Checkmate with 3 queens!

i know i screwed up a few times in this game, but nevertheless, the finale was good.

That's just cruel.

Don't tell me you wouldn't do it if you had the chance

Who was your opponent, Rufus or Doofus?

2010 thread. 

Checkmate with 3 queens

I used to aim for the maximum number of queens when I played the kids at primary school, but I grew out of it.

I wouldn't do it if I had the chance, as I would have checkmated long before this.

For me, I aim for the maximum number of knights or bishops on the board (but so far, it has not come to fruition yet, since at least a pawn is lost in almost all my games).

Getting three queens was wasting time

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If you just wanted queens, why not four?

I never managed more than six queens either. Losing pawns was not the only problem, I was a real whizz at stalemate in those days.

Obviously possible, but then it gets a bit fiddly finding a mate with the queens where none of them are redundant. Something tells me this may not be the fastest way.

Any advance on 11 moves to checkmate with 4 queens but not with 3 (White's king and rook taking no part)?

Easiest chess game of my life

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Promoting to a knight/bishop is more fun. Most my promotions are so late in the game that I will promote to a queen only if I feel that I can mate in a couple of moves. I assume my opponent doesn't want to live too long in a losing game and wants to seek his revenge on me in the following game.

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