When you get a chance to En Passant (feat GothamChess)
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Everyone loves en passant. I dare anyone, say to my face that you won't make en passant move if you have opportunity. In this video GothamChess challenges regular en passant lover with a difficult life decision.
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It's not about making a good move... It's about sending a message.
is this a sovietwomble reference?
@@mrgodfather933 No, it's a chess meme
@@mrgodfather933 it’s a Batman dark Knight reference
@@nickwilson3499 Or Alpharad.
@@T.Gundham
no
The ultimate unspoken rule of chess: if you can en passant, you en passant.
r/anarchychess man I see here.
Honestly I have hung my queen a few times over en passant, about half the opponents missed
@Andrew Philemon Halim 1245041 en passant then calculate
@@corncobs calculate before
Bring in the calculator
When I was 1800ish on lichess I took via en passant, opening up a file for my opponents rook and got back rank mated in one. I still have vietnam flashbacks.
I once did an en passant without noticing that my Queen was hanging. I guess my opponent felt like they just saw some witchcraft bcos they didn't make a move for an entire minute and just ignored my Queen.
Lmaoo
When your opponent hangs a queen for the sake of playing en passant, it's just courtesy and respect to ignore the hanging queen for a turn. Anyone who says otherwise is probably some loser who calculates before they play en passant
When the opponent doesn't fall for your Botez Gambit :(
@@xland44 pain
@@alihasanaxe4936 Imaging not throwing away your plans when an en passant opens up...Petty little men.
He's not lying if en passant is legal it's like I'm suddenly playing checkers and I have to take.
en passent is forced for noobies like you and me
@@Hassan-zw9tb if I ever hung en passant I would immediately close my account
@@ttiop the microsoft crash got you
"I move my pawn two squares."
"Hah! I capture en passant!"
"Ok, I move my queen, checkmate."
"It was worth it!"
You fool you just activated my trap
This is chess, not Yugioh
@@alejrandom6592chess bends to anything once en passant is played.
En passant is too cool of a move to not play
Exactly. You cannot waste the chance to play it, even if it implies you loosing
What levy doesn't know is that En passant does massive psychological damage at those levels which is a permanent debuff for your opponent even in a new game.
Funny thing, this was exactly what happened in an OTB game from my childhood. I had successfully baited a guy to play en passant and get a draw from a completely lost position there. Turns out his desire to show how smart he is costs him half of the point.
winning is temporary en passant is eternal
He was smarter than you
He was smarter than u tho!En passant rules,we 1800s play it too even if the same thing happens!!!!!
Isn’t there a rule where you must resign if opponent resign
@@RitikRaj-qf6yp what
I WANT MORE OF THESE
i completely destroyed a guys confidence with an en passant discovered check.
if he hadnt resigned he wouldve had a mate in one
Same! Good shit!
That's funny. More often than that happening, I make people en passant me and then I take their pawn for free with my queen or bishop
The math here isn’t mathing.
If he was in check, how is it mate in 1?
@@hyperjank5129 Blocking the check and oppening a discovered attack on the opponent's king at the same time. You block the check and mate in the same move.
@@hyperjank5129Aside from what @Mateus-hq4ik pointed out, there are also other ways. Consider the following position:
- White: Ka4, Bd4, Pc5
- Black: Ka7, Qc3, Ra8, Re4, Nc8, Pc6, Pd5
- White to play
- En passant: d6
After 1. cxd6+, a discovered check from the bishop on d4, Black has 4 different ways to mate in 1, collectively covering the 3 different ways to get out of check:
1) Black can play 1... Kb7# or 1... Kb8#, stepping out of White's check and unveiling a discovered checkmate from the rook on a8. White's bishop is pinned, so it cannot block the check.
2) Black can play 1... Nb6#, blocking White's check and checkmating White's king. Again, White's bishop is pinned, so it cannot capture the knight. Note that the blocking piece can itself be the piece that checkmates the enemy king.
3) Perhaps most straightforwardly, Black can play 1... Rxd4#, capturing the checking piece and delivering checkmate.
Now, yes, this is a pretty contrived and unrealistic position, but the point is that it is possible. The conditions for these kinds of situations to arise in a natural game may be rare, but nothing says that they can't happen.
En passant is like those really fancy foods that don’t taste that good but you eat anyway just because it’s too good to pass up on.
En passant is caviar.
My brain: Capture en passant.
Me: Why? That wouldn't help me at all?
Brain: You gotta.
My dad has played chess for about 5 years before I started playing and he didn’t even know en passant existed.
That's because either most players play to pass time and don't know what en passant is, or because the other players have a house rule to strictly forbid it. Everyone I played chess with, when I was a kid, did so with the most basic understanding of how to play. As a result, I didn't know about castling or en passant until I was about sixteen. Despite that, I had been playing with relatives since I was about seven.
It feels good to know that, in spite of my shortcomings, I managed to lose, draw, and then win against the person who taught me more about the nuances in chess. I learned more about chess in a single night than I did in nine years. Goes to show my level of comprehension is still lacking. I'm just glad I am a quick study, even though my interests pull me in other directions.
en passant is a fairly obscure rule that only comes up to discourage certain cheeky play patterns. You can easily play a bunch of chess and just never know the rule existed.
You missed the opportunity to tell him to "Google en passant"
As a 1000 elo player, I can confirm I do en passant every time regardless of consequences.
Not playing en passant on purpose is how you become a 2800 elo player
there's a reason r/anarchychess SUCKS at the game
Just played a game where I baited my opponent into playing en passant twice in the game. As a result he lost but hey, he got to en passant not just once, but TWICE in a game. So he basically won anyway.
Getting to play en passant twice truly is a win
One day some legend is going to rise from the ashes and play en passant checkmate. His ELO will rise above the stars through that one move and this magnificent game will survive for millennia.
Eric Rosen has posted a video of this happening in one of his games.
@@joeb4142 This thing has now been done and it was against Magnus Carlsen!
Out here acting like capturing en passant isn’t the entire reason I play chess
Ahh yes, the Boulder Gambit. A true classic.
It's the brick gambit
Not like only 900-1300 players, but EVERYONE plays en passant asap when it comes and it's fine as it is 😌
En passant is just too cool for a move.
Bruh you could be 9999 Elo player and by law, you have to do it.
even Carlsen or Nakamura?
@@Nimloth333 You defo haven’t seen the bong cloud incident
Levy doesn't know that en passant is enforced by a brick to the PIPI
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It's about "I know this rule. ARE YOU SURPRISED?"
I once had the option of taking en passant and loosing my queen, or moving my queen. Needless to say, after telling my opponent "I am a man of honor and principal", I took en passant... we both burst out laughing and he couldn't really concentrate for the rest of the game. I won despite effectively trading the queen for a pawn. No mater how bad a move is sometimes it is just better to play the player.
"Take the pawn"
"But why?"
*You have to*
ENPASSNT IS THE BEST MOVE EVEN IF YOU WILL GET CHECKMATED YOU NEED TO PLAY IT
I’ve always had this theory that
If a chess player that is aware of en passant gets an opportunity to play en passant, they will instinctively play en passant without thinking, no matter the consequences.
Yo, these are amazing. I never find this stuff so early, here before 100 subs, I have a feeling that number's gonna be rapidly climbing real soon.
thank you! i hope you are right! almost done with another one (chess related too) Later going to do some on another topics and memes too!
This blew up
4200 subs now
8k now 👍🏻
Unironically chess with a forced en passant rule would be really poggers
Funny enough, 90% of the time an en passant is available, it is also a decent move.
It usually isn't
The reason for that being is that unless at a reasonably high level the opponent wouldn’t expect it so they push their pawn not knowing it’s a blunder because of en passant
Best part about en passant is when your opponent is stupid and doesn't know what it is, and starts malding after they look it up.
I did an en passant that resulted in a compromised structure and I lost the game. No regrets because it pissed off my BIL
As soon as you learn about en passant, you can no longer resist when you saw one.
Levy needs to see this
JESUS you are underrated, I'm subbing right the hell now
I like how you illustrate Levy!
more of this please, awesome!
Me and my friend will intentionally make the worst moves for the chance of being able to shout en passant in a bad french accent
The most evil move:
en passant gambit.
You give your Opponent the option to en passant to move their pawn into a favorable position for you knowing they are unable to resist your trap 😂
Well yeah they don’t want a brick™ to be dropped on their PIPI
As a 1200 chess player, I can confirm that we En Passant just to look smart.
Then we lose.
Love GothamChess, good video, subbed
"En Passant is forced" - Garry Chess
As a wise guy once said:
"YOU SHALL NOT PASS!"
Vous ne pouvez pas passer*.
You shall not passent
En passant'ing an opponent is like rickrolling them in chess
We have million of relatives. But en passant in once in 20 matches
reminds me of one time i was watching someone playing chess and were in a losing position but instead of letting the loss play out decided to offer an en passant, making their opponent choose between a garanteed win and en passanting. they chose to en passant
im willing to lose the game if i can play en passant
this is underrated af u should get more views and subs
oh my goddd, levy is so gold!! i really love that he got more self-unconscious
Heh, jokes on you: that en passant just got me one step closer to winning my tontine.
It's not about what ELO the player has. They play en passant whenever it's available because they fear the brick.
Nice one as usual dude, keep doing them! Cheers from Spain
youtube algorithm is loving this. if this man makes daily content for 1 week. explosive growth
I love that animation
I love the animation.
There are two ways to guarantee a won match of chess. 1. Check mate the opponent. 2. En passant and the the opponent will be so blown away now how cool you are that he will resign.
The rock might drop on a relative if I take it, but the rock *will* drop on my pipi if I don't
I hate how accurate this is to me every time I see an opportunity.
I just like the winderful argument that starts whenever I play this against my friends. It goes along the lines of „stop making rules up you stupid fuck”
En Passant isnt a Choice.
Its a Necessity
Its like theyre forced to do it
These r so good! keep doing what ur doing, i love these
Damn, these animations are fire... keep up the good work g
Instantly subbed
en passant vs a complete noob OTB would be really funny. "no thats not a thing you're making up rules give me my pawn back"
I feel attacked. I will always en passant if my opponent gives me the option
As someone who learnt chess physically at school, en passant is something I only usually do when the other doesn't know the rule because when you both know it good luck in having that being a nice move, though as black is nice when you want to force the exchange instead of the 6 move
"They won't know what you are doing if you don't know what you are doing"
Sun Tsu, probably
en passant is note a great move mostly but it saves you from chess sadness or even worse depression
As an 800, I can confirm that if you don’t en passant, you resign immediately
It's the en passant gambit, make em play the en passant where it hurts them to do so
Correction: If white was say anywhere from 100 to infinity, it would've snap taken. Because people at this level knows that en croissant is forced and they have to play it no matter what.
these videos are very underrated!
i once won coz someone did en passant. thanks queen and bishop (with backup rook)
This is Lord's work
En passant is a must. Elo dropping? I don't care, just en passant.
Bro this was amazing I would love more of these😂😂 animation was great
My mind tells me no. But my body... My body tells me YEEEEES!!!
Not sure why but I feel like I stand alone here, I sit around 1200 and I feel a bit of the opposite. In fact I feel people will push a pawn giving me the option of En Passant on purpose with the assumption you mentioned, that I'll snap-reply with En Passant. I actually find great satisfaction in trying to find an alternative, and ignoring it, if I can.
En Passant is one of the most interesting chess moves, but for me, only fun and "cool" if I feel it actually works.
Once (no stakes involved) my opponent who I didn't know asked me "Is en passent forced?" before doing a pretty bad move, except of course en passent was forced and I blundered a pawn
I was playing a game the other day and I had an opportunity to en passant. If I did, it would ruin my entire checkmate plan. It took everything in me to take with my knight instead.
As a player within that elo range I can confirm
its the dopamine spike of chess what can I say
Yeah after seeing 4 of these videos from the recommendations, I think it's only fair that I take a hint from the youtube algorithm gods and subscribe
This is so good!
I saw a guy who en passanted and it caused him to get checkmated next move
Good job, this was very funny.
And yet, if you have a good move that can easily get crushed by an en passant, you will assume the other person won't see it and play that move
I don't like being called out like this
Omg ur drawing is so gooooddddddd, i'm here before ur channel gets a million subs
@@eternalplanet2485 I agree, but that's a really stupid argument. Every channel had low subs at some point, there are some large channels that stayed small-ish for years
@@eternalplanet2485 guess what, it got 2k subs in 2 days
Chess Players: We are simple people. When we can En Passant, we DEW IT.
I've got a correspondence game on the go, and I was contemplating a move that would allow my opponent to take en passant. When I realized it was massively winning for me if he took it, I made the move. Yet somehow I was surprised that he did it anyway. It truly is an automatic move.
And the thing about en passent is also that you hve the chance to do it only once
Give a man an en passant and he will resign from a match, but teach a man to en passant and he will play it for the rest of his life
im a simple man, if i can en passant i en passant
This is pure gold lmao
This is incredible
Never ending internal struggle in my head
1. Play as if my opponent will never en passant cause they probably don’t know the rule
2. Play as if my opponent will always en passant cause reasons in video
The urge to tell to the other player that you are smart enough to do en passant.
I had a player ask "What Happened" after I took his pawn en passant.