1.Nxe3 h2 2. Nxb2 hl=Q 3.Bf5#

I got the solution pwnage

This was has me stumped...

All I can think of is 1. Nf6+ Bxf6 2. Bxh3 Rh2 but not sure how to proceed after that.

'I do it like Aronian in complicated positions and ?¢‚Ǩ?ìthrow in the towel?¢‚Ǩ?.'

Awesome :)

" 1.Nxe3 h2 2. Nxb2 hl=Q 3.Bf5# "
"I got the solution pwnage"

Sadly that's only a childish trap ;-)

Black can simply move his bishop. Perhaps even 2. ...Bxc3 is possible. If white takes then black will get a queen and an easy draw - OTB perhaps even more. If white declines, things are not clear to me. Of course black will queen, so we have to come up with a queenking fork or a mate. But I don't see how white could achieve this. I do it like Aronian in complicated positions and "throw in the towel".

@bob
Of course it's technically not winnable for black. But I spoke of "OTB" (over the board). To coordinate a rook and two minors is much more exhausting than nice check/fork calculations for a queen.

Well, we'll have the answer shortly, but since this is a true puzzle I think there must be a better option...

thorex id love to see u do better
2 peces rook and more pawns is better than queen genious