I was spacing out and forgot what type of channel I was on and then suddenly I heard, "Finally started to beat my dad thanks to you", and I'm like excuse me what?
Actually, there was still a way to cover that up, but even so, white would have to, like, activate totally passive mode, and you would win the position easily.
And if you play pawn captures d4 first the dark square bishop ist not protecting the pawn, so the fork does not work. But as he said, the knight sack is just a more fancy way to trade down. He could have just played pawn captures first and trade down this way
I don't think they're bragging; just giving him an idea of what level they're at. You wouldn't necessarily give the same advice to both a 1000 beginner and a 2000 that are both looking to improve. In my experience, 1400s need to focus on not hanging their pieces and not walking into easy to spot tactics more than anything else.
@@ym276 yes. 1400 on Lichess, not FIDE. At 1400 FIDE, I'd say they need to focus their calculations more on how to exploit the weaknesses in their opponent's position and simultaneously defend their own weaknesses.
I was spacing out and forgot what type of channel I was on and then suddenly I heard, "Finally started to beat my dad thanks to you", and I'm like excuse me what?
That moment when you realise you're more powerful than your Dad.
Eric would love to see a stream where you go into the morra line with Esserman. That would be epic!
Bob Ross donation was accurate keep it up Eric
I thought that was yasser seirawan
Would love to see them both play into each other’s gambit lines
10:27 "Let's play Qd7" *Plays Qh5*
Let's go!!! Hate missing your love streams.
Marc is a scion, he knew it was a draw 30 moves ago
feels like every game of yours is nerve wracking, always down on time XD
finally i've been asking for this
Afraid of the morra
I don't play the Sicilian but if I did, I wouldn't play it against Marc either. The guy has beaten Super GMs with the Morra
4:57 if Rb1 b6, why can't white play e5?
from chess book e6 is niszmo and d5 is with nc6 its d5
Hey, nice video, keep it up. Man!
Relatively rapid chess arena lol
the CEO of chill
13:48 why didnt you take on c2 ? Pawn fork after that pinning the queen to the two pawns
It gives white perpetual. Qd8 Kg7 Qf6
Seems like you should have picked off the white pawns but you chose not to for some reason.
If anyone is Bob Ross of chess it's Yasser.
clearly esserman is the better player, he saw the draw in move 10
Sorry to say this Rosen, but what's been happening? G5 here was sure win, the queen was totally out of any defensive role, and your win would be easy
Actually, there was still a way to cover that up, but even so, white would have to, like, activate totally passive mode, and you would win the position easily.
G5 followed by queen F5, then QxC2 would be beginning of the party.
Nice game
I love your videos. They're way better than bens ... Hes too greedy and not very funny ..
2:49 Why did he sack his knight for no apparent reason when he could have just moved it back to safety with the same effect and just be up a piece?
Who could have moved the knight back and be up a piece?
If you move the knight back it does not work. White would just push his d pawn and not allow e takes d4.
And if you play pawn captures d4 first the dark square bishop ist not protecting the pawn, so the fork does not work. But as he said, the knight sack is just a more fancy way to trade down. He could have just played pawn captures first and trade down this way
@@davejackson2390 Ok yeah I can see that now
4:26
Why are you living in a screen
is that the earth from kurzgesagt?
Why is everyone bragging about having 1400 rating?
I don't think they're bragging; just giving him an idea of what level they're at. You wouldn't necessarily give the same advice to both a 1000 beginner and a 2000 that are both looking to improve. In my experience, 1400s need to focus on not hanging their pieces and not walking into easy to spot tactics more than anything else.
@@12jswilson You mean 1400 on lichess? 14oo elo players are actually pretty decent players
@@ym276 yes. 1400 on Lichess, not FIDE. At 1400 FIDE, I'd say they need to focus their calculations more on how to exploit the weaknesses in their opponent's position and simultaneously defend their own weaknesses.
A lot of people are under 1400
Hey r u gm yet
I admire your persistence. Your opponent played really lame chess.
First
You should have taken draw at the 1st go itself... Then the video would have been shorter ;)