Chess traps and quick checkmates Trap #1 Budapest Gambit#1

I wish there was a way to quickly find out how many times Legall's mate has been posted in the forums. I'm guessing dozens. Here's the other one that was popular today:

http://www.chess.com/forum/view/game-showcase/straightjacket-checkmate

Nycalatop: white can save his bishop with either d4 and f4. I instantly thought of d4 but the computer prefer f4. White will still be in trouble though.

This is my own trap! Enjoy it!

Here's my collection of traps/trap openings that lead to playable positions, even if failed. Note to OP: learn from ideas in each trap opening, perhaps practice your tactics/middlegame with them for a short while, but ultimately you should switch to playing something solid and sound.

Halosar Trap: http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=6Vhu9qDkkws

Magnus Smith Trap: http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=JQfXoGRv0f0

Blackburne Schilling Trap: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ayfo1CfaMAc&NR=1

The Fishing Pole: http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=Qac6OFDHdTs

Bobby Fischer Trap: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-iIw8XZ92Wg&NR=1

Budapest Trap: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_TcthrhrbM&NR=1

Siberian Trap: http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=fHYAD9SgyZY

P.S. What's with all of the deleted comments?

Comments were traps which you mentoned above)))) I just deleted))  I felt myself so selfish(((((: Thanks)

Your trap is against budapest gambit trap) By the way I know many traps and they are not always so useful they often for live chess. However many people fell into them in turn based games.

I'd like to stress that it's a bad idea to use the traps yourself, once you understand how they work because traps only work when opponents blunder. Relying on others' inability is much less effective than relying on your own ability. I only recommend using the trap enough times to recognize what not to fall for, and to know how to take advantage of a winning tactic or combination when one exists. For instance, the fishing pole shows you that an h3 or h6 "kick" can be deadly if one side delayed castling. Other traps show how material sacrifice can be converted to space and developmental advantage.

Nice

amazing (y)

If you're playing against a weak opponent this might be something to try

If you're playing against a weak opponent, you shouldn't need to try anything but normal chess to win.

Yeah I know what you mean. All I meant is that this probably won't work against a stronger opponent

Chess requires taking advantage of the mistakes of the rival.If you want to be a really good chess player you should do it.

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