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gambit (GAM-bit) noun: 1. An opening in which a minor piece is sacrificed to obtain a strategic advantage.
I believe it's almost always a pawn sacrificed, not a "minor piece". (The latter term means a bishop or knight). E.g., Danish Gambit (2 pawns), King's Gambit, Queen's Gambit, Scotch Gambit, Evans Gambit.
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