Beating Titled Players QUICKLY with the Stafford Gambit
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This video features two chess games from Chess.com's Titled Tuesday in which I beat strong players with the Stafford Gambit in quick and beautiful fashion.
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The stark contrast between Eric's calm demeanor and his excessively violent style of play is hilarious to me.
@louisedgewick107
2 жыл бұрын
It’s quite great I will agree
@coleeolee
2 жыл бұрын
“Ooh. There’s a funny line here” ~procedes to slaughter bloodlines with nothing but a pawn and bishop~
@itze_
2 жыл бұрын
Yes! I was explaining this to my friend the other day
@Gacug1
2 жыл бұрын
He developed this style for online content. He plays positional chess over the board
@mochiman100
2 жыл бұрын
so true haha
Can we just call it the Rosen Gambit now?
@christopherthompson5400
2 жыл бұрын
Someone start a petition puhleeeeese I've literally been saying this for years and nobody's listened.
@Arkmag
2 жыл бұрын
@@christopherthompson5400 you start it
@cfilorvyls457
2 жыл бұрын
@@christopherthompson5400 Be the change you want to be mate
@brucewayne2184
2 жыл бұрын
@@cfilorvyls457 see*
@lred1383
2 жыл бұрын
The gambit itself should remain the same, to honour those who started it, but naming the g5 variation this could be interesting
It seriously feels like Eric is on a mission to prove that the Stafford Gambit is the best opening in chess
I thought the title was “Tilted Players” and was like, yeah, they probably were pretty tilted after that
@MrKrazytop
2 жыл бұрын
Tilted Titled players
@XXXGaaraFan2013XXX69
2 жыл бұрын
i read the same thing. tilted
@afgnshha
2 жыл бұрын
Same lol I read tilted at first
That FM on the first game probably quit chess after losing brutally like that
@abcthecamper1799
2 жыл бұрын
That game was extra disrespect
@thecoolring6431
2 жыл бұрын
The ending combination was really interesting
@sl523
2 жыл бұрын
The second game was more brutal.
"Two second podcast" delivered as a serious thought cracked me up.
@griffinbur1118
2 жыл бұрын
Anand just saying his own name is pretty good as far as two-second podcasts go.
Eric Rosen bullying people in chess is all I need
@fireball890
2 жыл бұрын
True
Fundamental chess principle: don’t let several of your pieces hang *Eric when he sees a finally line* : No
*casually beats a 2500* "That was a funny game"
That is one of the best games I've seen. I'm in love with this gambit
@Ewan_Smith
2 жыл бұрын
Or maybe Eric can change his name to Stafford?
@gonzalo4658
2 жыл бұрын
The way he giggled lol like "im in danger" and wins 4 moves later
I just died laughing at Qg3.
@RobFlaxMusic
2 жыл бұрын
Same
@ahmedalghafri4339
2 жыл бұрын
One could say that was a funny line
@andnekon
2 жыл бұрын
@@ahmedalghafri4339 good one
@12jswilson
2 жыл бұрын
I saw it beforehand too. I was laughing before he played it. That first game was disgusting. All of Eric's pieces were hanging, but untouchable. All of his opponents appeared defended but weren't. Just nasty
@andrewmartin5930
2 жыл бұрын
The kind of move the opponent suddenly knows it is f*cked up before analyzing it:)
i love how he just bodies titled players with this gambit.
If you become a GM, you can identify yourself by saying, "Gee, am Rosen!"
@psychvision101
2 жыл бұрын
Hi I'm GM IM Rosen
Eric lost a few Stafford gambits recently, so I want to see analyses of them.
@chess_traps
2 жыл бұрын
Longer
How do you say you are Rosen without saying you are Rosen: Stafford Gambit time!!
@eliaskjrbo8142
2 жыл бұрын
**slurps tea**
I love Rosen when he plays the Stafford. The “oh no my queen” is real
Love watching you man. I learn while watching you genuinely having fun. Cheers!!
Oh congrats on the 1/2Million subs BTW, didn't realize you'd hit it!
The first game was amazing! What incredible depths there are to the Stafford!
I've watched this game several times now and this is just literal art. It's so beautiful I may cry.
eric i just wanted to say you are an amazing person and your videos are so instructive, yesterday i won two very nice games using your tips against the karo kann :)
I get a lot of anxiety playing chess, but watching you has made it fun again !
"When it does, it's a nice way of enjoying life" That is a really nice way of putting it
the triple pin at the end was fantastic!
Love seeing Eric play Stafford
Buenas partidas!,gracias Eric por el vídeo.
That was a beautiful last game
Thank you mr.rosen for rosen gambits ❤
I want to see Eric playing against the refutations, either h3 or d5 followed by e4. I've stopped playing the Stafford (and I'm very low level 1000-1100 elo blitz) because 95% of players now knows how to refute the gambit.
I've been playing Stafford against players at my level (~1500) on Lichess recently and even though the main traps rarely work out, the opening is still off-putting enough for people that I usually end up winning. Even had one player complain about Eric Rosen in the chat while losing to my Stafford. I was like "if you know the trap, why are you losing to it?".
@TheBjossi80
2 жыл бұрын
I have also got Eric Rosen comments in chat when playing stafford gambit 😄
that Qg3 finish deserves a gold coin shower if ever a move did
Man those were some brutal beatdowns
Please more of this so I can expand my Stafford repertoire
IM NEVER GONNA GET ENOUGH OF ERIC'S STAFFORD AAAHHH
Most entertaining video I’ve seen in so long.
As much as I love Eric's content, I am starting to get annoyed that everyone I play against on lichess now plays the Stafford constantly.
@nikamumladze8220
2 жыл бұрын
Play the bishops opening( e4 e5 bc4) problem solved🙂
@dhans9662
2 жыл бұрын
@@nikamumladze8220 c4 is explosive
@jayure1346
2 жыл бұрын
Or the Vienna (a bit more solid)
Eric sounds so excited and lively
I like to see Eric's face light up when an official Stafford is declared.
I unintentionally used this to beat my Star Wars Episode 1 electronic chess set years ago… that thing was vicious af 😂
Maybe more prep for you, Idk...in game 2 after move 7 where you fork the queen and bishop and defend mate, White has only 4 "safe" squares for the queen: b3, c3, g3, and f4. Qh5 looks good at first, but after Black replies Qf6 defending the knight and adding protection to f7, the White queen can't hang around long as she is 2 moves from being trapped. First, the "quiet" h6, which prevents Bg5 as well, and then g6, when the White queen's only retreat is back into the "box" you trapped her in with Bg4...after which mate should be forcing again, I believe. Going back to the other 4 "safe" squares: f3 and g4 hang the bishop...so b3 or c3 seem to have been White's best moves in the game. Both remove the queen from the fork and protect the bishop. b3 forms a battery which, of course, Black can disassemble immediately by taking the bishop, or allow if they deem their own knight too valuable to trade in this position given all it does to attack White's king. c3 "threatens" the Black knight. In these cases, the White queen finds herself misplaced on the queenside of the board defending a minor piece away from the action. Hence, it would appear your opponent's attempt to Scholar's Mate you in response to your Stafford Gambit was ill advised all around.
Sorry for a noob question, but on your 8:th move, why didnt you go for Qd6 instead? Great videos, big fan. =)
IMRosen just becomes GMRosen which stands for Gambit Master Rosen
The thumbnail game is on point.
U nailed it when u put the title
A 2 second eric rosen podcast can ba good
Looks like Eric almost solved chess. Now we need somebody to prove the Irish gambit to be sound.
just a quick heads-up you might need to recheck the description;)
Loved these thumbnails eric ❤️❤️
I love Stafford content on your Chanel sir
I love this man
That first game made me a Stafford believer
Thx for your performance👍👍👍
3:37
I gotta say man, I just love the way you are
so many fun and funny lines.
Way awesome, IM ROSEN
If/when you become a GM, I feel like you have to do a play on words with “Gee, I am Rosen.”
Great video Eric
The Stafford-Rosen Gambit.
3:10 he could have just simply move black queen to g1 and it was checkmate right? idk why he moved the pon instead
how good this guy is!!
that game 1 was brutal.
The Stafford gambit working for the Rams too.
What do you play in stafford gambit against 3. e5
what software or website does he use? also why not white to g3 at 3:03?
"Oh no my queen"
I think Eric should create a course on the stafford gambit
Eric be flexing his CC blitz rating 2600+
Get it, grinder
Consider capturing E3 Bishop with Queen on 11th move! Could be aggresive sacrifice!
You are the king of the Stafford.
The best lines are the funny ones.
this man is a genius
Well played 👍
In the first game opponent could’ve played Qe7+ and then bh2 obvs it’s very lost but not forced mate
4:46 He Forgot To Say Something.........
i don't get why the queen on d4 instead of directly d6
Last one was beautiful
"This is a funny line" **wins**
Video title idea (pun intended): making Titled players Tilted players with the Stafford
What an awesome pair of games, I'm blown away, thanks Eric, you're a ledge ;) lol
stafford is the ultimate way to play
Opera House mate(almost)
The Stafford is unsound and it's not so hard to refute it. It's significantly less sound than the Boden-Kieseritzky in the 3 Knights game, which Morphy played a few times in the days before proper defensive theory was worked out. The ideas are similar.
8:09 that was so cute
I always watch Eric’s videos after a long day at school, it’s so calming
@vedantsharma5433
2 жыл бұрын
nerd
@crlx2810
2 жыл бұрын
nerd
@thecoolring6431
2 жыл бұрын
Cool
@dw3yn693
2 жыл бұрын
nerd
It's not GM Rosen. It's GGM Rosen!
@eliaskjrbo8142
2 жыл бұрын
?
@aquilesg.4859
2 жыл бұрын
gg Master Rosen!
@grzesiek7358
2 жыл бұрын
@@aquilesg.4859 gg Mr. Gandeldge!
@aquilesg.4859
2 жыл бұрын
@@grzesiek7358 Mr. ggGrzesiek, it's a pleasure!
Do titled become tilted players after playing with you?
Hi, I'm a complete beginner and I was wondering if someone could explain the moves between 7.30 and 7.36? I don't understand the switch of b6 knight and pawn, and what happened to the white knight. Thanks
@RenatoSantino
2 жыл бұрын
it was a premove. rosen predicted white would capture his knight on c6 and programmed his d7 pawn to automatically take the opponent's knight if that move were made.
@Nic-tg2ei
2 жыл бұрын
@@RenatoSantino Thank you.
I used this opportunity to learn how to pronounce Vishy. I played that on 0.25 speed 10 times and it is still hard xD
Why Qe4 i/o Qh4 in the early h3? Can anyone explain 😶
2:15 XD
Game 1 was so disrespectful lol.
Hey Eric why people don't play the Stafford and they just decline it by Nc3 ?
“Here’s a funny line, this guy is fucked”
This inspired me to play the Stafford gambit also..
"A nice way to enjoy life"
I was reading "tilted players" first XD
Rosen Gambit
What was that Knight move at around 25 seconds? You kill your own Knight?
@roaming740
2 жыл бұрын
It's called a premove