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The OP is not a trap.
can u answer a goo move for this
If you mean the opening you posted, it's not a trap at all; it's a very standard line in the Two Knights Defense (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Two_Knights_Defence). The usual reply by White is 5.exd5, after which Black is advised not to recapture the pawn (if 5. ...Nxd5 then White gains a small, solid advantage with the Lolli Variation (6.d4!) or a riskier advantage with the Fried Liver Attack (6.Nxf7!?) which sacrifices a knight to gain an apparently strong attack on the Black king (but it's not been shown to be completely sound)). Instead Black most commonly plays 5. ...Na5, giving up a pawn for a solid position.
