Lethal Traps: #9- Fajarowicz Trap

Welcome back! It's time for Lethal Traps #9! Let's get into it. Now-

Actually, before we do that, some quick things. 

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NOW, let's jump right into the Budapest Gambit.

Time for analysis.

1. 3... Ne4 transforms the Budapest Gambit into the risky Fajarowicz Variation. (I suppose that's where this trap got its name. )
2.  5... BXd6 opens the d-file, preparing for a sneaky attack.
3. 6. g3 is a CRITICAL ERROR. 6... NXf2 forks the White queen and rook, forcing White to take on f2. But, after Black plays 7... BXg3, White has no choice but to give up his/her queen. (I won't discriminate. )

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