Where can I get more info on K Gambit?

i want to learn more in kings gambit where should i find those opening?

I love this opening ^_^

DIJA

i want to learn about this opening.

Whats the purpose of this openning?

the kings gambit is more accepted than the queens gambit but i still dont get the point of kings gambit

kings gambit is claimed to be a positional play by white .....by deprieving black off with its e5 pawn,white gains control of the center

The purpose of this opening is to gain control of the center by diverting Black's epawn with 2. f4.  You play as follows: e4 e5 f4.  Now if Black plays exf4 (King's Gambit Accepted), then normal play by White includes either Bc4 (Bishop's Gambit) which invites Qh4+ Kf1, and White loses the right to castle, but it is not terrible at all, since 1. after Nf3, the queen has to move, 2. after d4, black's f-pawn is under attack and White has a strong grab of the center, and 3. the king is not as poorly placed at f1 as it looks.  White can also play Nf3 to prevent Qh4 and prepare d4, but this allows d5, a decent counterattack by Black at White's center.  So the preference is up to you, depending on what kind of play you like. 

Many King's Gambit players have a strong sacrificial style, choosing initiative over material.  They will attack with all they have quickly at Black's king, sometimes sacrificing two or three pieces with the aim of checkmate. 

 A few lines are as follows:

e4 e5 f4 exf4 Nf3 g5 (Black aims to keep the pawn on f4) h4! (to counterattack the pawn structure) and g4 is obliged (if gxh, then Rxh and White has many serious threats against Black's kingside) and then White can play Ne5 (the Kieseritsky Gambit) with a more positional nature, or Ng5 (the Allgaier) with a plan to sac the knight on f7 and pull the king into the center of the board.

After Nf3, Black can also choose d5 to open the board and attack White's center.

Black can also choose e4 e5 f4 d5!?, the Falkbeer countergambit designed to cramp White's position after exd e4 (if fxe??, then Qh4 and White needs to start praying). 

You may ask why White, in any sane state of mind, would want to expose the king so early with f4.  If you are going to play an opening, you have to understand its imbalances.  The king is unsafe if you cannot keep him safe.  World champions have used this opening successfully for decades.  As a matter of fact, this opening used to be a top level choice until around the 60's I believe, when Fischer wrote a supposed bust to the King's Gambit.  The idea is that Black obtains a satisfactory position by relinquishing the held pawn at the right moment.  The thing is that when this opening was at its prime, people weren't worried about getting back that f-pawn...they wanted the king from move 1. 

 So if you are going to try the King's Gambit, get a book on one of the lines and spend some time with it.  Like any other opening...it is like a relationship - the more time you spend with it, the better you get to know it and understand it.

using king's gambit opening is quite dangerous...it is just like a sudden death war in the ancient time..so be aware of it!!!

It's a great opening, and I win more often than not with it. I allways play 3.Bc4

to prevent d5, and am prepared to move my king to f1, it is not a nice opening to play against, and I do much better against someone I know who is rated about 600-700 higher than me, as he is disconcerted by it.

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automatically white controls the center squares

3. d4

4.Bxf4

5.Nf3

6.Nc3

yes!! very powerful....

I was always losing to this kings gambit opening as black, but now I have ficsher defence at hand....kings gambit accepted fisher defence kicks white's boootey!!

i like this.... and i want to learn more in kings gambit. Where should i find those opening...?

Definitely a good opening play

I would always accept the pawn and won when against kings gambit - but never accept queens gambit 

hello zinger, need to understand more on fischer defense

Good opening!, I've had some success with King's Gambit Accepted against GNU Chess on Easy anyway... here's the game

i need ro practice this one