What's the first gambit you've learned ?

Queen's Gambit was first.

But that has been of limited use. I haven't played 1 ... d5 as black for more than 40 years, and I never play 1 d4 as white.

Queen's Gambit and King's Gambit almost at the same time.

Botez Gambit. Still play it all the time

@zeel_16 said in #10:
> Italian & king's indian attack

These are not gambits.

@JSM2 said in #15:
> These are not gambits.
Sorry i didn't knew about that

@Abigail-III said in #11:
> Queen's Gambit was first.
>
> But that has been of limited use. I haven't played 1 ... d5 as black for more than 40 years, and I never play 1 d4 as white.

You played d5 as Black 25 hours ago. And two games in a row even.

Fried liver is debatably a gambit, that’s the first I learned

I played the Evan's gambit until it got too hard to win with it. It was really fun though. I sometimes think I should go back to playing gambits irregardless of the result because the games are always fun and interesting.

@WassimBerbar said in #1:
> Which gambits you've learned first in your chess career?
>
> Mine: Evans gambit, Jerome gambit (used it just twice because nobody plays Bc5 in the Italian game), Stafford gambit (fails everytime).
dunno, maybe king's gambit???