Albin Counter Gambit

I've been studying the Albin Counter gambit lately, and for those who don't know what that is, look below

I find 2.Nf3 to be a bit of an issue....

My favorite opening trap of all time, and the first one I memorized:

you mean the brfxxccxxmnpcccclllmmnprxvclmnckssqlbb11116 Counter Gambit?

thanks guys

If white plays 3.nc3 too early, black gets full counter play. That's why it's great for rapid games. Because I run into people who after 3...dxc4 they play 4. dxe5. It's also playable in standard time controls if prepared with theory.

take first pawn, and fianchetto K side bishop, and play a3.

Do this in a sensible order, and white wins.

what if white plays this?

5.a3 is white's strongest move, and is currently considered mainline I believe.

The best response is to instantly regret your opening choice.

@Godlike

Black can get easily get a slight advantage after just one inaccuracy by white.

Another line:

And lastly the main line b4 thrust:

I studied, brfxxccxxmnpcccclllmmnprxvclmnckssqlbb11116 ostensibly is pronounced Albin so your comment makes sense. This comment shall be posted on r/AnarchyChess.