GM Eric Hansen Bird Speedrun | 800-1000

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Комментарии • 84

  • @D2BII
    @D2BII Год назад +27

    15:50. Everyone loves a windmill.

  • @johk2293
    @johk2293 Год назад +18

    That windmill was disturbing to watch

  • @saulanderson3492
    @saulanderson3492 Год назад +82

    Do really appreciate Eric and Aman, feel they’re in the small percentage of chess players who haven’t traded in their personality for their GM title

    • @fangiscool1
      @fangiscool1 Год назад +3

      Most GMs grew up at the chess board. Eric started playing relatively late

    • @cptnoremac
      @cptnoremac Год назад +3

      Eric, sure. Aman doesn't really have a personality. He's like a cardboard cutout.

    • @baseket2ball12
      @baseket2ball12 Год назад +27

      @@cptnoremac yeah right, Amans hilarious

    • @A51838
      @A51838 Год назад

      @@baseket2ball12 aman is decidedly not hilarious lol

    • @K_v_B
      @K_v_B Год назад +4

      @@A51838Wow it’s almost like what people find funny is subjective. I find Aman’s sense of humor to be funny as hell. One of my favorite clips from this channel is Eric being stoned and coming on stream to watch Aman play. Their back and forth makes me laugh every time I see it. _Look at the KOs on the walls_

  • @alastairm.4028
    @alastairm.4028 Год назад +3

    I love the brahs and all the things they do for chess. I think it's important for beginners and players between 1000 to let's say 1200, not to be discouraged when they play these openings and still lose. You have to remember that it's a 2900-3000 rated GM piloting these openings and they're not playing to lose. In any challenging position against a strong low rated opponent, their GM brains will kick in and they will grind out the position and get the win. Just wanted to remind the viewers

  • @michaelsurfingweb
    @michaelsurfingweb Год назад +13

    I been learning from this man. But this video made me laugh out loud more then once. Unreal. Thank you so much.

    • @gonzoghost
      @gonzoghost Год назад

      When that windmill kicked in, lmao

  • @antoinewashington8829
    @antoinewashington8829 Год назад +3

    Windmill must be the most frustrating thing to get caught in. I would've resigned as well.

  • @refilwemolefe5890
    @refilwemolefe5890 Год назад +2

    😂😂😂That guy will never play chess again😂😂😂 windmill I'm dead that one sent me bro

  • @tru3ly28izz4re
    @tru3ly28izz4re 6 месяцев назад +1

    Dude Eric, the windmill..... HAHAHAHHA that was hilarious

  • @sp1tez
    @sp1tez 6 месяцев назад +1

    That windmill would make me throw my laptop out of the window

  • @johndeaux8815
    @johndeaux8815 Год назад +2

    Thank you for teaching that trick with the rook and bishop, now I can disrespect my opponent while I stretch and premove

    • @alexmunene1857
      @alexmunene1857 10 месяцев назад

      and then lose 🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @salemtv5808
    @salemtv5808 Год назад +4

    problem with this channel is that Aman and Eric make it look easy cause they are in my opinion the top chess geniuses..i’m sure one of them will knock ding off soon and afterwards the championship will be locked for chessbrah to alternate…

  • @slkodngvkosneg170
    @slkodngvkosneg170 Год назад +5

    Your an awesome entertainer thank you Eric

  • @ngc5195
    @ngc5195 Год назад +2

    Watched this video then jumped in the pool and won 8 games in a row. It's all about having a calm and focused mindset

    • @charlespanache7047
      @charlespanache7047 Год назад

      Why stop at 8? With that calm and relaxed mindset you should have been able to hit GM with ease.

    • @ngc5195
      @ngc5195 Год назад

      @@charlespanache7047 Maybe not GM but I definitely play a lot better with it

  • @robertwillborn-campbell3623
    @robertwillborn-campbell3623 Год назад +4

    I'm willing to bet that if this stat existed (What move happens most before a resignation?), a queen forked by a night would likely net the highest amount of resignations.

  • @Sky-ns5dv
    @Sky-ns5dv Год назад

    name of that first tune you played? Gravy

  • @blonde22
    @blonde22 Год назад +1

    15:37

  • @SavageBeastism
    @SavageBeastism Год назад

    My man Eric looks like Ed from Ed, Edd, and Eddy 😂 nah jkjk Eric cool af

  • @kobz2862
    @kobz2862 6 дней назад

    16:25 bro that was just cruel

  • @markg2294
    @markg2294 Год назад

    Love the bird opening.

  • @alanjeremy
    @alanjeremy Год назад

    12:00 yeah its called that

  • @cptnoremac
    @cptnoremac Год назад

    57:36
    Why not win the bishop instead of trading?

    • @davislavmetal
      @davislavmetal Год назад

      he prob not taking it seriously and just likes checking

    • @cptnoremac
      @cptnoremac Год назад

      @@davislavmetal That's not consistent with his past behavior.

    • @bigboy2217
      @bigboy2217 Год назад

      Probably wanted to move the knight with some kind of force as clearance to being the queen in. You can win the bishop with a pawn move but then it takes more tempi to get the queen in after. Up a rook against no developed pieces with a bishop and queen is probably a faster mate, with no real risks for Eric anyway.

  • @PaulDormody
    @PaulDormody Год назад +4

    I've recently tried the "bird" with good results. Mostly wins but (as an 1800) I did draw vs. a 2000.

  • @erichuifitness
    @erichuifitness Год назад

    The windmill….

  • @3DxPOD
    @3DxPOD 5 месяцев назад

    Bro is such a bully 😅

  • @PlagueDemon6
    @PlagueDemon6 Год назад

    He's right it's called the Transvestite opening.

  • @druminjames119
    @druminjames119 Год назад

    Sub battles?

  • @SapientAlt
    @SapientAlt 11 месяцев назад

    1000 seems so hard, they play so well...

  • @claytonbenignus4688
    @claytonbenignus4688 4 месяца назад

    You do not have to do the Windmill when You had a Checkmate.

  • @3brenm
    @3brenm Год назад +1

    Check

  • @philljenner4045
    @philljenner4045 Год назад +4

    The transvestite?! 😂

    • @cz19856
      @cz19856 Год назад +1

      the old ginger gm videos playing the transvestite, I remember

  • @parsafakhar
    @parsafakhar Год назад

    i love birds

    • @Roboami
      @Roboami Год назад

      Who doesn't?

  • @ewoudflik4410
    @ewoudflik4410 Год назад

    @ 16:30 Schadenfreude

  • @plop010
    @plop010 Год назад

    not Eric blundering mate in 1 🙈

  • @CampQuestKaizen
    @CampQuestKaizen 7 месяцев назад

    By far my favourite chess video I've ever watched. Pure entertainment. Well done lad, real authentic personality.

  • @Alpacastan21m
    @Alpacastan21m Год назад +1

    Game at 13:50 was absolute entertainment.

  • @MarcFromBerryland
    @MarcFromBerryland Год назад +1

    Go Pooja

  • @modolief
    @modolief Год назад

    Huh ... I didn't know that Alistair Overeem roided up again.

  • @satyajeetswain8883
    @satyajeetswain8883 Год назад

    How in the funking hell the 800s don't blunder pieces against me..and play like GMs

    • @AProvvidenzaTG
      @AProvvidenzaTG Год назад +10

      You don't wanna hear this, but you're not playing good moves to put those 800s under pressure which causes blunders. 800s, 2000s, they all crumble under the pressure of the great moves that an Eric or an Hikaru makes. When you play good moves every move, like they do, they eventually blunder.

    • @D2BII
      @D2BII Год назад +7

      ​@@AProvvidenzaTG in the words of Aman: "every time you see a strong player play against your ELO, you always say you've never seen worse players...but what you HAVE to understand is that you're just as bad. Probably worse. This is like a mirror. You need to understand that."

    • @Rare_K_
      @Rare_K_ Год назад

      they do, but you miss the opportunity to capture the free pieces :)

    • @MrYounis26
      @MrYounis26 Год назад

      @@D2BII its a humbling experience, i used to think the same till i took a year break from chess and recently came back with fresh perspective and deadly counter attacking moves from years of tactic puzzles accumulated

  • @aingle4239
    @aingle4239 Год назад

    Panthers or knights

  • @mathesen
    @mathesen Год назад

    Hi eric

  • @hubbubbobbin
    @hubbubbobbin Год назад

    🎉

  • @GreenDayxRock1
    @GreenDayxRock1 Год назад

    Somehow it took me 30 minutes to realize that only games as white were being shown here.. what did Eric do as black??

    • @markg2294
      @markg2294 Год назад

      Because the bird opening is only white. The same move on blacks side is called a different opening, im pretty sure.

    • @GreenDayxRock1
      @GreenDayxRock1 Год назад

      @@markg2294 Sure sure sure. But what did Eric do? Is he only playing as white? Did he just play normally as black?

    • @Alpacastan21m
      @Alpacastan21m Год назад +1

      @@GreenDayxRock1yes he played like a normal GM as black

    • @vlada_janjanin
      @vlada_janjanin Год назад

      @@GreenDayxRock1 he played sicilian or something like that as a black and put it in other series.

    • @frafmaud
      @frafmaud Год назад

      ​@@GreenDayxRock1He played c6, now he his uploading those videos of Caro Kann speedrun

  • @jiggs8073
    @jiggs8073 Год назад

    Congrats on getting to 1000

  • @SoarLong
    @SoarLong Год назад +1

    Today i learned switching king and queen starting positions is called the transvestite. The more you know.

  • @bachirbouchenaki3554
    @bachirbouchenaki3554 Год назад

    noobs

  • @erixdoang1585
    @erixdoang1585 Год назад

    Catalan please

  • @ItIsYouAreNotYour
    @ItIsYouAreNotYour Год назад +2

    The tranny. I'll have to try that one.

  • @hellogais2177
    @hellogais2177 Год назад

    I prefer naroditski or ehatever the fuck hes called, he is more instructive.

  • @thejourneyman8890
    @thejourneyman8890 Год назад +30

    In all of life, there is a rhythm.

    • @andrewduncan6972
      @andrewduncan6972 Год назад +1

      Music that compliments the moves in chess>>>>>

  • @mikhailkorobov5488
    @mikhailkorobov5488 Год назад

    Eric, u r nasty😂😂😂😂