The disparity between Eric's calm demeanour and his unhinged aggression on the chess board is one of the great paradoxes of our time.

@ChristianHegele

Жыл бұрын

@@BobbyFischer0000 We all know Eric plays calm, positional chess OTB and when an online game calls for it. It's probably his natural style. But you can't deny some of his most famous content is playing pure barbarian chess ... he's been known to berserk and play Jerome.

@joeb4142

Жыл бұрын

This statement is wrong.

@sarcastaball

Жыл бұрын

​@@ChristianHegele We all know? Who's we?

@aliveandhopeful5080

Жыл бұрын

You perfectly described why i love watching Eric's videos 😂

@thaDjMauz

Жыл бұрын

@@BobbyFischer0000 since you seem to be a conoisseur, please tell me which chess content creator truly has an unhinged aggressive style, cause I love that.

Favorite game was definitely the "oops I dropped a piece" gambit opening followed by frantic play until "I'm up a pawn, how did that happen?"

@sophiegrey9576

Жыл бұрын

"And now you're winning, how did you do that?" -Levy

@brandongunner7664

Жыл бұрын

Crazy because eric blundered his queen on move 20 and 21 but his opponent didn't see it lol

@myfavsandlikes7478

Жыл бұрын

True haha idk how I forgot about that one xD.

i love when he scream THE ROOOOK in lowercase 1:20:36

Aggressive dubious chess is peak Eric Rosen content

1:11:39 Eric blundered has queen for free two moves in a row with Be6+ but opponent missed it two times in a row

@rafakleb10

Жыл бұрын

I though I was crazy

@a_wild_Kirillian

Жыл бұрын

I was yelling at the screen for how obvious it was. 2100 with 2 minutes on the clock doesn't see the queen on the same line as the rook for 20 seconds straight? Insane =D And then he lost everything. Having a minute at the end. Someone had a terrible day.

@jusleejolm1042

Жыл бұрын

@@a_wild_Kirillian I was thinking the same thing. Hope he didn't analyse the game afterwards.

@victordeluca7360

Жыл бұрын

@@a_wild_Kirillian You'd be surprised by how many blunders can be missed by low 2000 ELO players if you play confidently enough Speaking from experience

@amieres

Жыл бұрын

Botez gambit ... declined

Always super happy when a new vid drops. You're like the most chill dude on KZread

Got lucky at 1:11:26 - Be6+ would have picked up your queen!

25:43 this game was insane. Forgetting that you’ve beserked with only :30 seconds left in an evenish position when he’s at 2:30… and then cleanly getting a win with almost all premoves.. great.

@MyBiPolarBearMax

Жыл бұрын

All this whole video proved to me is that Eric plays better without thinking than i ever would with hours to contemplate. Also: he unironically plays better when rushed.

@kitapsevgisi7955

Жыл бұрын

I would say he plays more creatively than better. Because when he has time he plays more cautiously and doesn't take risks. When there is no time there is nothing to lose. :]

@ArturoSubutex

Жыл бұрын

At 26:44 he missed Ng5 though, threatening to take the locked bishop and Black can’t take back with the king bc of the rook discovery, and Black’s rook on f8 is trapped. He could have had an endgame with a rook up rather than a pawn up.

@maciejglinski6564

Жыл бұрын

truee, it was an amazing game

Bout to gambit my grade

@colorfulslime8820

Жыл бұрын

Oh no your gpa

@tillsteh7273

Жыл бұрын

Same

@saturn8641

Жыл бұрын

@@colorfulslime8820 grand prix attack at +4.0

@benw4401

Жыл бұрын

Dum dum

@Yea___

Жыл бұрын

Oh no my degree

Alternative titles: “Watch Eric play in time trouble” Or “Watch Eric outpost knights.”

I love seeing all these aggressive openings work out for Eric! Any time I try to play like this I end up gambiting my king ._.

Eric’s videos are the only thing on the internet that calms me down. Love this guy

Always a joy to watch! Win or lose, it's good stuff to study.

At 16:59 Eric said "I could have been in a lot of trouble there" as he was missing Qf7 mate. At the end of the game he must of read it "did I miss mate in one?" BUT he could have forced mate several times after it missing mate in two several times even as his opponent knew and was trying to get away from the mate in two sacrificing all his pieces for the life of his king. How noble.

Your videos are a big help to me. They calm me down in times of major stress. Thank you Eric ♥️.

@felixmerz6229

Жыл бұрын

Me, too. Eric's positivity and calmness is grounding.

Those games were crazy Eric great content. Well done on your win

So many iconic games, from the budapest knight gambit to the epic finale (that still counts in our hearts, Eric, even though it might not count for the tournament). Absolutely love these, they are so much fun!

Bravo ! Congrats on another great win !

At 1:11:26 isn't Eric's queen hanging, for several moves, if white's light-square bishop gives a check on E6 with a discovered attack from the rook?

@kitapsevgisi7955

Жыл бұрын

Yeah it does, lol

Please PLEASE make another compilation of your mouse-slips/mistakes lol. Your voice is so calm and tranquil, that when you goof it's HILARIOUS 😆. You had me dying at 1:10:20

Poor Blitzek, thought he had it in the bag. Eric never played him, but he's the one who ultimately got Berserked 😆

My favorite game of course this hilarious knight sack for a modern budapest glorious impro!!! Thanks for the good content!

You are the only chessplayer I can Watch for this long

That was incredible, great video

The opening on 1:18:00 the rooookkk I sometimes play, and honestly it works 9/10 times once taking the knights. Love it!

Love it! Classical Eric Rosen madness

When I gambit it tends to be accidental :) great video!

@ShakyChess

Жыл бұрын

Ah, the ol' "oh shit my queen" gambit

I especially liked the mouse slip "gambit." Very entertaining!

Rosen saying 'Reese's Pieces' all of a sudden made my day lol

1:10:19 The Rosen Variation of the Budapest Gambit was introduced in this tournament. It eventually wins a pawn by force...

Wuhuuu I’ve been waiting for a new video! I’ve watched everything video like 4 times already and need something new to sleep to

Loved the back to back GPA

Long watch is always worth the time

You won't understand why Eric but thanks I really needed this ❤️

@kristofferopstad2203

Жыл бұрын

Let me guess... you were kidnapped, and the kidnapper said that you will be released if Eric posts an all-gambit tournament video in the next hour, so you ended up getting out alive?

@slyish4

Жыл бұрын

@@kristofferopstad2203 bingo

@chibzyt5699

Жыл бұрын

@@kristofferopstad2203 exacto mundo

@ItsAsparageese

Жыл бұрын

​​@@kristofferopstad2203 Best part about your comment is that this unironically is a great metaphor for depression and feeling better when you engage with other people a bit and ideally creative media that speaks to you. :) That's what Stranger Things just did, for instance (tried to say the theme-idea in the least spoilery way possible I hope I succeeded)

Hi, good tourment. I like the "THE ROOOOOKKKK" ... ^^ Really nice.

Final game was epic though it was not counted.. And the budapest gambit with piece odd was also very very satisfying..👏👏👏

I love gambiting my ELO, always strategic

I just spilled my water all over the place watching that last game...

1:20:00 there should definitely be a rosen trophy for "queen sac is only legal move"

@Nosa344

Жыл бұрын

P

Epic Eric strikes again 😍

New twist on the Budapest! LOL!

Fave game was def the Budapest mouseslip where you clawed victory from your opponent !!

I definitely like seeing Eric work is magic after accidentally dropping a piece with a mouse slip

Favorite game for me was the last one even tho it didn't count towards the tournament lol. I was alrdy so hype at u pulling the win and then that endgame finish for ur last game was classy af xD

The first player offering a draw in a totally losing position was pretty gold.

These videos are the best

To come back from a 30 point deficit is something I could only dream of. Eric GOAT Rosen at work again.

1:25:14 Words to live by. These gambit / aggressive style videos are always good fun. Thanks for your hard work and dedication!

oh no my next hour and a half

@humansareweird2866

Жыл бұрын

45 minutes*

Excellent!

1:01:10 funny line Rd8 instead of a5 still threatening Bxa2 because if b3 Ba3 is mate 😅

What a finish!

I LOVE GAMBIT VIDS LETS GOOO

Eric if you see this, I'd love to see you do a youtube video on the grand prix opening! In the video, you said it's nice to play in fast chess, and that's the best kind imo

@jrakieta

Жыл бұрын

hey, there is this lecture by Eric kzread.info/dash/bejne/pKKhmduRpNucqdo.html in which iirc he talks also about the grand prix attack

1:31:10 was awesome

This is a type of content from Eric Rosen I would always click and watch the whole damn video!

Knight odds game was my favourite

Plays realistic like the majority of chess players and wins. Very refreshing! THANKS

god, I love this

An ad after every game is insane

real life oh no my queen at 1:11:27 🤪

Last game was crazy

"knight chilling on h7" Man i dont know why but to me, when eric speaks or whatever chess position im looking at, it almost seems like its some knight speaking to me. Or if not, the knights seem to give some kind of spirit to the position on a emotional level. Anyone else sharing this knightsperience?

He plays chess like Bob Ross paints

@ItsAsparageese

Жыл бұрын

Hell yeah been calling him the Bob Ross of chess for a while, wish it would take off lol. IMRosen moar liek IMRossen amirite

17:36 I think you missed mate in move 47. Rh6 is mate, right?

0:14 its a cole lan sub!

1:11:27 --- why doesn't the opponent play the light-square bishop check and win the queen plus other tactics?

@saturn8641

Жыл бұрын

he missed it, twice

@ZmajevKralj

Жыл бұрын

It was honestly painful seeing him miss it twice. I felt sorry for white as being up a piece and a queen against a titled player even in blitz should be enough to win.

Always love a good Logitech Gambit

Add 2:56 Nxd4 looks strong for black too :)

Rough to offer a draw only to lose 11 points of material in the next couple seconds.

"Splay this." - Eric Rosen

I like this gambit streams, but i would also like to see more insturctive only mainline streams. But idk if it is popular opinion.

Anish Giri taught me this * draws game *

@coltonjobes

8 ай бұрын

Lmfao

Eric "It's crazy, I think i'll do that"

I wish I knew Eric in person. I know he would increase my chess game by proximity.

17:37 heart rate 999

every time an opponent refuses Eric's Stafford gambit despite it being an utterly bad position for black I'm not sure whether to be happy or sad. I guess it's great that his reputation precedes him and scares people into bad moves but it's sad that we don't get to see a wild Stafford game

Weird seeing Eric keep forgetting that he's berserking.

1:11:27 Wasn't that just a free queen for white with the move bishop e6?

At 1:11:50 why was bishop e6 not played? Wouldn’t white win blacks queen with a discovered attack? Or am I missing something.

Isn't rock g8 is a check mate 39:46

1:11:27 you hang your queen after Be6?? Block check or move and Rxh4… I saw it almost instantly when you moved the queen and I’m a 13 hundo

@sslvsme5763

8 ай бұрын

You hanged it three times and ur opponent missed 3 times😢

Love you're not playing the old Stafford gambit

0:17 yeah it's not strange at all,him and some other masters join every arena and never play. I just hope lichess doesn't have anything to do with it.

At 58:52 why not g6 and qh7# or qh8#?? Why is f6 different from f5?

@RGP_Maths

Жыл бұрын

After fxe5+ it's difficult to see if Eric can get his king safe. I haven't really analysed, but more Black checks are coming.

1:17:02 How did neither player see the obvious *16.e8=Q+ Re8 17.Be8+* winning the exchange?

I don't understand, isn't Be6+ winning the queen for white at 1:11:30 ?

@jussiparkkonen9853

Жыл бұрын

Yes it is

@Biditchoun

Жыл бұрын

Ok so it just go missed by both players, got it Interesting how someone as bad as me noticed it (still had to gao back and pause since I wasn't sure), time pressure really does the game when playing blitz

first game was a beast

1:20:44 is my favorite game

@maxomega3

Жыл бұрын

same, it's so good

oh no my afternoon!

39:47 isn't Rg1 mate in 1?

Eric is 👑

nice gambitty games

I'm seeing several strings of game results with multiple 0's in them. Because there's actually no penalty for losing a game (except the time wasted), what keeps someone from deliberately quickly losing to high-rated players and then stomping down on lower-rated players to quickly up their win points?

@keithrobben1183

Жыл бұрын

The fact that it’s a losing strategy?

@josepherhardt164

Жыл бұрын

@@keithrobben1183 Based on the point totals to the right, it actually looks promising. In other words, if you play 5 hard, full games and get 33535 as a result, that's 19 points. If you apply the strategy to only play weak opponents, you might get 303000505003 in about the same amount of time and match your 19 points against those of an IM or GM.

@keithrobben1183

Жыл бұрын

@@josepherhardt164 the way people play more games is by beserking. Not by throwing away games. Since your not guaranteed to run into lower rated players. Just people with lower points. Ppl like Eric join tournaments late all the time. Plus, your throwing away rating by doing that, and giving more tournament points to those ahead of you (and they get them fast bc ur just instantly losing) meaning you’re not getting any Benefit there either

@josepherhardt164

Жыл бұрын

@@keithrobben1183 Hmmm. Okay, I'll think about it.

@DuskEagle

Жыл бұрын

You get more points for a winning on a winning streak as well

1:17:11 that middle game tho

Find the best move for white at 1:11:30

THE ROOOOK

Am i trippin at 59:20 or shouldn't have g6 also have worked?

Ding dong

I do prefer risking pieces and played a fun game than a boring opening line, even if I lose the game.