Three Gambits in the Dutch Defense

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MaestroDelAjedrez2025

Staunton Gambit 

Krejcik Gambit

Omega-Isis Gambit 

ThrillerFan

The last 2 suck. The first only works if you know the latest ideas.

GMegasDoux

They are dangerous enough openings as you don't face them often to keep the memory of the theory fresh. Further, pleanty of Dutch players start eith 1.e6 or transpose into Dutch set ups to avoid those positions.

Bobzd23

Hi

AtaChess68
If you play the Dutch against 1. Nf3 there is a 4th gambit: the lisitsyn gambit: 1. Nf3 f5 2. e4 fxe4 3. Ng5

If you blitz …h6 to kick the knight then you get mated. But if you play …d5 black equalizes.
AtaChess68
And I think with all three gambits you can face playing the Dutch (Staunton, Krejcik and Lisistsyn) you can go by:
1. Take the first pawn, not the second;
2. Try to play …d5 (I remember this by “Dutch Deviation, the d is the pawn i want to play”).