Opening Traps, Gambits, & Rare Ideas MASTERCLASS | ft. Grandmaster Aman Hambleton
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- Опубліковано 5 чер 2024
- I joined GM Aman Hambleton of @chessbrah to spill lots of secrets about our favorite tricky openings, weird gambits, and crazy ideas! Study the games and openings featured in this video: lichess.org/study/vziEX4WV Timestamps below!
0:00 What to expect...
1:50 How I moved into the Chessbrah apartment & small talk
4:53 The plan for the stream
6:35 Aman's Dubious opening leaking into classical chess
7:25 My Secret List of rare openings
11:00 XQC inspired opening idea
15:50 Magnus Carlsen’s cool idea against Hikaru
17:58 How to find tricky openings?
20:50 AMAN’S Garbage Openings of Greatness
22:20 A Playable Fred Defense/Bong Cloud?
27:20 GAME 1: King’s Gambit Delayed Bong Cloud
36:00 GAME 2: King’s Gambit Falkbeer Countergambit
42:50 Cool Traps in the Falkbeer Countergambit
48:50 Wesley’s So’s CRAZY MOVE
51:48 NIFTY TRAP against London System
54:20 GAME 3 - Benoni Gambit leads to 3 BISHOP MATE
1:01:10 BENONI GAMBIT ACCEPTED EXPLAINED
1:06:10 GAME 4: Grand Prix Sicilian
1:18:30 2 Knights Attack vs Caro kann
1:31:50 Weird Queen’s Gambit Line
1:33:55 How to win at Copy Cat Chess
1:35:45 STAFFORD GAMBIT TIME
1:56:05 Benoni Gambit Meets Danish Gambit Inspired Smith Morra Gambit
2:03:16 Wing Gambit and other cool lines against the French Defense
2:06:35 g3 Sicilian & more tidbits of wisdom
2:09:20 Englund Gambit GMDerek Trap (kind of fail)
2:19:50 Aman’s Favorite Opening Hands Down - Owen’s Defense
2:23:50 NASELWAUS GAMBIT
2:25:23 Hikaru’s secret weapon to beat every GM
2:27:23 London Fun
2:28:50 My Favorite Dumb Dirty Opening (Tricky Budapest Gambit)
2:31:05 Traps AGAINST the Budapest Gambit
2:33:45 Best London Trap and conclusion…
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PREMIUM CONTENT WHAT DID WE DO TO DESERVE THIS.
I love how this is fully bookmarked. The instruction is very entertaining.
Agreed!
Wow Eric this is a huge effort!!! Study material for all the Xmas holidays and all free!!! Thank you very much!
@@gabelagree2265 cycu
31:38 "gotta develop tha king" lmaooo solid opening principles
"sometimes bad decisions lead to better stories" is a great quote
Idea: do a stream with someone where you explore a specific opening and play games only with that opening. Give in depth explanations of the main ideas in the openings and maybe go over a few main lines in that opening.
wanted to like the comment but my past self beat me to it. dang.
wow I can only imagine the amount of effort that has gone into this video and your videos in general. Keep up the good work
You have been burgered. Burger somebody else to get unburgered 🍔
@@williamjacobs4967 did you play ranked today? I think I recognise your name. We had a little incident in the last lap of canada
I expect "When you have mate in 1, look for better"
Claasic Aman
You two have a great chemistry. This whole video feels so comfy
Two of the GOATS to ever make the best chess content. Will have to try these in live play
Love both Eric and Aman's content. Looks like the weekend is set. 🔥
Really masterclass by a master
You guys should definitely do this again. Lots of fun.
Two of the nicest guys streaming chess.
We faced 2 days of non excitement... No video.. But happy for a new one today... Eric Rosen Rocks 🤟🤟🤟
Been on and off the study all day. Great stuff! Thanks Eric!!
Man thank you for all the fantastic content. Highly insightful, laid back, never boring. We don't take it for granted! Many thanks!
"A few weeks ago I was wearing the same exact sweater"
haha. probably intentional tho.
I'm a go player who wants to learn chess deeper. Your content is really excellent and entertaining at the same time. I looked at the options to support the content, and I was surprised that you didn't set up a Patreon or Tipee or whatever. With that many views and suscribers, wouldn't it be far better than just plain Paypal ? Thanks for the time and energy you put into all of this, this really is amazing !
58:08 "Ooh, those Knights are asking to be punished."
Aman, "that's a little akward" xD. Love this video.
Finally!! I've been waiting for this collab!
Such an instructive video. Thank you both. Geniuses!
amazing video! Doing this for free is just insane. Really thankful to be allowed to watch all your content
this is very high quality content, more with aman please, you guys work extremely well together
Teamwork in chess is beautiful to watch! Thank you Eric. You are selfless.
Well... you love what you do.
I absolutely love these really long videos.
Thank you so much for this video! I am hoping to get better at chess and studying openings is what I'm working on now. Thank you!
Two of my fav people working together, awesome stuff!!!
He should teach you how to play dirty chess
Eric being dirty: Oh no my queen! xD
Eric moving in to the Chessbrah apartment is the longest running April 1st joke ever.....
What it’s a joke?
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Thank you for this gem of a video!
Eric thank you very much for your channel. The content is great. I am learning a lot and you're a really sound, funny guy. Cheers!
Happy to hear you mentioned the Knights tango (reverse Knights tango) Looking forward to playing more baiting openings like this. I won a quite a few games with the regular knights tango for black .
I'd love to see more colabs :) You and Aman are two of the most wholesome players in chess right now
Bro, I really enjoy your content. Keep up the good work!
F'ing fantastic Xmas present. This guy rocks. Thank you Eric.
i absolutely love this content, thank you!
I remember playing tournaments in Holland in 90s where Manuel Bosboom played as well, and I know exactly what you're talking about here Aman! Sounds like things haven't changed. A real Dutch Legend.
Amazing free content. Thanks Eric and Aman.
I know that this video is 5 months old but I've only been playing chess for 3 months. Started around 500 rating and I'm floating between 900-1000 now but this and many of your other videos have really helped me
I love this video!
You guys are good together.. Would like to see more videos like this 🙏🏻🤍
love these two
Man I love this! It's awesome to know that Eric plays tennis. I would love to meet him on the courts one day.
Thanks so much Eric 😊
The amount of chess positions that they have stored in their memory is stunning.
I enjoy the way Eric sees the game. Every time I play, I'm just left asking "why did I gambit the queen there?" But his attacks and explanation just look so synchronized.
This video rules! I'd watch as many of these as y'all felt inclined to drop.
Excelente idea!, excelente video, thanks!.
wow, this is great, thank you!!
I freakin LOVE BOTH OF YOU!!!!
This is amazingly entertaining 👏
I'm gonna go ahead and like this video before watching, I just know it's gonna be guuud
Il take your advice John doe but watch out its deer hunting season doe sounds a lot like deer don't get shot
Gosh these guys work so hard!
As soon as you said you added timestamps, it got the like 👍
So these guys are playing against a strong IM supported by a GM. Like, come on, that's like being jumped by a vampire AND a ninja.
yep, it makes it fun
For the 1st game it was Aman playing and Eric supporting then on game 2 it was Eric's game and Aman was watching
Really?
15:25 "weird people who play Sicilian" 😂😂😉
Yah, those weirdos!
Hey Eric! i love the concept of this video! One request; could you go a bit deeper into the Wing Gambit? and I didn't see the Evans Gambit!!!!!!!
I think GothamChess has some videos on the wing gambit :)
No questions. Just wanted to say that you seem like such a humble person. Makes a finns heart warm, if you can say that. Thanks for the content.
Hey! Eric and Aman! the 1.Nc3 e5; 2.e3 d5; 3Qh5 - is a Cerro-Torre or Dunst in other name, I play it a lot back in early 1990's in Romanian Cup (corespondence) with positive results. I think black best aproach is gambit one pawn and try to get initiative, but with white I manage quick piece excenges, damage the stucture in black residence and win the end-game with the extra pawn
13:56 I saw Qd6 a move ago i'm so happy
HOLY perfect. I wanted this
Best lesson ever!
24:29
e4 e5 f4 exf4 Bc4
That's just a line of the King's Gambit called the "Bishop's Gambit," regardless of whether black follows with Qh4+.
Great Combo!
Jonathan Schrantz's unnamed Evans countergambit seems interesting and dubious enough
I’d love to see more mainline games and punishing opening mistakes
Wow- really nice!
That was fun!
Starting watching the video and expecting to see some Jerome.
Jerome, winning by force
It's what Jerome would have wanted
Watching these guys makes me think my tunnel vision has tunnel vision.
Quite interesting and educating. Especially the part about the Kings Gambit (huge fan of the gambit). Are there any traps in the "kings gambit accepted" line that white could use/has to be aware of?
real coool stuff
It's so fun to play an early Knight C3 against people who try the Englund Gambit trap and watch them give up two minor pieces and a pawn only to be able to trade queens.
You the best Eric!
yess ChessBrah is in my top 3 favorite chess channels
Very nice!
Look into the HALOSAR TRAP in the Blackmar-Diemer Gambit. If Black doesn't fall for it outright there are potential ideas in it similar to what happens on the queenside in the Englund.
At 14:40 I think you had it wrong, the Polar Bear System is with c3, d3, g3 and Bg2, more like a Leningrad Dutch.
Love you bro. Above and beyond content...
The other day I lost a game and thanks to this video I now understand why. Sometimes to continue an attack its best to sac a rook for a minor piece.
This is truly phenomenal, thank you for all your hard work that you have put into this, hopefully i can take something from this
It's insane how fast you crossed 200k after 100k
I wish all my roommates were chessheads too, let alone GMs, that's gotta be fun
Looking forward to a sub battle against ChessBrah! ^^
A collaboration between the two sexiest chess youtubers! How did I not see this before??
BC and AC. Before and after Covid. Sad. Thanks guys for this.
Solid GOLD!
Many already seen the Lichess Study long before the release of this video. xD
Strange thing is that...... I was just thinking this morning that it would be awesome if both Eric Rosen and Aman Hambleton play a game against each other.
And this evening i see Eric uploading this.....
So when he meant the "chessbrah apartment", they mean the one in St. Louis, not Calgary right? Because otherwise we'd see their faces enter the same camera.
Eric "something, bad decisions lead to better stories" !!~!!!~!! I wish I knew people like Eric around this area.
Actually the King's Gambit line with Bc4, I had a GM show it to me probably 3-4 years ago. It's pretty much the only KG's that I play. I don't know the mainline KG stuff.
Wow thanks!
Totally watched the whole video already
You have been burgered, burger someone else to unburger yourself
@@xirenzhang9126 what did I just read
@@xirenzhang9126 That's burgery, that's illegal
can you make a video explaining the ideas behind specific openings. a lot of the time I feel like I just move pieces because of theory but not really understand why a move is done
The best Xmas gift
Hi Eric, I noticed that in the section where you explain the Grand Prix Attack, the Bishop on c4 can be attacked quite easily with Na5. I wonder what your take on that is.
Thank you for the numerous traps you have shared, very useful and easy to follow. An observation: "Greek's gift" is not accurate; it should be called "Greco' gift" as Italian Mr. Giochino Greco (1620 !!) devised it first together with many others traps. Not referring to the original Greek gift that was the horse hiding the worriers, while here is the Bishop sacrificing himself. Keep up the good work, thank you again
@33:11 the awesome move Is Nd7.. NxB is no longer possible since Qd6 ends it..Kx is same.. Nx by force Rd1.. Kf6 Qd6 B5 Qb4 next mate Ka6 Qa4 or Kc6 Rd6
Eric Rosen Rocks 🤟🤟
Thank you for this video
Can you do ponziani opening
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