Rosen's Awesome Miniatures | Games to Know by Heart - IM Eric Rosen

[@haritejanamala4595]

This guys knocks the ball out of the park.The quality of topics being covered are awesome

[@eric-rosen]

Glad you're enjoying it!

[@Destiny-hm3fy]

@@eric-rosen don't you have your own KZbin channel huh

[@eric-rosen]

@@Destiny-hm3fy These lectures were recorded before I was active on KZbin

[@Destiny-hm3fy]

@@eric-rosen wow you replied can't belive my eyes sir you are inspiration to a huge number of Indians, your lectures are super super helpful and helped me to learn a lottt, God bless you sir you are really working well . You made my day

[@StFido]

@@eric-rosen i

[@cuddlyzombiegames8056]

I'm really enjoying Rosen's lectures - they are direct, practical and perfect for my level (beginner with aspirations LOL)

[@eugeneng2574]

CuddlyZombieGames same goes here

[@carldawson1]

Amazing content, perfect amount of depth, tangential lines and analysis to keep new players interested and learning efficiently. Although if I've gleaned anything watching CCSCSL videos is that Arjun is to be feared, do not play Arjun, he knows all the lines.

[@Jealod24]

“The first game I played many years ago. I was 15.” It’s hard to believe in this vid Eric is only 23yr old. Many years ago is a bit of a stretch though, lol. Great vid. Glad to see your channel doing well.

[@Aizen343]

High quality lecture. I will try Budapest for this and open my d4 defenses with black after study it.

[@eric-rosen]

Thank you! Best of luck!!

[@Aizen343]

Eric Rosen, and i like your attention to us in the channel. That really improves the bonds and help the casual listeners to subscribe and get to know better the classes and the game. Thanks for that.

[@losyart]

After 15 minutes of lecture i could already say that i like the guy and how he is handling this lecture very instructive and calm style i love it

[@TrondArneAusdal]

Th guy teaching seems so nice. And a good teacher. I like!

[@DigitalicaEG]

I love his lectures, very well spoken and prepared.

[@pimppenguin511]

omg that sweater

[@schmoozingkaboodle5405]

Yup, must be a Christmas present from Granny, 😝👎

[@ghostkmn5990]

Schmoozing Kaboodle it looks good dude you can’t hate on Eric for that awesome sweater 😃

[@AnonPax]

I really like the vibe of these videos!

[@danagboi]

Excellent lecture. As a chess learner and enthusiast I can honestly say that this channel has taught me more than any other on the 'tube. Akobian and Rosen in particular. Many thanks.

[@dustincombs497]

So thankful for the new lecture I really enjoyed the previous one. Thanks Eric!!

[@eric-rosen]

You're welcome!

[@mahmoudeliwa111]

Great lecture, Eric. Very instructive, very useful. Hope we're seeing more from you. Thanks.

[@AzureKite]

Thank you for the video! I love Rosen's lectures. Really happy to learn of this channel, really rekindled my early teenager love for chess.

[@nighthawk82]

You can see how he's enjoying to give this lecture x) Good stuff.

[@phuckcoocle6316]

Arjun is growing fast as a chess player. I remember just yesterday he was ~1100 kid, now he is like 1535 and finding good moves that I can't see!

[@jakejoiner5753]

Who is this Arjun kid? He seems to always have insightful answers

[@brandons483]

Excellent videos! Keep them coming. Eric is an great instructor!

[@albertocoscarelli3642]

Excelent job. I don't miss any of your videos.

[@matejzajacik8496]

These videos are just great! Thank you a lot!

[@ganadeepansubramaniam2575]

Everytime Eric puts up a perfect lecture.. Thanks alot.. Enjoying as well as improving..

[@manuprasadr8697]

I love chess and i play a lot online. But unfortunately I’m weak in basics. Sometimes I win and loose. But thank god, fortunately i found your channel. You have changed my view on chess and now I’m learning something. The quality of your videos are outstanding. Thank you Eric. Love from Kerala ❤️

[@jackismname]

Learn end games! Read through silman’s endgame book

[@thekylehansenm11]

Eric's introduction in this video is great!

[@jjiacobucci]

You are a great teacher, Eric. Thank you !

[@zoz0boy]

Such a good vibe in the interaction with the students. I felt as if i was in there !

[@harekrishnahareram5066]

Lovely superb unthinkable realistic Explanation

[@TheErdnuss007]

i like this guy

[@eric-rosen]

I like this comment

[@top-s1mple426]

@@eric-rosen LMFAO

[@top-s1mple426]

@@eric-rosen yooo

[@125conman]

What a great guy. So happy he's a streamer.

[@98Impossible]

Great video and great games!

[@pk-fi1ok]

Eric, I want you to know that I do enjoy your lectures a lot. All of you frrom SL seem to be cool people. Keep up! Similarly to your great lesson about the London system (I have been using it for more than one month now, beating players ranked 200 - 300 higher than me) I cannot wait to use Budapest this time! Thank you for your great work! (I might be back with some good news soon, lol... I mean good for me at least :)))

[@armandog4u]

Guys, at 48:30 after bishop takes bishop on C3 and black moves rook on E8, can't white just move the bishop on the E5 square? blocking the rook atacking the qeen, he is also protected by the pawn and queen.

[@rodneygreenwell7620]

Yes he can

[@lecobra418]

Rosen's never fails to deliver! I'm currently in a downward spiral, I'm kinda hovering at my current rating and I've now decided it was the good time to completely lay off playing chess to focus exclusively on theory, I have decided to learn at least a master game by heart everyday, do my tactics and endgames and perhaps a bit of opening theory as well. I will try to hold this regiment for at least two month, because I need to take a break from chess while not really taking a break from it, I want to improve. Pretty happy to saw I did see c1 was the way to go as black and see Qe2 was losing the queen.

[@brandonanderson5521]

love this video.

[@cameronhendricks5967]

At 43:56, while I understand that highlighting Ne5 for instructional purposes was best, chess can't advance without backseating. So, just wanted to say that engine prefers Rxa1

[@MrShakes77]

Love when I try the trap and opponent plays the exact line of the video on the first try. Got the 8 move budapest mate, thanks Eric!

[@jamesdreier2268]

Maybe one reason these Eric Rosen lectures are so successful is that they appeal to a pretty wide range of levels. I think a 1300 can appreciate a whole lot of the content, but there's also plenty that an 1800 can learn from.

[@ArslanShahh]

Fresh and Energetic Lecture!

[@אלישמילוביץ-פ5ס]

Fine lecture I was enjoed

[@AgentSmith911]

It's surprising how few know that Budapest gambit trap

[@JuanMamian]

We were sitting down and thinking for most of the game. -Eric Rosen This sounds like the introduction to a very dramatic chess game!

[@allafleche]

Eric does the best job teaching.

[@Zamppa86]

Very nice lecture! I really liked the pace and keeping on topic here with some minor jokes and laughs. I also like Finegold's and Seirawan's lectures but I think they have too much jokes and chitchat in them. This one had just the right amount :)

[@kiranfhh9059]

awesome video ..but please tell when will u get yassir and akobian ????????????????????????????????

[@bradysnuggs3807]

IM Rosen is an ace instructor.

[@eggman969]

Eric handles the little know it all brats with grace, lol.

[@deanarond5264]

It's funny how things can change so much from one game to the next! Here he is rated under 2200 and beats a Grandmaster quickly with Black. His next game was the 1st round of the Illinois Open where he was announced as Illinois' newest Master. He had White in his 1st round game against little old me, and he was already in trouble after just 9 moves!! But, he was the better player and eventually won anyways!!

[@ChessJourneyman]

Want a cookie?

[@suyashpandya9502]

a must watch lesson...

[@TheBreadBasketOfficialOfficial]

I may have been like this as a kid, but I hate that know it all in the class. « I knew that » « I saw that too » « I would’ve played that »

[@mskcrc]

I like Finegold's irreverence and Hansen's temper, but Rosen is so thoughtful.

[@parthtalsania584]

Who is Arjun? Can you please show him once in the video? I have heard his name a lot of time in your videos. I don't remember the names of GM, but I do remember Arjun and would like to see him.

[@KariArgillander]

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[@SoulreaperWE]

48:33 - Should white O-O-O instead Qg4??

[@satyendrathakuria2034]

Very nice

[@MacCarell]

46:30 why not Queen e8

[@yuvibitter]

48:25 he actually has time to capture the bishop because after Rook e8 he can go Bishop e5

[@rodneygreenwell7620]

I just watch the video today for the first time and I said the exact same thing Eric is actually wrong he can and would take the bishop and still block the Rooks check

[@akshitkukreti]

At 12:40 , what if he plays king to D3?

[@eric-rosen]

Bc4+ looks pretty strong. Then if Kc3 Bb4+!

[@Toaster_luvin]

Looking for a opening against queens pawn opening, thanks

[@pellepedersen7614]

whats the song used in the intro?

[@carterjaquette5246]

31:53 does Knight e1, king g1, Knight D3 work? It forks the queen and rook

[@shillhuntingseason9707]

At 43:44 wouldn’t the best move be rook e1 Instead of Knight e5

[@eccky1897]

Nice sweater, man! Loved the video.

[@tbone7491]

Learned a lot if chess fundamentals.

[@lonewolf42923]

Damn, you gave away some of my secret openings here, hopefully not so many will see this video :p Tho, on 43:40 I usually go for Re1, trade the black queen and keep the black bishop trapped, actually white is down on material but has initiative, but white sometimes fail to convert so I will consider more your line.

[@Uerdue]

44:39 I wonder what black's thought process was like...: "Yeah, Converting the extra rook & pawn can be tough... as we all know, rook & pawn endings can be pretty drawish after all. After Bxd4 however, the 2 connected passers are surely gonna win the game."

[@GeorgeAlexanderOz]

Last miniature: After 10. Bc3: Re8 is not winning the Queen because of 11.Be5. Therefore 10. ... Nc3: first. After 11. Qg4+ Kd6.

[@moszkowski]

Exactly what I was about to write...

[@plutodust]

8:28 that was the worst sound ive ever heard

[@bochum123123]

48:25 why does Re8 win the Queen? White can play Be5 can´t he?

[@michaele.2583]

Budapest is nice, problem is, you cant force it, if opponent plays knight f3 at the beginning, you never get Budapest-gambit, so good if you know another opening too.

[@wowyaywowyaywow]

Aw, my new favorite lecturer is wearing a nice fair isle sweater.

[@HuefulPhoenix]

48:30 how does rook wins a Queen after Be5

[@MaxiHartlieb]

Its your bishop that can go on be5. Enemies bishop can only go to be3 (which isn't possible cuz it's pinned).

[@rodneygreenwell7620]

@@MaxiHartlieb No white Bishop on ( D2 ) can capture black bishop on C3 48.25 ( Black Rook is on H8 ) then and only then can black Roock can move to E8 giving white bishop time to move to E5 and block Rook capturing white Queen on E2.

[@vinnyhigg]

After ng4 what about e4

[@eoghan.5003]

This guy's good... maybe he should start streaming or something

[@DoomRater]

Should I be a little scared I just saw "Black plays F6" as a good move? "Finally got a case of F6!"

[@elijahbachrach6579]

I hope putting kids in chess doesn’t always make them like the kid at 3:05

[@ImGloomie]

what does the kid say? I can't quite hear him ;-;

[@elijahbachrach6579]

Brendan “I just.. (unclear) ..something like, I know.” I take it that this young man interrupted his lecturer only in order to say “I already knew that.” To which the lecturer responds “ok, you know” and then moves on. Is it more important to let the lecturer speak uninterrupted, or to let everyone know that “I knew that already.” I’m sure that kid is very very bright, but a wise man holds his peace and doesn’t make his own intelligence everyone else’s business.

[@tmr68.]

I mean its clearly just a young kid and eric had earlier asked them if they knew the opening. He just realized he knew it a little slower but wanted to answer the question.

[@kundanmergu9559]

You know that the famous pose for Eric Rosen in a photo is him holding the coffee cup and drinking it.

[@Uerdue]

Steinitz would be proud... :D

[@dyssemiamoeba718]

And now I'd like to see Ben Finegold featuring himself in the legends series.

[@chakaula8642]

Trick, trick, trick... hate that STRATEGY(?)

[@PastorWilliamBarhorst]

What chess program is Eric Rosen using when he teaches?

[@eric-rosen]

ChessBase!

[@StevenLudmon]

Does anyone know what software he is using to demo the game?

[@STLChessClub]

The GMs use Chessbase.

[@benjaminphillips9453]

Apparently Howard Stern plays the Budapest with some success, but I think the most famous Budapest disciple is still Trickymate

[@elspethcansdale5414]

Eric Rosen is the best!

[@eric-rosen]

[@deadlysilent7120]

@@eric-rosen how do i recieve notifications from your twitch streams i keep missing out Really wanna see you play live

[@jasonbraun3149]

Good lecture but I started laughing when he stopped to as if anyone had heard of John Fedorowicz. I guess I started playing before most of the attendees were born.

[@chevronstyle2562]

Argean is an answering machine?

[@peterfulop2078]

I live in Budapest

[@Exayevie]

Sweet! I move like a grand master! 12:42

[@chieffanLJ27]

18:48 this was on my reddit front page today lol

[@V8SupersQirreL]

First time i saw him - hmm- second time - ok third time - this guy is really sympathic! And he knows, what he is saying! Took some time to say - i like his videos!

[@developersfox]

Anyone else notice Yasser's young photo at the wall ? :D

[@godfreyofbouillon966]

If you just started this video jump to 15:20, pause, analyze the position and enjoy one of your biggest WTF moments in chess ever :)

[@neueraeightyeight8019]

why?

[@cIiffe]

Neuera eightyeight because it’s hilarious

[@koroshabdoli1739]

Eric ?

[@sage5296]

31:12 windmill? More like win-mill!

[@mikeryckman3120]

How is it checkmate;the pawn can take it

[@jorymil]

The first game seems like the GM version of scholar's mate! You can't just pawn storm and get away with it, even against a lower-rated player. I beat someone 800 points higher rated than me this way.

[@Sarah-no7lv]

On writing this 1498 people have walked into the Budapest trap on lichess

[@repacharge431]

Who else here knows damn well that they won't remember any of these games, despite this lecture being called "games to know by heart"?

[@NikhilKumar-if8qr]

Arjun is going to be a GM someday... Rawwwrr Arjun... :)

[@KiroSave]

I believe in last example he can take bishop because he can block ur rook with that bishop simply....

[@eric-rosen]

My mistake! After white plays Bxc3, black should play Nxc3 with the threat of Re8. This line still wins a piece for black.

[@KiroSave]

that was not that obvious, and there also would be a white move so that was not so clear, but thx

[@hosky3073]

Rosen > Finegold. Yeah, I said it.

[@abdullahsameddemir8170]

Very suspicious.

[@DoctorCelt]

Terrible!

[@CryOfTheLyrebird]

Frankly, ridiculous

[@simonfrohlich7766]

Fries!

[@muchagracios]

Patrick Hoskins raaaawr

[@AKM7GOATWOLF]

Is it just me or does the girl sound really jealous of Arjun?

[@deadlysilent7120]

Its just you

[@Sarah-no7lv]

Just you.

[@powerpug964]

Just you

[@elijahbachrach6579]

25:18 “I saw that” and she says “he didn’t see anything.” I see what you mean, but I don’t think she’s jealous. She might just be annoyed. Arjun gets a lot of attention from instructors, and this might have given him a big head. Nobody likes the person who feels the need to let everyone know that they are right all the time.

[@younis24de]

48:29 Actually, if Bxc3 then you just take back with the knight. If you play Re8 instead then white has Be5 blocking the attack and he survives.

[@kobbieamoah9025]

the girl in the 25:10 vid is iealous of always praising arjun pls reduce the way you treat him special

[@abhishekkj3662]

Kobbie Amoah well he is very good ..for his age.... but I got ur point