Beat Fischer, Karjakin, & Kummer | Games to Know by Heart - IM Eric Rosen
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- Опубліковано 12 січ 2017
- International Master Eric Rosen shows a bunch of memorable miniatures; some of them are surprising early losses by world-class players. Also, learn how to beat Mike Kummer's Fried Liver attack.
2017.01.05
C57 two knights defence, Fritz variation
Robert James Fischer vs Robert Eugene Burger, Simultaneous Exhibition (1964): C57 two knights defence, Fritz variation
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Dmitry Andreikin vs Sergey Karjakin, World Blitz Championship (2010): A27 English, three knights system
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Akshay Indusekar vs. Eric Rosen, 2013 (or 2014): A21 English opening
Robert Lirzer vs. Katerina Nemcova, 2003: B21 Sicilian, Smith-Morra gambit
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C00 French, Two knights variation
A01 Nimzovich-Larsen attack, modern variation
Alex Yermolinsky vs Emory Tate, Western States Open (2001): A43 Old Benoni defence
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This Eric guy seems like a pretty good teacher. I think he should start making his own videos on UA-cam
This guy has now given back to back lectures that are really golden. Super instructive, entertaining. Love it
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed them.
I've been watching the CCSCTL videos for but 6months now. Eric Rosen's batting 1.000 so far! Thanks for the videos.
+Eric Rosen Yes thank you so much Eric, fantastic lectures - really do appreciate it :)
Who else is here in 2021 from Eric's new video on this?
It's great to have new, fresh voices and instructors on this channel. I love Schrantz and Finegold, but Rosen here is a fresh face and equally solid as a teacher. Sometimes a great player can be a bad teacher, but that isn't the case here.
good to have another good chess teacher thank you...
I was very suspicious of this new guy but he's quite good and interesting ! Nice :D
I was very suspicious of the beginning of that sentence, but then I read the whole thing. Thank you!
Terrible!
Best response.
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@@eric-rosen hello Eric!
fischer is easy but not sure if i can beat kummer
This game is very revealing about bobby fischer's mindset early in his career. He was 5 when he played this game, known as "the diner game" it's the earliest confirmed fischer game. Fischer's opponent, Robert Burger, was actually a casual chess player from south jersey. He worked full time running the diner where they played. His son, also bob, runs the diner to this very day.
It's an interesting story, but are you sure about the chronology? I thought Fischer learned the game when he was 6, and then it was a while before he played anybody, much less gave a simul. (Just looked it up. Fischer was born in 1943, and this game may have been played in 1963 or 1964. Actually the game listed here www.chessgames.com/perl/chessgame?gid=1044177, while it starts the same way as in this video, doesn't quite end the same way. All in all it's pretty confusing.)
Todd Trimble sorry, i was just kidding. I thought it was funny after analyzing fischer's loss in depth to imagine him only being 5 at the time. Also robert burger = bob's burger's a tv show in USA i was going down that road. unfortunately your response is totally appropriate but hey i tried.
Sorry; totally didn't pick up on your humor! I'm still puzzled by the apparent divergence between the game here and what I saw over at ChessGames.
For some reason the way you speak and explain the game make a much more sense to me. Thanks
:)
Good lesson, good instructor. Thanks Mr. Rosen! :)
You're welcome!
Excellent lecture. Thank you.
Two very fine lectures so far.
really good - more Eric please!
This was very helpful! Thank you IM Rosen!!!!
awesome video. Very instructive games!
Thank you Eric. Just loved it
Yeah, but how do I beat Ken West?
Just play 1. C4 and he'll resign. Best by test!
you don`t
1. c4. it's too explosive for GM Ken West.
Or was that Arjun?
Maybe try playing on the right wing, he'd probably hate the east.
Or move to NE!
If you're black, 1...f6 is the way to go.
37:05 the position after Kg1 ends with a very nice smothered mate. Kg1, Qh5, Re8, Qh7+, Kf8, Qh8+, Ng8, Nh7#!
very instructive!
Great lesson.
Eric, you're an outstanding lecturer ! Your teaching style is clear and very instructive, revealing in a very accessible way the fundamental aspects of chess. I've been following the SLCC videos for a year now and I've learned the most from yours
Thanks for the kind words! Glad you enjoy them :)
Man this miniature games are so effective. . More video like this please thanks heaps
Thanks new anchor. you almost make me forget that there will be no GM Finegold for a while. ;)
There is NOTHING more important to me than crushing the greatest Chess player that ever lived - Mike Kummer.
Very good lecture! Some great ideas and tricks you can directly implement in your play. The games are short and powerful which makes them really effective to know by heart. I tip my hat to you!
Yes! Kummer is in the same league as Fischer ... great guy ;)
great video, can you do a Fischer vs Spasky game for a lesson? they had many games with Ficher playing great variations
bloody good video
bloody good comment
This was neat.
Hey, great content! Thanks a lot, recently i've been into memorising games, and these are definetly good. Any chance for a second part? :)
Thank you! There's another one coming soon!
Very good, interesting, and well presented lectures ! Of course i'm still a Ben Finegold fanboy, but Erics Rosens lectures are a lot of fun !
Thanks!! I'm also a Ben Finegold fanboy.
you get the best feeling when can you mate a super GM with knight and bishop
Lot of good ideas I can use against my opponents!!
Rosen's depiction of the Fischer vs. Burger game differs from the actual game history from move 10 onward, it seems. Anyone else notice that? Or am I crazy?
thanks for this, it is very instructive. the mating combination at 14' 28" threw me because he called a mate in 5, which was actually a mate in 4 lol. I paused the video & found the correct solution, but doubted my calculation until he verified it
22:18 -- Cute. I did find it, but I doubt that I would have found it over the board.
Another nice lecture by Mr. Rosen. (This one on opening traps.) Merci.
WHAAAT!?!?!? A FINEGOLD VARIATION ??? NEXT ON OPENINGS EXPLAINED PLS
thanks
lol i'd love to try and beat Mike Kumner playing black in the Italian game / 2 knights defense. does he play on lichess?
came from the speedrun vid that game was crazy
I Guess you could say Eric Rose up to be as interesting as Ben Finegold
That's flattering
In the third game, after h3, could black also play h5, like in the fishing pole trap, or doesn't it work in this set up? Maybe ...Nd4 is just a stronger move?
h5 is a tricky move, but it doesn't win anything. Nd4 wins material by force
At 27:40, White should play Nb5! rather than g3?
where's Ben Finegold
as far as we know, he's probably busy dealing with divorce papers and such. Terrible.
Marriage anulled Double Exclam. Very suspicious...
Explosive
Starting a chess center in Atlanta.
Luuk Zoetmulder
Oh really? thats gonna be the best CC ever, with advantage
Overconfidence is a slow and insidious killer
Is the way he holds the mouse meta or contrarian. Everything I know to be true hangs in the balance
Believe it or not, I had black in the exact line of the first game in a CORRESPONDENCE game!
I believe it.
anyone else noticing how eric rosen uses his thumb to press mouse button 1
In response to 9:55 (the "soul crushing" move) - what if white responds with pawn D3, attacking the queen?
Qf5 looks pretty good!
I thought I was clever with follow up with bishop to D7 at first, but queen gets mate after F3. Also, D3 is now taken by the pawn. Good move!
What we need here is a match game between Mike and Eric. Let's see if Eric's defense can beat Mike Kummer's Fried Liver. In fact, even though he didn't play it in his sample game, I'd like Eric's take on the Traxler--a defense that Mike puts down whenever he discusses it. Can Eric beat Mike with the Traxler? Would he dare play it against such an outspoken critic of moves not his own?
I saw Mike today and we talked briefly about the line (before he got distracted over wanting to beat some kid). He told me he would play 0-0 instead of d6 or c3. I'm pretty sure b5 would then give black a nice position. I'd be more than willing to play a match with him in this line :)
On the other hand, I don't mess with the Traxler for either side. It makes my head hurt.
Thanks Eric. So you don't like the Traxler? Looks like a cool line to me, but I've never played it myself. Never had to because I haven't faced the Fried Liver in a long time. But if I did, I would play the Traxler. It was developed by a catholic priest, so I would go into the opening feeling like I'd have a little extra grace in my moves. And there would be a certain moral vindication in punishing White for starting an attack without first developing his Queenside. Anyway, hope you and Mike get together on the Fried Liver. It would be fun for the rest of us and bragging rights for you two guys. Chess is, when all's said and done, a game. We should be having fun with it.
I liked how you began from the best to the worst player..Now I have some hope against the ferocious Mike Kummer
lol in the 3rd game i lost to the same mate a long time ago
No Finegold, very suspicious.
He looks like a young Kasparov
How about how to beat Anand in 6 moves?
Robatch defense pls
21:28 - I saw it 0-0-0 :)
more of eric rosen pls but dont forget more of ben finegold too
I feel very itchy whenever I see how he holds the mouse
Ben Simmon learned chess by filming it
Say hi to Eric for me! -Rex
Hi! :D
44:30
does b4 also work?
Not quite! After b4 cxb4 Bxb4, black has initiative
Didn't see Bishop. My bad. Thank you
6:42. No that would be the wrong reason. The correct reason is always play Bf1.
How can you group Kummer with Fischer and Karjakin...
mizuhonova it's called humour
mizuhonova hi lightning
Hey Jakob!
that`s the first thing I studied ! fisher vs. gligoric and keres !...........
??? Does blitz games have different castling rules? You can't castle over an occupied field, I was told.
i guess mike's opponents didn't see that kumming Cx
One of these things is not like the other
A disgruntled Mike Kummer fan gave thumbs down.
First time I've this guy, first thought to cross my mind is: Kasparov's son is an IM.
I'm not Kasparov's son, but I am Russian!
Eric Rosen Well, you two sure look related. Great vid, BTW.
What's so wrong about calling them castle?
- no hate, I'm genuinely wandering
it's not what they're called...
nothing , insist on calling the knight a horsey to really annoy
Freakschwimmer it's just the wrong term. It'd be like calling a quarterback "pass" or goalkeeper "catch" or a pawn "en passant"
Ok, it appears to only be a colloquial term :/
I might consider using Horsey from now on though :D
Castle is the name for a special move where you may move the King and Rook at the same time.
Calling the Rook "castle" causes confusion, especially for new players.
Surprised it was not noted when the Greek gift was mentioned: the sacrifice almost requires the kingside-Knight (f3 or f6 respectively) to be displaced or traded off.
27:42 Nb5!
Anotha freaky knight to the scene,.. also defending against Nd4 and after Qb8 you can now play h3.
Seems legit
I forgot to show that line! After Nb5 Qb8 h3 h5!? with an interesting position. Black threatens a6.
Thanks though for the lecture, it was really fun and took me off my chair! ;) Cheers
Now I've got this Smith-Morra to analyze.. "phew*
Hey man, you have coffee on your face xD
dam that's one painful way to use the mouse man
Okay, Fische;, Karjackin fine but Kummer. No! Impossible
6 dislikes from Kummer
Karjkain is better ten fischer?? Fischer was world champion karkajian aint
Karjakin aint dead
h3h3 :D great! and bookmarked!
wait... this is informative but not hilarious. where's finegold?
if i white.. i played Re1 instead Qxf7
So, pretty much, don't play blitz if you want to play good chess. This is exactly why blitz is the antithesis of what chess really is. You ideally should take your time and play moves that are at the horizon of your understanding, not just throw some pieces out there and hope they work. In chess, as in life, we are wholly responsible for the choices and moves we make. If you make all your choices in your life in under five minutes, I call you an idiot. You can guess what I call you if you make all your choices in chess in under five minutes too. Blitz is fun every now and again for some idle entertainment, but in no way should it be confused with serious play for any student of chess who even halfway wants to become a better player.