Gambits List

@PepeMaster : Depending on how strong your opponent is, you can have different hopes. For example, I played the grob (1. g4?!) against a person I know (in real life), with the hope of winning the opponent's rook (it worked really well). Black resigns at move 5. So, perhaps it is a gambit, because I sacrificed two pawns in the hope of winning a rook.

lichess.org/ThJ4W9I8/white/analysis#0

@YatrikPatel In fact, I would say it's a sophisticated version of the Grob Gambit of the list #1 (1.g4 d5 2.Bg2)

@PepeMaster : It's unlikely to work against stronger opponents, though. In other words, it's an unsound gambit.

1.e4 e5 2.d4 is Center Game.
Budapest is 4-ply and I''ll add that later.
Danish is 5-ply.
I played Urusov for a while, and Started with 1.e4 e5 2.Bc4 Nf6 3.d4 exd4 4.Nf3- 7-ply.

I'm making a private study for the names
( I found out Tennison , forgot Lisitsin. Gambits after 1.c4 f5 ( 2.e4 / 2.g4 )
Smith-Morra is Much more-ply.
I consider gambits with a name.
1.a4 b5 won't be added
Albin is 4-ply.

Thanks for the Coca-Cola,
Anti-Grob,
Herrstrom (?).

Then I'll add 4-plies. There are many.

HELP I CAN'T EDIT MY INITIAL POST

The patzer is here (see my new gambit) lichess.org/study/rGeBVqvn/gCMvuGLh

@savagechess2k The "1. a4 b5" gambit was a joke as I said, but the Birmingham Gambit exist. (1. b4 c5)
You can see it here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sokolsky_Opening
In that link there were other like the Schuhler Gambit or the Wolferts Gambit that I didn't mention because they have more of 3 ply.

I couldn't edit my first post, so I'm opening another thread on chess.com ( you can find me with the same username savagechess2k there but I'm only active in the forums. )

P.S I'm currently struggling to solve a CAPTCHA LoL


Oh those pawns were moving towards black .

Many opening explorers give the Sturm gambit: 1. f4 d5 2. c4 ... but I think only the sequence: 1. f4 d5 2. c4 Nf6 3. cd: Nd5 4. e4 Nf4 as in the stem game (1) should be called this way. An early c4 can quite often be seen in other variations of the Bird, to which the first would simply transpose, but are no gambits.

(1)
http://www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1702253

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