it is called the scholar mate. it can't be trusted all the time. it would be risky to use against good players. it probably looks like this:

There is aleady an article about this under "Scholar's Mate". This article should probably be removed.

there is another variation with 3. Qf3. same difference.

Here how to defend the schola's mate:

This is included in many chess books as the "first game" when describing how to play and how the game works.  It is also a "first game" in describing the notations for recording a chess game.  I have never seen it as real game.  But it does demonstrate some important chess concepts.

hm, better moves can be made against scholar's mate though, but the defense provided above is still a nice way.

This is how it goes.

 That is one way to play it. But a more intelligent opponent would play it like this.

 

 

 

 

 

 

You could do this

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

thanks. :):):):):) 

u missed chkmate on move 7!