Is there a name for this trap?

Hey guys! check out my last game (https://www.chess.com/live/game/6054601859) I wonder if there's a name for this trap( where black has a dead queen)?

It was my first brilliant move ever played. What are the odds of playing that on a Christmas day

And finally I wish you all a Happy Christmas!!!!!!!🎅🏻❄🎄

Thank you

You can call this Melenda trap

Hahaha That's a really good one  Thank you. So I invite all of you to try this melenda trap variation after few mainlines from Stafford Gambit

Interesting game

Thanks

Check out Eric Rosens channel on YouTube. I forgot the name but there is a name for that trap and he covers it especially since he loves the Stafford.. 

Thank you! I will check it

Stafford Gambit, it says in the top left just above the notation

It's actually called the Melenda Blender - notice how you have 4 main pieces working well together to wiin the Queen.

Yes I know that. But this is one of the variations under Stafford gambit

Thank you  That's a cool name

Yes there is definitely a name...i faintly remember but legends say it --MELLY TRAP 😅

Yes Eric can be declared father of stafford gambit  , if hikaru has no issue...lol

Yeah I do follow Eric Rosen

That is not a trap. They are just moves which you play. You get a similar kind of position in the Napoleon attack, Scholar's mate attack position and the fried liver attack. You might get a similar position in different attacks but i cant think of any other attacks which lead to that kind of position now.

Napoleon Attack
                                         

Scholar's Mate moves 
                                           

Fried Liver Attack