Schneider Gambit

The Schneider Gambit, 1...g5, answers the Kádas Opening (also called the Desprez Opening) by offering Black's g-pawn at once. White usually accepts with 2. hxg5. Black can follow with 2...h6 3. gxh6 Bxh6, which opens the h-file and activates the bishop but leaves Black a pawn down. The gambit is considered unsound and is mostly played as a joke, and the engine gives White a large advantage. White also often plays 2. h5, which scores especially well.