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Halosar Trap | Ryder Gambit | Blackmar Diemer gambit

Halosar Trap is derived from the Blackmar–Diemer gambit (BDG). Blackmar Diemar Gambit is an aggressive opening, its most surprising line being that white sacrifices a pawn to develop his pieces. In the BDG, White starts the game on d4 in response to which Black plays d5.
This is one of the most controversial openings, in which White has a tremendous trap for Black, which is called the “Halosar Trap” after the third move (3. Nc3).
White sacrifices his king's pawn by moving it two squares forward (e4). The most offensive line of this trap is the Ryder Gambit.

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