I've played chess for a while, but it's less fun than it used to be. I love attacking, but my current strategy generally involves going up a pawn or two (which I can often do at my level) and then trading down at a ridiculous pace and going to an early endgame- however, this isn't exactly the most enjoyable of styles. I've decided to mix things up by adopting an opening repertoire consisting of gambits. 

So, post your favorite gambit openings here. Nothing pointless please, but I don't necessarily mind gambiting pieces as well as pawns.

The first gambit I've started looking at:

i like that opening, just because its a huge surprise to your opponent. but what do you do after these moves? what is the plan? how do you stay on top now, afterall you are a knight down.

i like the queen's gambit and king's gambit

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If you love attacking and want a gambit as black, I would greatly advise you to look into the benko gambit!!!

How does black go about attacking the e pawn in the Benko?

For more info than I can give you on Halloween Gambit, one place to go would be: http://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-openings/halloween-gambit2?quote_id=2071636&page=1

Does anyone have a good gambit to play as white against the Sicilian?

 First off, I'm not sure what you mean by attacking the e-pawn. It's still in it's original position and therefore depends on what your opponent decides to use it for.

Secondly, I've never tried it myself, but I heard that the wing gambit is fun to play.

the morra smith gambit.

I personally prefer to play the king's gambit. it can get complicated sometimes, but it's very fun especially if you opt for the Muzio gambit:

my favorite gambit is the queens gambit declined :)