Let's learn the Englund Gambit. A nasty weapon you can use against your opponent when they start with the Queen's pawn. The Gambit actually begins on our first move, completely giving away our pawn with pawn to e5.
LOL. Looks like our opponent premoved their opening! Pawn takes bishop on f4.
And thats GG hahaha
When they take, we try and win the pawn back immediately with knight to c6.
Now we add one more attacker with queen to e7.
Jackpot. If White puts their bishop out, we strike. Queen to b4 check.
White protected their king but not their bishop. Now we take that sucker. Queen takes f4.
Now we make out like a bandit. Queen back to b4.
Well done! We are simply up a bishop.
White defended their king but forgot about their bishop. It's ours now. Queen takes f4.
And now the getaway! Queen to b4.
We are simply up a bishop - and thats a good thing ;).
Black saved the king but left the pawn unprotected. Queen takes b2.
A great move from White, defending the rook and attacking our queen. Except this isn't actually a great move at all and it just lost White the game. Now we have the absolutely beautiful bishop to b4.
And now we take with bishop to c3.
Can you find the best move? Hint: our queen sneaks in for checkmate on c1.
Congratulations!! We just checkmated White in 8 moves. It doesn't get better than that.
Silly white didn't defend their b2 pawn! Now we take with queen to b2.
And now we unleash our bishop-pin-trick again. Bishop to b4.
Yay! A queen! Bishop takes c3.
Aaaaaand now we have checkmate Can you find it? Hint: Queen to c1.
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