What's the first gambit you've learned ?

Danish gambit.
oh and also the botez gambit.

@Akarsh_2010 said in #21:
> Danish gambit.
> oh and also the botez gambit.
...I can see that u like to blunder your queen very much

@MrStrandMan said in #17:
> You played d5 as Black 25 hours ago. And two games in a row even.

Not according to Lichess.

Perhaps you are confusing me with my opponent (I had a few opponents playing the Scandinavian defense after my 1 e4), or you were looking at games where I played 2 .. d5 in a French defense. Or perhaps you confused 1 .. f5 with 1 .. d5. Or you looked at someone else.

I did play 1 ... d5 in a Chess 960 game the past 48 hours though.

King's Gambit.

Which I still play today. :)

My first chess book dedicated to a single opening was the Kings Gambit. I bought opening books on the Smith Morra, Evans Gambit, Blackmar-Deimer Gambit, Queens Gambit, Goring Gambit, I enjoyed playing against the Ruy Lopez with Marshall Gambit (my favourite player Frank J Marshall I borrowed his best games collection from my old chess club and studied every game).
Playing Gambits is a great way to gain a chess eduction and a ton of fun. You will create games which you will love .. I believe that’s one of the great rewards of chess.

Blackburne Shilling Gambit. Nowadays at 1700 I only play Vienna Gambit, Meitner Mieses Gambit and Albin Countergambit.

The first gambit I heard about was the QG about 10 years before the infamous movie. Ddidn't learn it actually. Played a few games mostly lost.

My sequence of learning was
1. Blackburn shilling gambit
2. Englund
3. Stafford
4. Danish
5. Queens gambit
6. Kings gambit
7. Evans gambit
8. Tennison

idk rly lol

i did the Queens Gambit