I got four out of eight right, but one of them was exchangeable, I believe.
Mate in eight
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Mar 4, 2018
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#3
I'm pretty sure I know a couple of the moves you didn't get right. 
I think a lot of strong players would miss that mate even in slow time controls.
Mar 5, 2018
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#4
Awesome sequence - you're kinda forcing the position into a back-rank problem, even though his King is on f6 
what rating would you expect of someone who could see this and execute it over the board?
Shockingly, I got it right away - but only because I knew it was there. In actual OTB play, I likely wouldn't have bothered to look that far ahead. If I were playing the actual game, I would have certainly played the start of the sequence, but after 17. ..Ke6, I would have forked the black queen with 18. f5+!, and called it a day. I mean, who is going to pass on a queen for two pawns?
Also, you don't have to sac the queen, 21. Bd7+! does the same thing.
Mar 5, 2018
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sup_bro wrote:
Awesome sequence - you're kinda forcing the position into a back-rank problem, even though his King is on f6 what rating would you expect of someone who could see this and execute it over the board?
I would guess that it would be rare for anyone below master level. I wouldn't be surprised if GMs would sometimes miss this.
Shockingly, I got it right away
Mar 27, 2018
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#9
I suggested that, but there's too many positions with multiple winning moves, and the tactics trainer currently only handles one winning line.
Impressive! It was great!
solskytz wrote:
I got everything wrong on each and every try.
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I got 3 moves right
This puzzle came from a game in February's Untitled Tuesday tournament. White missed the mate in eight, but did eventually win.