In this opening, Black accepts the gambit and counterattacks with an immediate pawn thrust to d5, aiming to challenge White's center early on. After 4.g1-f3, White often seeks to regain the pawn on f4 while developing pieces aggressively, leading to dynamic play. This variation appeals to players who enjoy sharp tactical battles and are comfortable with imbalanced positions, as both sides must navigate complex pawn structures and piece activity to seize the initiative.
Explore sub-variations with their own training modes and traps.