Danish gambit

Danish gambit

Danish gambit is an aggressive opening which is played at the beginner and intermediate level in which white sacrifices 2 pawns! to get lead in development and attack the king side

To know more about Danish Gambit click this U.R.L - https://lichess.org/study/mEJlQO5B

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