Luka Calov // it’s a Serbian gambit. He just is too conservative to call it that way. And not only that...he started the session talking about himself?? He must believe that he is a synonym for chess? Bye.
I used to play this line for so long (ELO 1800) and I have to say it's sooo beautiful in case you know the theory and you basically crush everyone below 1700 easily, it's not even hard. I never lost a tournament blitz or rapid game using this line and only lost once in classical. Also most opponents don't know the main line. In 3 years of playing this opening I only got the Nb4 line once. The only problem is that you have to learn tons of theory as this is one of the Gambits where both sides are not allowed to make a single mistake. Actually there is another nice positional sac on move 7: d6 cxd6 and 8. Nxd4 is sharpening the game even more. For example Black has to watch out, White doesn't get a Knight on d6 after 9. Nb5 I can really recommend playing this against weaker opponents, it's very enjoyable.
@@drutgat2 My guess would be that after a certain point people learn how to avoid it or counter it in ways that make other lines more worthwhile. Also, as you get better known, people prepare for you better in OTB play.
Eric is an underestimated streamer who uploads chess and chess related content to the UA-cam community. He really deserves more than 53K subs, i really enjoy his streams
i think hes being sarcastic lol, ppl has dif tastes, its just few ppl can appreciate eric i personally liked him alot bcause his playstyle is very entertaining in contrast to his chill attitude which makes for a great afternoon breaks
He could raise his numbers if he would 1) get to the substance of his video without rambling on for several minutes first, and 2) stop interacting with chat. We don't usually know what he is responding to. WE are the important audience, not chat viewers.
“pwn” grew in popularity from the typo of “own”. I first heard this in the early 2000s on FPS video games. People would regularly exclaim that someone “got owned.” I’m assuming someone made a typo and then the new term was embraced.
I never knew it was a typo of own. I just thought it was a fun variation. TIL even though I literally grew playing FPS and other games during the period where ppl regularly used both terms. And now kids just 5 years younger than me don't know what some of my usernames mean like "Pwnography" eheh feeling boomer now
@@vishrantgoyal8225 Words that derive from some slang and gain popularity become real words. Similar to how lol is accepted as a word. I thought that pwn was some combination of owned and pounded
The annoyance is that while watching Eric playing, winning and explaining it so clearly, it always looks so obvious and easy. But afterwards, when I confidently try to play a game myself, I lose like always.
@10HCritical no it's not that line you showed gains only the exchange instead of a piece (if you took it directly on e7) that is bad line still winning , but bad
I just subscribed you because of the fancy openings that you play which I almost always don't know about .Your explanations are also very clear.I like your Saint Louis videos (Nc3 Sicilian,London system,common endgames that people mess up)also.
An out of proportion part of this thread was devoted to "psycho/sociopath" angle. It was all mistaken. Tigran Petrosian, who had his degree in philosophy, would say "chess psychopath" or "chess sociopath" -- one small word "chess", and such a huge difference.
Pwned is a combination of getting "pawned" and getting "owned". I think pawned is super old internet slang for someone checkmating you with a pawn move.
At 3:59 into this video take notice of your position. Black can respond P-f6 threatening white's queen. If white moves h5 for check then black moves P-g6 and white's queen is no longer a threat. It seems the best you will get is a piece either a knight or bishop but no checkmate at this point. Check out my analysis.
"b6 was probably the worst move in that position" rg8 would like to know your location Edit: ok ok b6 blocks qb6, didn't see that move haha, that comment was half a year ago and I was a weaker player then =]
Nobody will go knight c6 to e7. Usually people will not take knight backwards. Forward with central pawn backing is best attacking position always in Grandmaster applicable even for starters. Backing knight is blocking queen and bishop paths.
I pronounce it powned, and it's not a deliberate misspelling, it's because P is after O in the alphabet, showing the opponent was more than "owned" which was in common usage at the time. It's a reference to the fact that IBM is so named because it is one "better" than HAL. :)
Eric attempting to sincerely apologize for causing his opponent so much pain albeit repeatedly acknowledging that it gave him so enjoyment doing it 😩😣🤧
Pown is a phrase we used in early 2000's is to 'professionally own' your opponent.. like in the game we just watched ie.: Eric just powned his opponent!. Congrats. The guy he was referring to had pwn in his name so probably closer to poon factory (that one you will have to look up yourself haha), but the website he referred to have i been powned I'm assuming.
What do you recommend for a newbie and learning "lines" and openings Im 1100-1200 elo in blitz and rapid and i want to improve I love watching you and other chess UA-camrs but struggle to learn and grasp and implement openings
In general chess teaching, the "open games" are recommended for beginners to start with (1.e4 e5). The reason is, that the positions that arise are rich in tactical motifs and involve playing with your minor pieces a lot on a relatively open board. Of course if you play 1.e4 you will have to look into all the answers to this move (Half open: sicilian. Counter attacks: scandinavian, alekhine. Postponed center attacks: french, caro-kann. Hypermodern defences: pirc, modern, sniper etc) The reason why 1.e4 leads to open positions is, that the e-pawn is not defended by your queen (such as the d-pawn) so it is easier to open the game later with d4 (supported by your queen). If you play d4 first, it is much harder to realize the move e2-e4 afterwards, because your opponent will most likely play for control of the e4 square (with moves like 1. ..d5 or 1 ..Nf6). That's the reason why 1.d4 leads to closed positions, which involve a deeper positional understanding (which is considered more difficult in the beginning).
there's a really cool app called "OpeningTree - Chess Openings." It lets you make the moves and it gives you a list of popular replies and it names the opening
I recommend using the four knights opening, and in the other lines: the exchange variation of the caro-kann, the exchange variation of the French (even though is consider to be quite drawn), for the modern and the Pirc is generally good to be aggressive and exchange the light square Bishop, against the Sicilian defence the Grand Prix attack, and for the Scandinavian try to increment the advantage in development. The theory is something you should learn once you are in a more advanced level, now you and me (as beginners) should focus on understanding ideas. The ideas can be applied at every opening you are playing, so to accomplish that we have to train our mind to think logically excellent.
Damian Because the letter P and the letter O on the keyboard are so close together, it’s a common typing error to type P instead of O, resulting in pwn, especially when typed fast. It sort of disguises itself as well where only those with the knowledge of it can understand its use. Encrypted if you like, but now you know so it’s not so secret anymore
I think that move stops it, as it stops the knight from getting to g5. Put it into an engine and it just transitions from there into a more normal game, though black is behind in development
Running commentary is blockong the position of pieces of the chess board on one side. Moreover, no one read while concentrating the nex move. Voice commentary is more then sufficient for us.
5:35 “I feel bad causing my opponent so much pain... but that was so much fun for me.”
That sounds like what a sociopath would say.
Yeah lol it can be used for so many things
'I want to build up the position and torture my opponent'
A sociopath wouldn't feel bad.. so no.
@@SpontaneityJD aha! But a sociopath would pretend to have feelings
So yeah basically everything is something a sociopath would say
@@SpontaneityJD a sociopath actually would. A psychopath wouldn't.
I live in Belgrade...therefore i must learn this gambit!
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Da li je bilo ko pitao?
sta te dira nikola calov
Of you where french, would you have to learn the French Defence
Luka Calov // it’s a Serbian gambit. He just is too conservative to call it that way. And not only that...he started the session talking about himself?? He must believe that he is a synonym for chess? Bye.
don't say poon factory ever again
lmao
Whats the meaning?
@@abelladanger1296 a poon is female genitalia
@@abelladanger1296 seriously? Your YT name is Abella Danger and you're gonna pretend you dont know what poon is?
Yooo i died lmaoo. The poon factory baby thats what they call me.
I used to play this line for so long (ELO 1800) and I have to say it's sooo beautiful in case you know the theory and you basically crush everyone below 1700 easily, it's not even hard. I never lost a tournament blitz or rapid game using this line and only lost once in classical. Also most opponents don't know the main line. In 3 years of playing this opening I only got the Nb4 line once.
The only problem is that you have to learn tons of theory as this is one of the Gambits where both sides are not allowed to make a single mistake.
Actually there is another nice positional sac on move 7: d6 cxd6 and 8. Nxd4 is sharpening the game even more. For example Black has to watch out, White doesn't get a Knight on d6 after 9. Nb5
I can really recommend playing this against weaker opponents, it's very enjoyable.
OliverNEW - That is very interesting. I am going to try this. Why did you stop playing this line?
@@drutgat2 My guess would be that after a certain point people learn how to avoid it or counter it in ways that make other lines more worthwhile. Also, as you get better known, people prepare for you better in OTB play.
@@benjaminmiddaugh2729 also probably players who play the black side of petrov and/or four knights are likely to have analysed it
@@benjaminmiddaugh2729 i mean if you're ELO 1800 i doubt there are too many peiple who will actually prepare for you
Wait whats d6 cxd6 nxd4
Eric is an underestimated streamer who uploads chess and chess related content to the UA-cam community. He really deserves more than 53K subs, i really enjoy his streams
@ nah m8
i think hes being sarcastic lol, ppl has dif tastes, its just few ppl can appreciate eric
i personally liked him alot bcause his playstyle is very entertaining in contrast to his chill attitude which makes for a great afternoon breaks
Dream come true love Eric man
Wow, he has over 400k now
He could raise his numbers if he would 1) get to the substance of his video without rambling on for several minutes first, and 2) stop interacting with chat. We don't usually know what he is responding to. WE are the important audience, not chat viewers.
"Poon factory"
Eric Rosen- 2018
“pwn” grew in popularity from the typo of “own”. I first heard this in the early 2000s on FPS video games. People would regularly exclaim that someone “got owned.” I’m assuming someone made a typo and then the new term was embraced.
I never knew it was a typo of own. I just thought it was a fun variation. TIL even though I literally grew playing FPS and other games during the period where ppl regularly used both terms. And now kids just 5 years younger than me don't know what some of my usernames mean like "Pwnography" eheh feeling boomer now
But how is "pwn" an accepted scrabble word then? If it is just a derivative of some game slang.
@@vishrantgoyal8225 Words that derive from some slang and gain popularity become real words. Similar to how lol is accepted as a word.
I thought that pwn was some combination of owned and pounded
Is "finna" a typo of "gonna" or does it mean something else?
@@PandaFan2443 it’s aave
I love how you made an outro for youtube in your stream. You're so clever 😊
The trait of a real chess player thinking ahead in time
What a game! You now know what I’m playing on the four Knights now
The annoyance is that while watching Eric playing, winning and explaining it so clearly, it always looks so obvious and easy. But afterwards, when I confidently try to play a game myself, I lose like always.
"Hello everyone" Agadmator will sue you
the line is "Hello everybody"
3:10 When you're so bored that Bh6 crosses your mind.
not bored, just smart
@@mskcrc It's not a good move, not even a clever one. It's just his boredom with the position that everything wins. Even Bh6
@@stefanjoeres7149 Why not?
Lmao
@10HCritical no it's not
that line you showed gains only the exchange instead of a piece (if you took it directly on e7)
that is bad line
still winning , but bad
Eric: hello everyone
Me: hi Eric
🙂
Greetings from Belgrade , pretty nice game :D
I just subscribed you because of the fancy openings that you play which I almost always don't know about .Your explanations are also very clear.I like your Saint Louis videos (Nc3 Sicilian,London system,common endgames that people mess up)also.
If queen takes knight in that alternate line, white gets the black queen for free
I happened to fall twice in a row loosing with an opening trap - after that you don't wanna play chess anymore, so frustrating...
We all make mistakes. I've lost in eight moves before.
I can't believe this was the video that made me realize pwn is just a joke about someone accidentally hitting p instead of o when typing own
Same with teh and pron.
4:07 - Fried liver potential! love it
I play this line despite not knowing any theory in it
Your videos are really entertaining! Greetings from Mexico :)
Spelled pwned pronounced "Owned", its heritage is from a typo.
“I feel bad for causing my opponent so much pain” lol u liar u love this
I should play Belgrade more.
2 years later.
Stafford Gambot everywhere
An out of proportion part of this thread was devoted to "psycho/sociopath" angle. It was all mistaken. Tigran Petrosian, who had his degree in philosophy, would say "chess psychopath" or "chess sociopath" -- one small word "chess", and such a huge difference.
Many thanks for this, Eric.
This just appeared in my reccomemded 2 years later
0:53 start
Pwned is a combination of getting "pawned" and getting "owned". I think pawned is super old internet slang for someone checkmating you with a pawn move.
Its time to fall asleep to the most relaxing man alive again
From move 5 on, Black played as though he was setting up a helpmate for his opponent. Hilariously bad play.
DUDE THAT POSITION WAS SO SICK
At 3:59 into this video take notice of your position. Black can respond P-f6 threatening white's queen. If white moves h5 for check then black moves P-g6 and white's queen is no longer a threat. It seems the best you will get is a piece either a knight or bishop but no checkmate at this point. Check out my analysis.
Brother Carlton if black moved his pawn to f6 then bishop goes to f7 And its a mate, exactly what happened in the game
That is brutally efficient!
"b6 was probably the worst move in that position" rg8 would like to know your location
Edit: ok ok b6 blocks qb6, didn't see that move haha, that comment was half a year ago and I was a weaker player then =]
No because Qb6 would be possible to defend the mate
Rg8 is much better than b6
Thank you for your precise commentary! I feel like I am learning best principles from watching you.
Nobody will go knight c6 to e7. Usually people will not take knight backwards. Forward with central pawn backing is best attacking position always in Grandmaster applicable even for starters. Backing knight is blocking queen and bishop paths.
The best thing I like about you is that you make it look so easy.... 👍
I pronounce it powned, and it's not a deliberate misspelling, it's because P is after O in the alphabet, showing the opponent was more than "owned" which was in common usage at the time. It's a reference to the fact that IBM is so named because it is one "better" than HAL. :)
Eric attempting to sincerely apologize for causing his opponent so much pain albeit repeatedly acknowledging that it gave him so enjoyment doing it 😩😣🤧
An excellent video of why you don't let the opponent promote center pawns...
eric is pure
The opponent certainly got pwned.
...b6 is an inexplicable move
Definitely have tortured opponents before with the Belgrade gambit, not knowing it was a named strategy. I'm now thinking I should study it.
I'm pretty new to chess.. why did black not play f6 @3:50 ??
Hey Eric I love ur vids
*Keep em coming* 😀
So much wholesome energy :)
“Maybe torture the opponent” I died lmao
this is awesome, the Belgrade gambit
Hello everyone? I think you owe Agadmator some royalties now
Pown is a phrase we used in early 2000's is to 'professionally own' your opponent.. like in the game we just watched ie.: Eric just powned his opponent!. Congrats. The guy he was referring to had pwn in his name so probably closer to poon factory (that one you will have to look up yourself haha), but the website he referred to have i been powned I'm assuming.
Maybe your opponent was just helping you find this interesting Belgrade Gambit continuation. Because he really walked headfirst into that line 😂
Ninnifier O.o yea what 1600 rated player plays a move like b6
Thanks. See You
It would seem a bad retreating move is way worse than a bad advancing move.
Chess is not a game for merciful and saints. Coldblood and a unmerciful mind is required.
What do you recommend for a newbie and learning "lines" and openings
Im 1100-1200 elo in blitz and rapid and i want to improve
I love watching you and other chess UA-camrs but struggle to learn and grasp and implement openings
In general chess teaching, the "open games" are recommended for beginners to start with (1.e4 e5). The reason is, that the positions that arise are rich in tactical motifs and involve playing with your minor pieces a lot on a relatively open board. Of course if you play 1.e4 you will have to look into all the answers to this move (Half open: sicilian. Counter attacks: scandinavian, alekhine. Postponed center attacks: french, caro-kann. Hypermodern defences: pirc, modern, sniper etc)
The reason why 1.e4 leads to open positions is, that the e-pawn is not defended by your queen (such as the d-pawn) so it is easier to open the game later with d4 (supported by your queen).
If you play d4 first, it is much harder to realize the move e2-e4 afterwards, because your opponent will most likely play for control of the e4 square (with moves like 1. ..d5 or 1 ..Nf6). That's the reason why 1.d4 leads to closed positions, which involve a deeper positional understanding (which is considered more difficult in the beginning).
Keep using queens gambit(for white), and french defense(for black) until you're bored. Then you could look for another opening.
there's a really cool app called "OpeningTree - Chess Openings." It lets you make the moves and it gives you a list of popular replies and it names the opening
I recommend using the four knights opening, and in the other lines: the exchange variation of the caro-kann, the exchange variation of the French (even though is consider to be quite drawn), for the modern and the Pirc is generally good to be aggressive and exchange the light square Bishop, against the Sicilian defence the Grand Prix attack, and for the Scandinavian try to increment the advantage in development. The theory is something you should learn once you are in a more advanced level, now you and me (as beginners) should focus on understanding ideas. The ideas can be applied at every opening you are playing, so to accomplish that we have to train our mind to think logically excellent.
Im from Belgrade, why i dont know for this gambit?
Now you know.
Because it is not neccessary that all of the london people know about london opening lol
I am indian and I didn't know about Queen's Indian.
Pawn F7 should have been played after you played the bishop
Dude you are the best coach :)
More Belgrade gambit!!
I feel just a bit proud! I saw the bishop f7 mate-line like 3 moves before it happened :D
are you a wizard?
Don’t ignore John with the 70$ donation
you are pure
“How do you pronounce pwn? I was on a website today…”🤨🤨🤨
Why wouldn't black respond to bc4 with b5? It attacks the bishop at least, and it would've provided the queen a way out.
P-oh-ned
I feel a dopamine rush whenever i get to play this for some reason....
How do I know when you are about to stream next? Is there a service that I can subscribe to ? That notifies me?
Beautiful!
Nice. Is it even a gambit? I don't see many sacrifices for White.
As a novice player, I’ve lost to this many times. I need to remember to move nc-b4
Nice miniature. Need to catch you on Twitch.
I feel like eric plays vs players lower than 2000 just to warm up and then say I am so good xD
Have you seen the video? He's playing with random subs
Eric Rosen pwn means "own", its a hacking term. Comes from a typo
I'm interested in hacking culture. Do you when did this term first appear and who invented it?
Damian Because the letter P and the letter O on the keyboard are so close together, it’s a common typing error to type P instead of O, resulting in pwn, especially when typed fast. It sort of disguises itself as well where only those with the knowledge of it can understand its use. Encrypted if you like, but now you know so it’s not so secret anymore
>belgrade mentioned
Cheers from Serbia.
What is the challenge command, I am trying to challenge you but I don't see my name in the challenges list
Owned - Pwned
How to enable dark mode on lichess
what happend if pawn go to f6 ?
I think that move stops it, as it stops the knight from getting to g5. Put it into an engine and it just transitions from there into a more normal game, though black is behind in development
MrSmowy ikr right..but why they didnt know it ?
That was a hilarious mate
The next time you see the petrov, can you make a video on the cochrane gambit?
What if Black decided to take pawn instead of trade
Wondering how long it takes to upload a 12 hr video
Nice game!👍
How to proceed if black play N to D4.
Running commentary is blockong the position of pieces of the chess board on one side. Moreover, no one read while concentrating the nex move. Voice commentary is more then sufficient for us.
After Qxd4 why would black play c6??
Belgrade is in Serbia
How are chess players so calm?
What if black plays Nxe4 at 1:49?
The game ends at 4:07
You need a challenge? I am a master in bullshitzu.
2:27 If black plays Ng6, wouldn't white's Queen would get captured after Qe5? 🤔
Is there any other chess names from that geographical area, besides Yugoslav attack and Belgrade gambit?
Jo Cke vienna game
What software is that?
how can anyone clain to feel bad while he has such a smatass smirk on his face?? lol... i wish i could feel that good everytime i claimed to feel bad
Can anyone tell me why f7 not played by white
Why didn't he go e6 to attack your queen even his Knight was pinned