The wild Mason-Keres Gambit in 60 minutes

Think the usual King's Gambit is crazy? Try this variation. On the third move, after 1 e4 e5 2 f4 exf4, White plays 3 Nc3 - which prevents ..d5 but allows 3...Qh4+, which pushes the king onto the board: 4 Ke2. But this is all planned - White plays the knight on f3 to gain time against the queen. Korchnoi and Zak described 3 Nc3 as "a risky move that leads to major complications, where a single inaccurate move by either side can have fatal consequences." If this is the kind of chess you like to play, you've come to the right place.