in the movelist: