Mystery chess position IV: from a milestone game

But back to the position on the right after black played 22. ... Qd7. White now has the chance to play a winning move. Hint: it was not the 23. e4 I played here. My plan was to double the heavy pieces on the f-file after 23. ... fxe4 24. fxe4. Fortunately, I did realize two moves later that there is a better opportunity than that. The complete game with the solution to this problem can be found here.
2 Comments:
Hello Sciurus !
Funny I just posted a podcast on using the Q&B mate pattern and I have another one ready post. It is closer to the position from your game (I am waiting to post due to website upload restrictions). Are you making a collection of these mating patterns? I'll add this one for my own collection : -)
PE's Chess Cast
For now I don't have plans for a serious collection of mating patterns. I have far too less experience for that. I'll definitely take a look at your Q+B mate podcast - I already enjoyed the one on the bad bishops in endgames!
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