The Strength of the Haxo Gambit!

The Haxo Gambit go's. "e4, e5, Nf3, Ne6, d4, exd4, Be4, Be5." Then your in the Haxo Gambit with so many possibilities!

I was interested in it for a minute, liking how it's a gambit that sounds like "hacks so", but it doesn't have the best stats and/or requires a repertoire to go with it and decided against it. The accepted main line is brutal, but opponents don't have to cooperate

I've been playing the haco gambit for a week now and only one opponents took the gambit. Not many players seem to be taking the gambit.

Continue to play the haxo gambit or variations of and we have a much stronger relationship than a month ago.

is the OP consistently confusing "c" and "e" in his notation? It looks as if he is simply describing the Scotch Gambit: 1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.d4 exd4 4.Bc4

Haxo gambit comes from the Scotch gambit. It is a gambit on top of the Scotch to be more precise.

I looked it up once after someone played it against me.

Chess Vibes has a nice video on it.