opening moves

opening move are importtant in a good game any body have any like this?

Not to be overly critical, but I'd say white opens rather ineffectively. White should have taken the free pawn. Instead, white opens his rook up for potential attack.

Had black moved his bishop to g7, then white would be on the defence. White would have to block with either his knight or his pawn...allowing black to push his pawn forward, placing the knight at risk. At which point white loses any immediate advantage he could have had.

1.Nf3 is a good move.

1...g5?! hangs a pawn. 2.Nxg5 and White has an advantage. Granted, Black gets some initiative for the pawn but not nearly enough.

2.b4? allows 2...Bg7  and 3...g4 when Black has a slight advantage.

3.Bb2 is a good move, but it doesn't win a rook as you claim, due to 3...Nf6.

Here's the game Matthiassmall mentioned:

neneko wrote: Black hangs a pawn on the first move. If this is a gambit I'm not sure I understand it. 

well ponds are things to watch out for, but this is a game iplayed at age 5 not 13 so its going to be risky