Gambit

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 41
[Fr.] (Games.) In che , a movement, of which there are several varieties, by which an advantage is tripped up. This is attempted by the first player's putting a pawn in a situation to be taken by the enemy early in the game, with a view to employ to better advantage his superior pieces. Gam'ble, v. n. [From game, q. v.] To play a game for money or other valuable stakes. -v. a. To lose by gaming; as, to gamble away an estate. Gambler, n. One who games or plays for money or other valuable stakes.
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