Impossible Puzzle (Part III)


1. Rc5 Bxc5 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Bd6 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Be7 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Bg7 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Bh6 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#

1. Rc5 Bxc5 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Bd6 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Be7 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Bg7 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Bh6 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#
Bg7 2.Rg5 Banywhere 3.Rg8#(what if Bb4+)

You can mate Black in 2 moves:
1. Nd3-f4 Bxy
2. Nf4-g6#
but black has Be7 and if u take bishop then stalemate, else king escapes through g7, f6. Best is may be Rf7 first then Rb8

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This seems the most direct since it prevents the spite check and allows for multiple ways of delivering check.

This seems the most direct since it prevents the spite check and allows for multiple ways of delivering check.
sorry, after be7 it is kg7 and not bxf6

This thread has entirely too much time on its hands.
Is this puzzle on LSD? It's certainly a wild one.