So I just found the Master games section on chess.com which I think is great! but I started messing around typing in different openings and I tried typing in the Smith -morra gambit which came up in the dropdown list I click it and putting in no other filters just search so it should return all master games ever played in this opening that are in the chess.co database. However, it comes back with no search results match my search criteria, Is there something wrong or what because there are definitely masters that have played this opening and I don't see a reason why the master games in this opening would have just been overlooked and never put in the chess.com database, so what's going on? It seems to work for a lot of other openings I tried out various sicilian openings, the kings gambit and i was getting results going back decades or even over 150 years in some cases but not a single game in the smith morra gambit!? This seems very strange.
I know the smith-Morra is ridiculed but I agree it seems unlikely that there are no games.
How about giving us the line you were looking at?

So I just found the Master games section on chess.com which I think is great! but I started messing around typing in different openings and I tried typing in the Smith -morra gambit which came up in the dropdown list I click it and putting in no other filters just search so it should return all master games ever played in this opening that are in the chess.co database. However, it comes back with no search results match my search criteria, Is there something wrong or what because there are definitely masters that have played this opening and I don't see a reason why the master games in this opening would have just been overlooked and never put in the chess.com database, so what's going on? It seems to work for a lot of other openings I tried out various sicilian openings, the kings gambit and i was getting results going back decades or even over 150 years in some cases but not a single game in the smith morra gambit!? This seems very strange.