Name as many gambits as possible

directly chess related (and the author of the book or short story)

Von Goom's gambit (Contoski)

Unicorn gambit (Bischoff)

not particularly chess related but one I like

Magician's gambit (Eddings)

others not particularly chess related

LOTS

what about jerome

White is up a pawn there.....

So it’s a gambit....

Cochrane gambit (and no I don't think anyone has said it yet @rychessmaster1)

Alapin Gambit

Elephant Gambit

The symmetric Petroff gambit for black that I don't remember the name of right now (1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 Nf6 3. Nxe5 Nxe4). Yes, that's an actual gambit, even though 99% of the games in it are just beginners blundering into it. I know a 1900 level USCF player who specializes in this as black, and has even convinced a grandmaster to stop playing into it in simuls, out of fear that it may actually be sound.

Ryder Gambit 

Soller Gambit 

Zilbermintz Gambit  

I swear I didn't intentionally list these alphabetically. I put them in the order I thought of them.

There's also the Swiss Gambit and Batman Gambit, but those aren't chess openings.

Actually there is a Swiss Gambit in chess.

And as a former 1. f4 player, I probably should have remembered that from studying the opening, although I never actually played that variation.  

But most people use the Swiss Gambit as a joke term to refer to someone losing their first game in a Swiss tourney to get easier pairings the rest of the way. 

Lol. Yeah someone on another forum said they thought the Swiss Gambit was named the way it was because it has so many holes, like swiss cheese.

Stafford Gambit, Halloween Gambit, Froms Gambit: Bird Opening, Duras Gambit (1.e4 1.f5) Queens Gambit, Kings Gambit,  Vampire Gambit, Vienna Gambit: (Main Line, Accepted, Failed Decline, Gambit Declined.), Budapest Gambit, Evans Gambit, Grob Gambit, Irish Gambit, Scotch Game: Goring Gambit, Smith-Morra Gambit ( Silllican defense) Urusov Gambit (Petrov or not Petrov) Albin Counter Gambit, Lativan Gambit,  Englund Gambit,  Blackmer-Diemer Gambit (1.d4,1,d4,2.e5????) Danish gambit,  Benko Gambit,  Blackburne-Shilling Gambit,  Minler Barry Gambit

Ah yes that’s what it’s called 

The birds opening is not a gambit

And if you mean 3... Nd4 in ruy I believe that’s birds defense

Grob also isn’t a gambit unless black plays 1... d5

Froms Gambit is a gambit from the Bird's Opening. Black Does e5 not caring about the f4 pawn. it looks like this

you are white and you declie or accept. The best move is supposed stop Qh5+. Or you just decline by doing e3

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Bullfrog in german Ochsenfrosch, in us called Bogard i have heard: 1.d4 Nf6 2. g4

failing to decline the Vienna Gambit looks like this

I mean there was a grob gambit in the openings i just know that

Stafford Gambit

Duras Gambit. Its a weird Move by black as it weakens the kings side

Scotch game: Goring Gambit

If people dont know the danish gambit it looks like this

Irish Gambit

Every single one of these were mentioned already. I was looking in explorer and found one I think no one said yet: Herrstrom gambit.

Some more not named yet:

Laroche gambit.

Birmingham gambit

Alessi gambit

Hobbs gambit

i just got here so yeah i wont read everything