No, a real gambit player would play f6. After all, this is only good for blitz anyway. So the right move is Bf4.
not me. f6 is UGLY! NORMALLY, you DO block Bg5 with f6, but not when there's a pawn on e5 ready to rip one's castle open and surrender development. Qd7 has better stats. I'd block with the bishop to keep developing and trade pieces. it might surrender 0-0-0 plans after 5.Bxe7 Nxe7 6.exd6 cxd6.
an isolated pawn is better than opening one's castle up in the opening, and inviting Qh5+ to further wreck the pawn structure. I don't agree with stalefish about f6.
If i'm going to gambit material, it's for attack, not throwing pawns and pieces at a problem until it goes away and creates a new one
besides, if white isn't calculating, there's POTENTIAL to win the exchange on g5 if white's careless and plays something like Nc3
when my opponent puts too much pressure on my position, I'll try to exchange. I get right in queens' faces when they're too much in my space. the OPPOSITE of removing a defender... remove the attacker.


No, a real gambit player would play f6. After all, this is only good for blitz anyway. So the right move is Bf4.