Traditionally, however, a move such as 33. Qg7+ would be called an attraction sacrifice. Also, if you look at the above posts you can see that it can also be called a decoy sacrifice.

Black has unpleasant threats, so White must act fast. My first two candidates 33. Qxg6+ and 33. Qf8+ do not work. However...

33. Qg7+ Kg7
34. Rxf7+

And now:

a) 34...Kh6 35. Rh7#

b) 34...Kg8 35. Rg7+ Kh8 36. Rh7+ Kg8 37. Rbg7#

c) 34...Kh8 35. Rh7+ Kg7 36. Rbg7#

Fairly standard stuff. About the right level of difficulty for a Wenerei, I think.

White to play (33.?) "Medium/Easy", Black is up a pawn.

I've seen this one before. Black survives 33. Rbxf7 Re4+ 34. R3f4 Qf2+! 35. Kg4 Qg2+ with a draw, or 35. Kg5 Qg3+ 36. Rg4 Qe3+ 37. Rff4 (not 37. Kxg6 Re6+, and 37. Rgf4 Qg3+ repeats) Re8 and White's pieces are all tied up.

The key is finding a forced mate.

What I really want is a button to make my car go faster.

Think about it. Knight Rider had its "super pursuit mode". When the Hoff needed to get somewhere quickly (at least twice per episode), he would hit a button - usually somewhere ineffably cool like on the roof - and KITT would speed up. Okay, so the editor would speed up the film and slow down all the other cars. But it felt like KITT was going faster.

Or when they needed to jump over something, he hit the turbo boost button and then the camera would switch to an angle to hide the ramp they'd placed on the highway. Woosh.

James Bond had a button to turn his Lotus into a submarine. When I was a nipper, I wanted one of those even more than I wanted to spend quality time with his co-star Barbara Bach (who bizaarely married Ringo Starr - proving that ugly blokes can sometimes strike gold).

In Mad Max just about everyone had a button to fire up the nitrous oxide or the supercharger or ... something else technical. Apart from Tina Turner, who just had lots and lots of hair.

Top end cars even have "sport" buttons. I'm told that the big BMW's have a button marked M which means "go faster". Or perhaps that should be "mach schneller" or something like that? This incidentally proves that BMW weren't paying attention in the Bond films. The button really should have been marked Q...

And in chess we have a button to make an attack go faster. Only our button is called "check". If we can string together a series of checks, it's like our opponent is standing still - that old knight rider trick of surrounding KITT with lots of ordinary cars driving v.e.e.e.r.y sl..o..w...ly.

In today's POTD, white would love to play Rfxf7 or Rbf7 threatening unstoppable mate. But that's way too slow. Because it doesn't come with check, black gets a chance to defend with a check of his own. Re4+ forces exchanges and the attack disappears.

White needs to increase the pace so that black doesn't have time for Re4+. And that means giving check with a queen sacrifice so that Rfxf7 lands with check. And the rest is simply a car crash - for black.

When VW designed the new beetle, they built a flower vase into the dashboard. Ferrari give you a dial on the steering wheel to select road-race-track or something equally red blooded.

Guess which of these cars is aimed at women buyers and which at men?

33.Qg7+ Kxg7 34.R3xf7+ Kg8 (34...Kh6 35.Rh7#, 34...Kh8 35.Rh7+) 35.Rg7+ Kh8 36.Rh7+ Kg8 37.Rbg7#

Black threatens to win the queen or mate in six: 33... Re4+ 34.Qf4 (34.Rf4 Qf2+ 35.Kg4 f5+ 36.Kg5 Qxf4+ 37.Kxg6 Re6+ 38.Kh5 Q(R)xh6#) 34... Qxf3, etc.