Chess Opening Theory/1. d4/1...g5/2. Bxg5/2...f6

Borg Gambit Accepted rd nd bd qd kd bd nd rd pd pd pd pd pd pd pd bl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl pl rl nl ql kl bl nl rl 2. f6? f6 seems like a relatively decent, if strange move by Black at first, kicking out the bishop and preparing for an advance to e5. However, this move weakens the king, as well as blocks development of the knight and the queen to f6. This can be abused by White with the move e4!, which makes the bishop poisoned, takes control of the center, and threatens to attack with the queen. White always goes Qh5 after a few moves to either checkmate the king or force it to move away. This is not a good situation for Black to be in at all, with little development chances, being attacked, and a weak kingside. There is a trap which comes after 3.e4! by white, and if Black greedily captures the Bg5, White plays 4. Qh5# and Black gets checkmated in four moves. Theory Table +1. d4 g5 2. Bxg6 f6345Evalutatione4! fxg5??Qh5#1-0... h6??Qh5#1-0... d6Qh5+ Kd7Be3 Nc6 +/-