The first gambit a beginner should learn and at which rating

what's the most important gambit to learn and to use as a beginner to progress? And at which rating should you learn your first gambit?

Is there a list of openings/gambits classified from 600 to 2500 that you can learn from?

what's the most important gambit to learn and to use as a beginner to progress? And at which rating should you learn your first gambit? Is there a list of openings/gambits classified from 600 to 2500 that you can learn from?

RubiksCuber23

Normally gambits arent that great, like the englund can be bad for black if white knows what they are doing.

But some gambits are good for all levels like the Queens gambit which i played when i was around 1200 and grandmasters play it too.

Normally gambits arent that great, like the englund can be bad for black if white knows what they are doing. But some gambits are good for all levels like the Queens gambit which i played when i was around 1200 and grandmasters play it too.

jomega

Take a look at the Evans Gambit.

Notrashopenings0

Learn danish gambit first

Rookitiki

Scotch / evans gambit

Shadow1414

#3:

The Queens Gambit is not a True Gambit, because Black cannot (reasonably) hold onto the Pawn.

#3: The Queens Gambit is not a *True Gambit*, because Black cannot (reasonably) hold onto the Pawn.

TheAstroGuy

Albin Counter Gambit is what I played, it pretty good ngl