Jettisoning Jetlag on Titled Tuesday

[@ununu242]

My inner Eric only says "what to do.." because I often have no idea.

[@adhinegoro7144]

what to do..

[@ketsuakagi5646]

I don’t hear Eric narrate my chess but I do find myself using his common terms or sayings while playing. Like “oh no my queen” or “the pawns are smiling” etc

[@DroCaMk3]

1:16:25 Oh God, you blundering the pawn and opponent blundering the rook was an emotional rollercoaster.

[@jetsyrup481]

I definitely use Rosenisms since watching the speedrun series. "I think I'll be happy to..." "Let's continue development here." "I think I just win a piece in this line."

[@thetree1994]

To jettison jetlag just jump into jammie’s for a jiffy and journey into dreamland.

[@danhegner7410]

I definitely follow Eric’s thought patterns now when playing my own games. Also, I have learned to be calm during blitz games. Thanks Eric!

[@bigsluggy]

03:28 - Yes, I just hear "oh no" on repeat.

[@MusicPlaylistsChannel]

3:28 I hear a voice saying "there's a funny line" whenever I'm calculating something

[@josiahstone2887]

Yeah I definitely use your language to help me break down my own positions. It actually helps me alot.

[@tommyfiendo]

Ah, perfect way to start the day.

[@chessguru900]

I wonder how many tuesdays are there in a week? Today is sunday and this video was uploaded 4 hours ago. It is now 8pm in UK

[@oraz.]

I hear Hikaru saying his self commentary phrases in my head.

[@robmcdonald7819]

T I 100& narrate my chess games with your voice in my head. I'll be analyzing a position and hear out of nowhere 'oh theres a funny line'

[@josepherhardt164]

You don't even need a passport to get into Canada. A driver's license will do. Of course, you WILL need a passport to come back, so there's that. :) 3:09 World Champion Stalemaster! OTOH, Eric, you never know when a mental gestalt will close, and how far you can go. :) First game: I think this is the earliest I've ever seen an opponent resign on Eric.

[@nachirulo3870]

1:28:57 WOW I had the same expression in my face!!

[@cruetusnex]

I don't hear you narrating my games, and I watch you quite a bit. However, I don't know how to quickly identify chess notation, so my inner thoughts are never "knight e3", "bishop d3", etc.

[@ChessAndKungFu]

yes. eric rosen and ben finegold narrate all my games

[@thetransferaccount4586]

nice lazy tuesdau

[@b0kkeee]

You could also play the Cabbage

[@armwrestlingfan6804]

How is winner decided when you scored equal points?

[@seanhunter111]

The Buchholz system is the first tie break, then there are various other tie breaks after that.

[@khalfn]

1:55:38 Eric stumbles into the problem of calling an attack on three pieces a triple fork. Then an attack on two pieces is a double fork, one less than triple, but that's just a fork! So maybe attacking three pieces is only a double fork in the same way a double hat-trick is four goals/wickets/feats (one more than three). Or perhaps, to retain the definitions of a triple fork and a regular fork, it's an attack on three different pairs of pieces (e.g. KR, RQ, QK), so three different forks and thus a triple fork. In this case, it's only possible to have a regular fork (1 fork, 2 pieces), a triple fork (3 forks, 3 pieces), a sextuple fork (6 forks, 4 pieces), a decuple fork (10 forks, 5 pieces) etc. That is n choose 2, where n is the number of pieces attacked. Now I want to know what the largest (n-choose-2)-uple fork could be!

[@cruetusnex]

If a fork is between two pieces, a double fork would be 4 pieces, and a triple fork 6 pieces! So when you fork 3 pieces it would be a 1.5x fork... right?

[@tylermfdurden]

Think about a fork that you eat with. If it has 3 tines you'd call it a triple-fork, 2 tines is a double fork. If it has 1 tine then it's not a fork, it's a spike.

[@XVRMEDIA]

No no no no no no no 😂😂😂

[@carlo6420]

Fix your sleep schedule Eric