not that hard
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that was terrible
Check in 9? Hmm...why wouldnt black do this?
2. ... Nc6
Rather accomadating play from the black side. Must have been that eternal loser 'NN'.
w00t? why Bxf4 ?? and why is the bishop there anyway? O.o
I wouldn't call it a puzzle, and the opening with 2.Qh5 is awful (no offense).
You put yourself in a position where you are dependant of your opponent's blunders, it happened to work out.
I would recommend it to nobody and I wouldn't try it too often either.
many moves from both sides could use reconsidering
here's something else to consider...your opponent may thwart that attack from the very start.
well i made it up and if the opponent was dumb enough to fall for that trick, he is really dumb.
gay puzzle very unstable
Feb 15, 2009
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Not sound at all...black has about 10 different replies from the ones in the puzzle. I would not try this ever.
BTW, it has been tried against me (I was playing black) and I was able to get a decisive advantage since I got threats on the white queen with development.
Just my $0.02
bastiaan wrote:
I wouldn't call it a puzzle, and the opening with 2.Qh5 is awful (no offense).
You put yourself in a position where you are dependant of your opponent's blunders, it happened to work out.
I would recommend it to nobody and I wouldn't try it too often either.
many moves from both sides could use reconsidering
seriously your comment on his post is just as bad as the puzzle! It only gets rid of the slight advantage that white has in the begenning... So unless your rank is at a master level quit giving opinionated adivce!
this is not a puzzle, it is a dream of white player i guess 
most likley
So why post it as a puzzle, and have us guess at random moves?
going to change it now
Well, now it is a real puzzle, but it is still flawed.
1...Qxd3 is not forced. 1.Bd3+ is mate in four:
1.Bd3+ b5 2.Bxb5+ Kb6 3.Qf2+ Qe3/d4 4.Qxe3/d4#
Clearly the fastest forced mate is 1.Qf1+:
1.Qf1+ Qe2/d3/c4 2.Qxe2/d3/c4+ b5 3.Qxb5#
do this !!This is not a forced mate!