Black to mate puzzle

No doubt this is going to be rediculously easy for you puzzlers, but maybe for some of the lower rated players it might be quite fun; I certainly enjoyed it, and think I found two ways to mate for black (whose turn it is to move).

Originally posted by Freddie2006
No doubt this is going to be rediculously easy for you puzzlers, but maybe for some of the lower rated players it might be quite fun; I certainly enjoyed it, and think I found two ways to mate for black (whose turn it is to move).

[fen]6r1/pp3k1p/4q2r/3pP2n/3n4/2BB1PpP/PP1Q2K1/4RR2 w - - 0 1[/fen]

Originally posted by Wibble Wobble
Qxh3+ Kxh3
Nf4#

Qxh3+ Kg1
Qh1#

Originally posted by Freddie2006
or...?

Isn't 2.Qxf4+ (after 1...Nf4+) a check? Also, after 1...Qxh3+ 2.Kg1 Qh1 is not a checkmate since the queen is unprotected.

Originally posted by Freddie2006
No doubt this is going to be rediculously easy for you puzzlers, but maybe for some of the lower rated players it might be quite fun; I certainly enjoyed it, and think I found two ways to mate for black (whose turn it is to move).

[fen]6r1/pp3k1p/4q2r/3pP2n/3n4/2BB1PpP/PP1Q2K1/4RR2 w - - 0 1[/fen]

Originally posted by Freddie2006
No doubt this is going to be rediculously easy for you puzzlers, but maybe for some of the lower rated players it might be quite fun; I certainly enjoyed it, and think I found two ways to mate for black (whose turn it is to move).

[fen]6r1/pp3k1p/4q2r/3pP2n/3n4/2BB1PpP/PP1Q2K1/4RR2 w - - 0 1[/fen]