In a Blitz I got the win just by castling in the last move. Enough tactics evenly applied in the game and it is probably a very rare win, almost for all. Your comments regarding the game is highly appreciable. Analysis shows that I have 99.2% accuracy - so high!  I can't believe also.

Here goes the game.

Hope you all will enjoy the game.

7. fxg2 is a cool idea!😁

Thank you @simaginfan.

Nice game. What was the time control?

White blundered 3 whole pieces . Surely you don't want a medal for this. That was a self mate. 

@CaptainBearFace you tried to focus properly but I am not a newbie. I have experience of many years. You can check my games and then comment - any comment is appreciated @CaptainBearFace.

I am surprised that a player who drops 3 pieces in the opening knows what en passant is. I thought he would have resigned since there are no other legal options available.

lol

I have checked the source game and it took White exactly 40.0 seconds to perform the en passant move. I was once in a predicament more than 10 years ago where I had 'checkmated' my opponent in a position, only to realise that the game did not spew out the winning message.

At the time I had not known en passant yet. It turned out that neither did my opponent, who took many minutes to finally make the en passant move, and I was in shock at that time, believing a glitch had happened.

Am I the only one who noticed that white could have taken the black queen at any time after the pawn move? 

This whole thing looks like an intentional setup. The fact that ConsciousSoul closed his account after this is very telling.

Having this position in a tactics puzzle would be interesting, but it's hard to believe this isn't an intentional setup.

If you are referring to White's 8th turn, then 7...fxg2!? 8. cxd5 gxh1=Q regenerates the Black queen.