This is a trap that you may not have seen. However, Black can win one or more pawns for the exchange and white has a weakened kingside. This trap is more of a sacrifice for Black than a concrete combination that gives a winning advantage for White.
I remember this trap because ive fallen for it half a dozen times
not that exact trap but the Ng5 threating both mate and the bishop tactic
Englund Gambit as black and Scotch Gambit as white!! yay!
i managed to win somehow, but heres an example
@rychessmaster1, if you didn't know, I am a big fan of you !! You beaten Eric Rosen before right ?
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How do you put those annotations in there?
@rychessmaster1, if you didn't know, I am a big fan of you !! You beaten Eric Rosen before right ?
I think my record against rosen is 1-1-2, yeah
@IMrosen
Yeah I had this win against him almost a year and a half ago
This pawn checkmate trap on move 11. It's from chesstraps.net , they have over a thousand cool traps most of which you've likely never seen before:
ahem, Budapest Defense: Rubinstein Variation, 4...Nc6 5.Nf3 Bb4+ 6.Nbd2 Qe7
That's actually not the name of this trap. It is what chess.com opening explorer will say, but that is only the name of the variation, not the trap.