Opening trap wins in 7 moves!

This was a short and sweet vicotry. I played black, and though my oponent started to suspect something, by the time he did it was already too late!

I have added commentary to this SHORT game:

Nice to pull some of these little beauties off.

Heidixxx will learn from this one, that's for sure!

sweet i like this game

amazing post! I think I saw this in one of josh waitzkins annotated games from when he was like 8... he was white unfortunately...

BUT, can someone tell me what im missing if white puts the rook right in front of that queen. (5. Rg1) looks like a decent turnout from my simple minded calculations.

lol yeah this is the waitzkin game :)

If 5. Rg1 then 5. ... NxN+ forks the king and rook - if white takes with the queen, then 6. ... QxQ.

Isn't this a well known opening trap? White gets a pretty easy game by just ignoring the pawn on e5 and playing 4. Nc3, or other simple developing moves.

After 4. Nxe5 Qg5 what about 5. Bxe7? white is losing material in this line, but no more than other lines and this seems to get the most compensation. I doubt that black simply mauls white as happens in the other lines.

And since when is a rook and one pawn the material equivalent of a queen?

Blackburne Shilling Gambit, I play it alot. If the opponent actually knows the opening and takes the knight... black's king pawn is in a terrible spot.

what if after 4...Qg5 5. Bxf7+  Kd8  6. Ng4

sweet victory.

The Queen Gallimaufrey I believe

Does 7. Bf1 keep white in the game?