openings with most trap

trappy opening

The Stafford Gambit has the most traps. Sadly because of Eric Rosen it's not as effective. Similar story with the Danish Gambit which has been popularized. There are a few other gambits which have a few traps but most of them have been debunked.

After GothamChess' most recent video I'd also say the Vienna Gambit will soon have a big enough audience that it'll get debunked too.

Scotch gambit

+1

scandavian is best for white cause you can use bishop b5 to get a free piece

Don't focus on traps, you won't improve.

trappy stuff is all i played for my first few months back in chess. eventully i just started tilting, eventually had to invest in tactics study, endgames. also into a caro course an 1d4. i feel like neglecting endgames an traditional positional chess just leaves holes in my game. its like learning cursive writting befour the abc's

if you try scandanavian in bughouse and don't bring it back quickly, prepare to get screwed.

That... doesn't make any sense.

Check out the Ponziani. For example:

Can you show us how White can win a piece against the Scandinavian? It must be a novelty.

And if I play c6?

wait

oh yeah

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Also, you can't 'win a piece' if your own piece gets taken. In that case it is just an exchange. You won't be up the material after I block with a piece because we just trade pieces.