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A gambit usually is a

  1. Stalemate

  2. Pawn sacrifice for aggressive piece development

  3. Method of defending the pieces immediately after castling

  4. Way in which check mate is done.
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B Correct answer
Explanation

A gambit in chess is an opening where a player (typically White) sacrifices material, usually a pawn, to gain rapid piece development, control of the center, or attacking chances. It's not a stalemate (draw), defensive method after castling, or a checkmating technique - those are different chess concepts.

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