B is for Blackburne-Shilling (BS) Gambit.
Black is able to set a trap if White takes the pawn after the gambit is initiated.
B is for Blackburne-Shilling (BS) Gambit.
Black is able to set a trap if White takes the pawn after the gambit is initiated.
C is for Coca-Cola Gambit.
[Stockfish eval. -1.66]
This is a bit lame because there's about 100 choices per letter.
Other contenders were: Cambridge Springs Defense, Copenhagen Defense, Catalan, Chigorin Defense, Colle System, Cormorant Gambit, Creepy Crawly Formation, The Crocodile, Chameleon System, Chinese Dragon, Caro-Kann, Christiansen's Dream, Chekhover Sicilian, Chebanenko Slav, Chicago Defense, and the Capablanca-Duras Variation of the QGD.
F is for fried liver attack
Who downvoted this!? This is actually a good opening, one of the best traps ever!
O is for Owen's Defense
Though there's also Omega Gambit (1.d4 Nf6 2. e5) but that's a variation of the Indian defense. Other than that there's not many O, openings. btw you guys missed G and also used M twice...
Name a chess opening. I begin with A, then you have to go with the next letter up. You also must display the opening. If you don't, your response won't count. Openings do NOT have to be rare.
If you want, you can learn the openings and test them in real Rapid games.
A is for Alekhine's Defense.