Literally every game "I'm going to play the [weird name] gambit" Opponent is surprised Eric winning "What to do....hmmmm there's this move...I don't know if it works but it looks like so much fun" Eric losing Eric losing more Flags with 5 seconds left "Wow....what a game"
I used to give takebacks to everyone even if they just wanted one because they made a really obviously bad blunder they just missed or forgot about, until I started realizing whenever I needed a genuine take back for mouse slips people would just say “LOL F U GIT GUD”. Now nobody gets one, even for mouse slips.
I was screeching at my screen in disbelief by1:46. Down seven points and this madlad has such sharp compensation! Absolutely amazing! #NeedMoreNakhmanson
Loved the game Eric ... You play awesome..and the way you attempted and analyzed it is more important than showing a pre planned winning game . Kudos mate 👌👌👏👏👏👏🥁🥁🥁
There must be like a billion gambits in the Scotch. I even started premoving 5...Kxf7 as so many people at my level sac their bishop early for no reason when I don't I have a bishop on c5 😂
When you allowed him to take his move back his timer went back to the time you moved so he saved up time there and it won him the game. When opponent thinks like a minute and you give them the move back they gain the minute back.
Can't get anybody to play into a Blackmar lately. This might be my new pet project on the road of sacrificing rating for interesting gameplay. It's just too much fun watching the opponent's clock tick away those few seconds while they scratch their head over the question "what's the reason I can't just take that?"
Eric Rosen has a good sportsmanship. Accepting the takeback when opponent did an obvious mouseslip. I hate people with bad sportsmanship. I will give an example some guy did an obvious mouseslip and some guy didn't accept the takeback. That is harsh.
This 'Nakhmanson Gambit' (Copyright Infringement) has been known and considered harmless for decades, it has been analysed by well known Chess authors: Victor Bologan; Erwin L'Ami; Yakov EStrin; Martin Lokander; Alexander Beliavski; Adrian Mikhalchishin to name but a few and for any serious OTB (Over the Board) player that has the Two Knight's Defence in their repertoire knows that 6...Nxc3 [1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6 4.d4 exd4 5.0-0 Nxe4 6.Nc3 Nxc3! 7.bxc3 d5] gives Black a very comfortable and easy to play game, there is no need to get into all the messiness of 6..dxc3 unless you are playing correspondence chess or analysed the position beforehand. Please do not mislead your general audience into believing that all these rubbishy gambits have a future beyond blitz & bullet, tell them the truth that this stuff is only for those that play for fun and not for improvement. I saw your matches in the IM Not A GM Speed Chess Challenge and you didn't dare play any of the foolishness you often promote in streams against your peers of equal strength. Some aspiring and inexperienced players browse these streams, see that you are an IM playing this stuff and get the impression that these weird & wacky gambits are to be taken seriously, you should remind and advise them that you are simply providing entertainment and having fun but objectively this is not the way to go if they want to raise their playing strength. Be a trustworthy source of chess information.
I've been playing it for years in online blitz. Both nxc3 and nd6 on move 6 or 7 are very decent for black. Dxc3 is very compliced and is pretty poor choice from a practical perspective.
it has alot of tactical similarities to the latvian gambit that made me fall in love with playing the black side of e4 e5 Nf3 f5 Nxe5 Nc6 Qh5+ g6 Nxg6 Nf6 Qh3 hxg6 Qxh8 with Kf7, d5 and Bg7.. that was when i was young and very tactical lol
Greetings Eric. Could you please do a video on how to defeat the London System? I do know the london is your favorite opening so I would love to see, from your perspective if there's a way to stop it.
May be a good game upcoming on this. He played against the london on twitch last night and went into some great detail on options. If you can't wait, you could check out his vod on twitch for 7/6/2020. I can't quite remember how long into the stream it was, but it was a really fun stream all around.
@@surrender9001 Oh great news. Sadly these days I don't have much time to watch streams, so I stick with UA-cam videos. Thanks for the info, I'll definitely check it out.
You had it. You needed to take the knight with your queen early in the game. Then check. After that, you keep the king pretty much in check the rest of the game until mate. You don't allow black to develop at all even at the expense of giving up material.
After 11. Kf7 why not Ng5+? After Kg8 you can play Ne6 or something, queen has to go to e8 or else you capture the bishop and then the knight with your queen. If Qe8 you can play something like Nc7
Instead of Qe8, after which Nc7, it is better to just move the knight on e7 which forces the capture of the bishop. This causes some trades which take the pressure away from black's king - that pressure is the primary advantage that white has in the position as black has to play very precisely to avoid mate. After the trades, black can develop and all of the compensation for the gambitted pieces is gone - black just has a crushing material advantage. In contrast, Bg5 keeps that pressure, and forces black to keep defending very precisely.
5:13 - 5:22 I thought I was watching Eric Rosen, not The Great Carlini. All joking aside, a game between the two players I mentioned would be so much fun to watch. Even more so if the Coffee Chess trash talk is included.
Lasker: when u find a good move search fr better one Eric : when u see a cool move search for cooler one Le Lasker to Eric( frm heaven): this looks like my dialogue 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨
it's funny how you do homer simpson noises when you make a mistake. "AAAAAH!" "DOOOOH!" Anyway, funny exotic gambit but as a filthy beginner i'll stick to my London or Queen's gambit :p
I like playing it out of the Italian 2 knights. Because they’re hoping I’ll fried liver them and then I give them 2 pawns, a knight and a bishop. Confusing the audience.
Literally every game
"I'm going to play the [weird name] gambit"
Opponent is surprised
Eric winning
"What to do....hmmmm there's this move...I don't know if it works but it looks like so much fun"
Eric losing
Eric losing more
Flags with 5 seconds left
"Wow....what a game"
:D
Underrated comment 😂😂😂
Donald Trump gambit. Just blunder all your minor pieces, then call it fake news and blame “the Democrats.”
@@HippieMumboJumbo And then win.
Sounds like me tho
Others: find joy in rollercoasters or drugs
Eric: oo it's Nakhmanson time
very specific comment
Dude there are so many things between a rollercoasters and drugs; that escalated so quickly.
I only enjoy rollercoaster on drugs playing Nakhamnson gambit
underrated replies
@@bwatspro I find it very hard to play chess on a rollercoaster
I like how when Eric is in trouble, he says "AHH!!" instead of "SH*T!!" or "F*CK!!".
😅😂😂
D: F
Ahhh is very related to the f word
DAH!
@@user-ts3ij7te6j lol😂😂😂😂
Jon Schrantz is smiling right now
:)
@@JonathanSchrantz hi john
;)
Poop
@@JonathanSchrantz jon is awesome!
"B6 was a bit too deep for anyone's understanding " I lol'd really hard 😂
Chess UA-camrs don't even have intros, it's like "let's get straight to business"😂I like that😉🤗😂
Hikaru has intro music
agadmator: hold my hello everyone
@@maleperson2449 and it's godly
because their content is cut out of their twitch streams
Danya has intros
6:29
"But I still have comp, .... kind of....Let's go, Kingpower!"
Sounds like my games.
Ah, takebacks after a clear mouse slip. Sign of a fellow lawful neutral!
DnD being used in real life beautiful
I would venture to say that's Lawful Good, but props for the D&D Alignment reference.
What minute ?
@@qrsimon 4:17
I used to give takebacks to everyone even if they just wanted one because they made a really obviously bad blunder they just missed or forgot about, until I started realizing whenever I needed a genuine take back for mouse slips people would just say “LOL F U GIT GUD”.
Now nobody gets one, even for mouse slips.
Well, you lost against Andres Guerrero from Venezuela. He is also a chess youtuber. Nice guy like you!,!
That "DARGHHH" everytime Eric blunders
2:42 hey eric good to see you LIVE again
Hey Eric, it's good to see you live again. 🤦🏻♂️
Eric: yeah, it's nice time to be alive😂😂😂
He's such a nice guy... I'd like to hug him
Thanks for shouting out Johnathan Schrantz it shows just how nice you are and how you're willing to give credit. Love it
I love you Eric. You're like the most fun trappy guy to watch out of all chess UA-camrs! Keep up the good work :)
Now that the Nakhmanson gambit is on your channel, it's more like bitcoin in 2017.
Invest now!!
fomo incoming
Bitcoin in 2021.
I was screeching at my screen in disbelief by1:46. Down seven points and this madlad has such sharp compensation! Absolutely amazing! #NeedMoreNakhmanson
Why do people want to be first, when it's clearly harder to be last?
everyone is last at some point
@@edu-pb9nm And dead. Last and dead.
@@gmatsue84 last, dead and taxes
Everyone touched a vagina at some point
@@phabidz laughs in C section
Loved the game Eric ... You play awesome..and the way you attempted and analyzed it is more important than showing a pre planned winning game . Kudos mate 👌👌👏👏👏👏🥁🥁🥁
I have to add this to my repertoire. It was a blast watching you play it.
Eric deserves praise for being honest and posting videos in which he doesn't always succeed.
YESSSS I have been waiting for Eric Rosen to post a UA-cam video on the nakhmanson Gambit!
Eric - "This move is like Bitcoin in 2010"
Cool gambit! hopefully see you live again soon
There must be like a billion gambits in the Scotch. I even started premoving 5...Kxf7 as so many people at my level sac their bishop early for no reason when I don't I have a bishop on c5 😂
Sameee for some reason lots more scotch games have been showing up lately and they all just sac their bishop for no clear reason
Me too
Premature players
Are you
@@centrelink6003 1500-1600. Are you 12?
When you allowed him to take his move back his timer went back to the time you moved so he saved up time there and it won him the game. When opponent thinks like a minute and you give them the move back they gain the minute back.
That's kinda weird. I feel like they should still get deducted the time
Wait his timer only went up by 1 second, I think you're wrong.
FM Andres Guerrero, aldo a youtuber from Venezuela, and also a fun guy to watch, made a video of Eric’s trap. Fun game.
Can't get anybody to play into a Blackmar lately. This might be my new pet project on the road of sacrificing rating for interesting gameplay. It's just too much fun watching the opponent's clock tick away those few seconds while they scratch their head over the question "what's the reason I can't just take that?"
Or they can play c6 or e6 and you are struggling to have fun
this gambit looks so fun to play!
thanks for showing us this
The first guy has a UA-cam Channel called "Ajedrez Guerrero", very good content, but it's spanish*
There is only one guy
Oh no! Now even more people will know about it. Shhh everyone.
But my 800 opponents don't see the hanging pawn
I’ve been studying this gambit for a long time. I rarely get to play it. But I am having a lot of fun playing it
Please make a video on how to analyse openings...what software or websites to use,etc
2:41 lol this made my day
Thank you Sir for uploading this video..
3:57 chessbrah vibes lol
6:43. eric: doh!
been watching a lot of simpsons I see
Thanks for uploading to UA-cam daily
Nakhmanson or Halloween...
Two ways to * guarantee* I will immediately click 'like' and then start watching
Es cierto, vine por ajedrez guerrero 😎👌
Eric Rosen has a good sportsmanship. Accepting the takeback when opponent did an obvious mouseslip. I hate people with bad sportsmanship. I will give an example some guy did an obvious mouseslip and some guy didn't accept the takeback. That is harsh.
This 'Nakhmanson Gambit' (Copyright Infringement) has been known and considered harmless for decades, it has been analysed by well known Chess authors: Victor Bologan; Erwin L'Ami; Yakov EStrin; Martin Lokander; Alexander Beliavski; Adrian Mikhalchishin to name but a few and for any serious OTB (Over the Board) player that has the Two Knight's Defence in their repertoire knows that 6...Nxc3 [1.e4 e5 2.Nf3 Nc6 3.Bc4 Nf6 4.d4 exd4 5.0-0 Nxe4 6.Nc3 Nxc3! 7.bxc3 d5] gives Black a very comfortable and easy to play game, there is no need to get into all the messiness of 6..dxc3 unless you are playing correspondence chess or analysed the position beforehand. Please do not mislead your general audience into believing that all these rubbishy gambits have a future beyond blitz & bullet, tell them the truth that this stuff is only for those that play for fun and not for improvement. I saw your matches in the IM Not A GM Speed Chess Challenge and you didn't dare play any of the foolishness you often promote in streams against your peers of equal strength.
Some aspiring and inexperienced players browse these streams, see that you are an IM playing this stuff and get the impression that these weird & wacky gambits are to be taken seriously, you should remind and advise them that you are simply providing entertainment and having fun but objectively this is not the way to go if they want to raise their playing strength. Be a trustworthy source of chess information.
I've been playing it for years in online blitz. Both nxc3 and nd6 on move 6 or 7 are very decent for black. Dxc3 is very compliced and is pretty poor choice from a practical perspective.
damn, you must be a fun guy to be around
@@vladmatos634 Very fun, with the added bonus that now you know the truth and can use it to your advantage. 😁
Having pleasure that you have 103k subscribers
Your UA-cam comments are so much better than Twitch chat 😁
¿Quienes vinieron por Andrés?
it has alot of tactical similarities to the latvian gambit that made me fall in love with playing the black side of e4 e5 Nf3 f5 Nxe5 Nc6 Qh5+ g6 Nxg6 Nf6 Qh3 hxg6 Qxh8 with Kf7, d5 and Bg7.. that was when i was young and very tactical lol
Greetings Eric. Could you please do a video on how to defeat the London System? I do know the london is your favorite opening so I would love to see, from your perspective if there's a way to stop it.
May be a good game upcoming on this. He played against the london on twitch last night and went into some great detail on options. If you can't wait, you could check out his vod on twitch for 7/6/2020. I can't quite remember how long into the stream it was, but it was a really fun stream all around.
@@surrender9001 Oh great news. Sadly these days I don't have much time to watch streams, so I stick with UA-cam videos. Thanks for the info, I'll definitely check it out.
You had it. You needed to take the knight with your queen early in the game. Then check. After that, you keep the king pretty much in check the rest of the game until mate. You don't allow black to develop at all even at the expense of giving up material.
It's amazing just how much fun it is watching you play, Eric :)
9:57 I v much want to see "Dubious Alekhine: Nxf7!"
I know that one, look up alekhine defense larsen variation, Fischer vs Larsen and you should find it
Please stop making this gambit more popular !!! LOL :)
After 11. Kf7 why not Ng5+? After Kg8 you can play Ne6 or something, queen has to go to e8 or else you capture the bishop and then the knight with your queen. If Qe8 you can play something like Nc7
Instead of Qe8, after which Nc7, it is better to just move the knight on e7 which forces the capture of the bishop. This causes some trades which take the pressure away from black's king - that pressure is the primary advantage that white has in the position as black has to play very precisely to avoid mate. After the trades, black can develop and all of the compensation for the gambitted pieces is gone - black just has a crushing material advantage.
In contrast, Bg5 keeps that pressure, and forces black to keep defending very precisely.
GCook comin' in HOT at the end! Can we get some UA-cam likes for GCook, pumping up the comments section!!!!!
You have such a great and refreshing personality.
Chess!
5:13 - 5:22
I thought I was watching Eric Rosen, not The Great Carlini.
All joking aside, a game between the two players I mentioned would be so much fun to watch. Even more so if the Coffee Chess trash talk is included.
Been watching tons of your videos but i only sub today. I’ve never felt so guilty my whole life 😆
"Yeah it's great to live" LOL
Ug! I had such high hopes for you!
I hope you continue to study this Eric!
Was fun to watch but I think you should've just took the queen with Castle. Keep it up your videos are super fun to watch I love it 💪💯
How do you do that? Moving you on live streaming. Can you tell me the software you are using? Boss Eric rosen... Hail Eric
he still looks cool even when loosing! a display of class, well just my admiration!
Alguin que llego del enlace de andrez ?
Haganse presentes xD 👇👍🤣
Lasker: when u find a good move search fr better one
Eric : when u see a cool move search for cooler one
Le Lasker to Eric( frm heaven): this looks like my dialogue 🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨🤨
Always have high hopes for rosen
Instead of knight d7, knight g7 would've had scary potential
Hi Gcook and everyone else in Twitch chat!
6.. Nd6 is a really simple refutation for black
This is what I like to see
Thanks G cook
What a time to be alive.
Rosen gambits
We want more long content on UA-cam. Twitch is hard to stream To TV as I need to link my phone. Or get new TV... Love your content....
It's great to live for sure
That was really great opening >':
goated gambit
Eric can you post with higher volume pls. On mobile you can never be to loud.
Eric the chessbase would be amazing
it's funny how you do homer simpson noises when you make a mistake. "AAAAAH!" "DOOOOH!"
Anyway, funny exotic gambit but as a filthy beginner i'll stick to my London or Queen's gambit :p
The scotch gambit is good, also try the sicillian dragon
This was my best Nakhmanson Gambit variant and my favourite.
Let me know what you think.
1. e4 e5 2. Nf3 d6 3. d4 Bg4 4. Bc4 c5 5. dxe5 dxe5 6. Bxf7+ Kxf7 7. Qxd8 Nf6 8. Nxe5+ Kg8 9. f3 Bh5 10. O-O a5 11. g4 Be8 12. Nc3 b5 13. g5 Nh5 14. Nxb5 Bxb5 15. Qd5#
The "nah, come on son" gambit
LOL
It's great to live 🙌😂
"Nice time to be alive"
Like si quieres otra partida vs Andres Guerrero 0:57
Does anyone know what software he's using at the end of the video, please? I'm interested.
4:25 why did I find this so funny
Petition for the word venomous to be pronounced "Veno Moose"
I did have high hopes for you
Are the best moments in any (professional) sport those such as a sincere take back given!!?? 4:40
6:25 why black did not move the rook to b8
at this point The Nakhmanson Gambit is owned by Jonathan Schrantz
Why didnt you do knight g6 and pin rook and bishop and his knight can't attack cause of your bishop pin??
Thanks foe this and other videos btw
Excelent
After rook e4, knight f5 was a move
Let's go Zolpi Gambit
Why not knight g6 instead of c6? Just wondering maybe the knight didn't need to die like that 😅
I just saw a position like this in a coffee chess game between kai and someone
I like playing it out of the Italian 2 knights. Because they’re hoping I’ll fried liver them and then I give them 2 pawns, a knight and a bishop.
Confusing the audience.
Is this a more consistent Jerome Gambit variant? Both sac 2 pieces off the start
You must castle first before you take with the bisho
Eric, how do you set up files in Chessbase? Does that require a subscription, or is there a way for anyone to set that up?