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MountainDew (talk | contribs) (in chess, it's usually a pawn (except in the Muzio Gambit, where it's a knight)) |
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| − | A gambit is a calculated risk, particularly of losing a | + | A gambit is a calculated risk, particularly of losing a pawn in chess, in order to obtain a strategic advantage. |
Also a small tool used to attach a cantle to a sporran. | Also a small tool used to attach a cantle to a sporran. | ||
Revision as of 20:37, March 23, 2007
A gambit is a calculated risk, particularly of losing a pawn in chess, in order to obtain a strategic advantage.
Also a small tool used to attach a cantle to a sporran.