Fighting against the Qd8 Scandinavian
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- čas přidán 17. 01. 2019
- In this video, I try to take down John Bartholomew's favorite opening.
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Most intetesting start I've seen in some time! Thanks for sharing. You're quickly becoming one of my favorite chess content creators.
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@@eric-rosen is this joining hand emoji in America also ??? Usually this custom of joining hand is in India and neighboring countries.
OMG I was completely confused in the last minutes searching for your videos while typing Eric Hansen, I'm such a idiot, and asking myself why he is so different, it isn't him HAHAHA
LOL it happen to me too!!
Eric, have you seen the video about 4D chess from Allen pan? It's so insane XD any thoughts about it?
Have you and John Bartholomew ever done a dual commentary type match? You should!
15:55 clutch pre-move cancel
26:00 "but Chrome ironically took up too much CPU usage" LOL
Did he just say Patrick JMT?!?! That is the most interesting opponent u've played ever. I love that guy!
Can you do some variations on the Bird opening? I can’t seem to get a hang of it.
It isnt really a good opening thats maybe why try play english if you want to play an alternative from d4 and e4
henk de tank it’s perfectly fine if you play at lower ratings. Just memorize lines and play the opening every time you get white and your knowledge in the opening will make up for it being a not very good opening.
It is fine for all ratings. nothing wrong with it, Carlsen recently defeated even Kramnik with it in a serious game.
This is how the rosen anti Qd8 skandi was born and created...
1:25 Bc4 Better move. Pripering little tarp and developing piece
kinda suspicious - he's thinking after you took his knight... 15:40 (he has one move - to capture back) it's almost as if he was using a... but...no, that's impossible! (You forgot about Kd6, but this 1900+ player did not! what a champion!)
This user still exist... 2022 July 12.
16:29 imagine you have a bluetooth mouse and the battery runs out and opponent just moved with a pawn xD
Should’ve played Nb5 one move earlier
curious why not Qg5 in place of taking the bishop? would that not have won your bishop for black?
27:57 Eric, why is h3 a key move, what happens if the bishop just retreats to h5, how do you punish that?
6. h3 Bh5 7. g4 Bg6 8. Ne5 is very annoying for black. white is threatening h4-h5. if black plays h6 to give the bishop a cubby hole, then Nxg6 fxg6 is terrible kingside pawns.
@@mrengler1 would you just long castle after that? Seems like your kingside would be unsafe for your king
This is a pretty fun position - it looks a lot like the Ryder Gambit. It's dubious, but you can probably find the ideas you need to play in this by studying that a little bit.
Eric Im a fan Ive learned a lot from u, that said Id loveeeee to see u play John Bartolemew in a Qd8 Scandi.....challenge him, that would make for great tv......or online?!?
Great youtube I guess
@@iwnl_vale touché
John and Eric are the two best chesstubers!
I would have won the 1st match Eric because there was the option of giving check with queen instead of bishop. Also I can target your rook as black and play for advantage 😀💪👌👍
Qb4+ c3 then what?
Seb AZAR then Qb5 and the knight is gone! No? So the putting the knight on b5 doesn’t work, or I am missing something ?
@@guillaume7119 There is a bishop that can grab the queen after thay
you should verse john in a blitz match
The only way I fall asleep tbhh
@ 15:30 why not night D5?
Rosen for GM
waht aobut bb5 instead of bd3
Queen takes on d4 is too dangerous for black. Simple development with e6 and when
White long castles then Bb4 is better.
At move 9 you could have castled, then knight b5, bishop b5 check also attacking the queen with your rock... But there is probably a big chance that he would have seen that
13:01 What's wrong with Qc8?
Bd6xBb4 losses the bishop
What about Qg5+?
@@jacobeisberg3731
Yeah, I saw this. Possibly perpetual I think.
i think that mr rosen had misplaeyd the game somehow thxx for teh cute game thxx
Knight b5 was winning for black...
Yeah when he played it, after black played e6 its a -3 evaluation. But on the previous move when he was originally going to play it (immediately after Qxd4) it was winning
@@psymon3823"But on the previous move when he was originally going to play it (immediately after Qxd4) it was winning"
If it is, you're going to have to demonstrate the winning line. Stockfish only gives a +0.6-0.8 evaluation at depth 30 and higher after 8...Qxd4 9. Nb5, with 9... cxb5 being it's recommended move for black. Still enough for the advantage that Eric claimed white can get with the pawn sac.
@@synchronium24 right so the stockfish line after cxb5 is
10. Bxb5+ Nbd7
11. Qxb7. Rd8
12. Bc7 Qd4+
13 Qxd4 Nxd4
14 o-o-o. A6 - (note if black plays the obvious Nxf7, then white will still be able to equalize by rexapturing the knight, taking on d8 and taking twice on d7)
15. Bc6 Nc5
16. Bxd8 Kxd8
17. Rxd7+ Nxd7
18. Rd1. Material is now even, and white gets back his piece with far a superior development. In fact all all pieces black developed have vanished and whites two remaining pieces have infiltrated.
@@psymon3823 Thanks.
" Material is now even, and white gets back his piece with far a superior development. In fact all all pieces black developed have vanished and whites two remaining pieces have infiltrated."
While this is all true, the engine still does not seem convinced it's winning. Black is able to free his pieces from the back rank without further loss of material (beyond white winning back the d7 knight), trade rooks, and go into an opposite colored bishop endgame (tend to be drawish) a pawn down. It's plausible that it's winning, but far from clear.
@@synchronium24 just looked further and youre right, although white is up a connected passed pawn, with proper defense black can stop white from making progress. Pretty drawish, but if anyone can win the endgame its white.
2 pieces and a rook are better han a queen
Depends on the position of the king you have,an open king is easy to target by the queen
10.Nb5 was an outright blunder which gives Black decisive advantage. You gotta work on those calculation skills Eric.
Yes and no
says who?
texan2013 the engine
Ya, he was going to much off of memory. 9. Nb5 (one move earlier) would've given white an advantage, but one move makes all the difference.
This black guy is playing as if I started learning Chess. Don't think this match had a quality defence Eric.
Instead of pawn c6 knight c6 would have been better. It develops pieces and takes care of open D file. Eric you are my Chess Guru 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Lool Kc6 drops the knight to Bb5 (c6 is the best move)