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Qh4+ Ng4
Qe7+ Bxe7
Rd4#
Mark
Qh4, easy one
hmmm
how about Nd4
Nd4…Nxh5
looool
Qf7 !
sorry , mark is right:]]
Here we go: Checkmate in 3
2. Qe1+ is simpler and correct, too.
Mark is right. Hard to find the second move!
2. Qe1 will not checkmate in 3 after 2…Ne3.
Very nice, the second move Qe7+ is very difficult, because sacrifices the queen.
An older problem than my own notes show- I had this posted in February of last year, but I see it is over 7 years older than that.
Isn’t this mate in two. Qh4pf4 Qxp mate