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a strategy in chess where you mostly use the king to invade the opposing side and take pieces
my god why would you go for the Foole's gambit?
The opening 1. c3 2. Qa4 3. Qh4 4. Kd1 5. f3 6. Qe1. What your opponent does doesn't matter.
*plays Magnus Carlsen gambit*
When your opponent gambits his Queen for a pawn and he instantly loses the game by hanging mate in 1
Wow Tony used the Charles Gambit , Immeasurable Variation
It's what happens when a person comes into conflict when purchasing a new (or pre-existing) LEGO set.
Thanks a lot, LEGO Group. I'm suffering Melnikov's Gambit trying to get ahold of the new modular set!
Claiming your team has a COVID outbreak in order to avoid playing against a strong opponent.
Penny Hardaway claimed his Memphis Tigers had COVID so they wouldn't have to face Rick Barnes and the Tennessee Volunteers. He used the old Penny's Gambit. It's a bold move, but at least avoids the loss and he can still claim that his team was superior even though they contracted COVID and Tennessee didn't.
When someone does or says something so stupid, that you know a real human possessing a functioning brain could not possibly have done it organically. Therefore the only possibility can be the aforementioned act of stupidity must be an attempt at rage bait.
Nah no way you just did that dumbass shit bro, that’s Latch’s Gambit, it has to be.
a gambit in chess where you sacrifice your king
person 1:you can't take my queen with your king it's protected by the rook
person 2:this is called the king's gambit nerd