I liked a chess opening. I saw it on a chess book.Mabee it was Denmark Gambit:e4 e5 d4 exd4 c3 dxc3 Bc4.The game was about this opening.  

1.   e4    e5 2.   d4    ed 3.   c3 dxc3 4.   bc4  bb4 5.   bxc3 ba5 6.   qh5  g6 7.   qe5  qe7 8.   qxh8 qxe4 9.   ne2  kf8 10.   ba3  d6 11.   bxf7   kxf7 12.   qxh7   kf8 13.   nd2   bxc3 14.   qxc7   qc2 15.   bd6   ke8 16.   qc8    kf7 17.   qb7    kf6 18.   nc3    qc3 19.   rb1    qc6 20.   ne4    kf5 21.   rb5    ke4 22.   re5    kd4 23.   qb4    kd3 24.   qb3    kd4 25.   qe3    kc4 26.   rc5     qc5 27.   qc5     kd3 28.   0-0     nd7 29.   rd1     ke4 30.   f3       1-0

usually called danish

I usually get in trouble if I use that oping

It may be worked out, but it is still playable, and fun...it is a great opening to explore.  Too many chess players don't touch certain openings because they are told how to neutralize them, and then when they face them, they find out they still bite!  Kind of like the King's Gambit - it will always bite :-)