@@zynh8930 As someone who played lots of 1min bullet on the board, premoving kinda is a thing...you hover the piece you want to move and ive seen many occasions where you touch or even move it before realizing what the opponent actually did.
Don't try in classical chess. Instead u can try it on bullet or blitz games. You'll never win if you try in classical chess. Or even the highest rated players except in bullet games.
I saw this video a few days ago. Wanted to try it since, and it finally happened. But instead of moving his bishop, he moved his knight to C3. I was so excited to play it I didnt notice. So much joy when I took his queen, so mich disappointment when he took mine with his knight and I was down 6 XD
I´m just a humble, 1037 rated player. Just won a 1609 rated player, a few minutes ago with this trap. It still took me 28 moves to win and he certainly gave me a run for my money. But just having this one trap moment was priceless! Thank you for this video, Eric. Just got yourself another sub. Best regards from Brazil!
Good work. I’m actually a bit surprised that it does so well in bullet because white gets two pieces for one and there’s a lot of premoving to go. Also, in the vid where it says premove Nc6, ignore that; it would mean replying to PxN with Nc6.
That explains why everybody is now playing this against me - my favourite opening is usually queen's pawn. That also explains why everybody now has a baffled moment of silence when I don't take their king's pawn on the second move.
@@garagavia To confuse them since none of them actually know how to play a king's pawn gambit. I was 900 elo at the time. These days I take the pawn lol.
After over 20 games as black and white playing E4. Finally someone played D4. Worked like a charm, my opponent resigned out of frustration on the spot.
putting aside the typos in the first 2 moves if you have the balls to gambit your queen like that, you deserve what you get, whether it's 5. Qxc5 or 4 ...cxd6
I've seen and tried alot of your techniques and traps over the last year and I can say none of them have worked for me. You have such a big influence on online chess community that your traps get popular within a day and people don't fall for it.
Isn't this a trap that really just depends on a quick game? I mean...everyone would see it a mile away in classical chess. I guess it ony works when people are like "Right: Imma use X or Y opening, and I'm done thinking now until all my pieces are developed"
Ooou great thx Eric! I saw this trick and immediately tried it and the very first opponent fell for it! Huge joy :) I love GMDerekandGMDerek'sfriend trap! Eric, you really are a great explainer, thanks for doing that.
Not me. *IF* I were to play against Eric in an online environment, I would mute the stream as soon as I realized he's my opponent. I'm not that lucky, though. -Probably because I'm still not registered to any chess website. Or to Twitch, which is where the livestreams are done.-
I saw you do this on one of the daily dose of chess clips. So glad I got it down in memory the first time seeing it. Very thankful for you making a video on it. Thank you
watched half this video. jumped into lichess. started a 3m game. got black. tried this, premoved NE7. Won the queen. Won the game. Freakin amazing. Thanks.
This trap is not entirely new, but in similar from already known from the Budapest gambit Farejowitz variation. It may work in blitz games, but I doubt that it does in regular games.
@@jackdaniels1367 I apologise if I was one of them. By the way, no one so far has declined to play dxe7. But many people got lucky and played e3 or e4 at some point, destroying the idea.
Where was this video 2 days ago?! Had never heard of this tricky move. Dude did it to me and I fell for it. Then I burst out laughing in disbelief. Awesome that “tricks” are still being created. Guy must watch your channel. 1 match for him!
Never watched one of your videos before. Someone successfully did this trap on me. Tried it on someone the next day on lichess and he goes "lol is this that Eric Rosen one?"
Eric: a NEW opening trap RUclips view count: 9k views in an hour me: is everyone already playing it on lichess? not so neeeeeew anymooore just joking. thanks for your efforts, Eric!
I’ve fallen for this trap twice, every time after after QxD1 I play e3 and black thinks I’m just kind of giving up so they go for my bishop. After Bb5 I win back the queen both times
Oh, no wonder someone tried to do that on me. I just saw the hanging knight, was like “wait...” then just played e3 to avoid the trap. Then again, I was in a five minute game, so in bullet or 3 minute blitz it might’ve been harder to see.
700 Opening Traps is a unique collection of chess moves which set up the opponent to fall into a mating traps. All the games have been derived from practical play, from amateur to Grandmaster level. Opening traps are useful in blitz play, Internet play, and usually with players who do not study opening theory.
We have openings named for e.g. "Queen's Gambit Refused: Albin Countergambit, Lasker Trap" (D08) - 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e5 3.dxe5 d4 4.e3 Gb4+ 5.Gd2 dxe3. So I propose to name this opening 1. d4 e5 2. dxe5 Bc5 3. Nf3 d6 4. exd6 Ne7 - "Englund Gambit: Rosen Trap" (A40). You've done more for this opening than anyone else. Only on lichess white have fallen into this trap more than 2,000 times. Even Gioachino Greco would not despise this trap!
I came upon this trap myself because I would play E5 every time, hoping for a Stafford gambit. But they would play the Queen's pawn and I didn't want to change things so I kept playing E4 anyways. That's so cool to see that you found the same trap. The problem I've run into is many people push the E pawn up one, to block the bishop
" Quick someone call an ambulance!!!"
"But not for me!!"
For the queen of white🤣
yeah
This comment turned a check in to a mate
Perfect
How is there 5 replies to a comment with 2k likes
I played this and literally on the second move this guy writes in the chat: I watch rosen too :D
Lol
At this point you just stop the attack 😂😂😂😂
I both hate and love rosen now because most of the traps I use are covered by him and he is crazy popular nowadays
Oh nice lol
Well, did u resign then?? 🤣🤣😂😂
"Oh no my knight!"
...
"There goes white's Queen"
He says the last part so smugly too, gets me every time lol
Classic quote format by Eric. 👍😂
Actually white is doing the classic "Oh no my queen!"
Hilarious! Over and over, same reaction. So great. Classic Eric Rosen.
haha
Queued for bullet to try it, my opponent tried to play it against me in my first game.
That’s me happened to me too
"it's relatively secret"
well, not anymore
Well i'll play it against a friend that plays the london for sure lol. He doesn't want to learn on youtube so i guess he'll learn lol.
yeah, I had 4 separate opponents try this as black in a 10 game span. glad I saw this video first
Also, it should now be titled "nobody falls for this opening trap anymore".
@@pcs322 what rating range?
@@andrewgoldstein6271 hard to say cause it's lichess, so the ratings are inaccurate, but it was around 1550 lichess 5+0 so probably 1200ish
does this irl
opponent: what are you doing?
me: premoving knight e2
Play this on the board lmao.. 'premove' on board game bruh
@@zynh8930 As someone who played lots of 1min bullet on the board, premoving kinda is a thing...you hover the piece you want to move and ive seen many occasions where you touch or even move it before realizing what the opponent actually did.
e7*
Guys I fell for it and I am rated above 2000... Was not focused, but... 😂
@@Chris.M you must btpe nm
I look forward to trying this & being a pawn down every game 😭
What is this trap called? Can we just call it the Rosen special?
Works quite well in my experience tbh
I just won my first game with it. My opponent resigned after 9 moves 👍
I fell for the similar stafford gambit where you sac bishop and take queen like this so im never falling for this trap anytime soon haha
Don't try in classical chess. Instead u can try it on bullet or blitz games. You'll never win if you try in classical chess. Or even the highest rated players except in bullet games.
it is actually against the rules of chess to not say "there goes white's queen" if they fall for the trap
The way I resist any gambit is I'm just too bad to see the bait in the first place. Works like a charm!
if something even looks like it might be a gambit, I'll just resign. Can't catch me out.
lol Simple strategy is never ever take the free pawn/piece 👍
@@joejitsu034 how I'm supposed to win the game then?
@@jvrmalv you're not!
@@jvrmalv Only grab free material if you can honestly say you haven't made a significant positional concession
Eric:Hippity Hoppity Now Your Queen Is My Property
1:53 The two confused people who took the queen before taking on f2 lol
LMAOOO
the 1 confused person that played nc6 and lost their queen lol
@@derpypotato1252 Englund Gambit transposed into Botez Gambit.
I know! How and why would you even get into that position *without* having that move in mind?!
That would totally happen to me
So you're the one to blame for me having to spend an entire evening playing against this on Lichess.
What so your opponent giving you free material is bad now?
@@Alkuf100 yes
" Oh no my knight.. Dahh " "There goes white's Queen"
The TLDR basically
I saw this video a few days ago. Wanted to try it since, and it finally happened. But instead of moving his bishop, he moved his knight to C3. I was so excited to play it I didnt notice. So much joy when I took his queen, so mich disappointment when he took mine with his knight and I was down 6 XD
Haha😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
2:08
Press F to pay respect to the guy that mousesliped his queen on d2.
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underrated comment
I mean this video is all about mousesliping knights
by the way you spelled ''mouseslipped'' into ''mousesliped''
@@had0j Th... That was a keyboardslip.
I´m just a humble, 1037 rated player. Just won a 1609 rated player, a few minutes ago with this trap. It still took me 28 moves to win and he certainly gave me a run for my money. But just having this one trap moment was priceless! Thank you for this video, Eric. Just got yourself another sub. Best regards from Brazil!
Well done mate!
Holy shit, congrats! Even up a queen, beating an opponent 600 points higher than you is no small feat.
Good work. I’m actually a bit surprised that it does so well in bullet because white gets two pieces for one and there’s a lot of premoving to go. Also, in the vid where it says premove Nc6, ignore that; it would mean replying to PxN with Nc6.
600 points difference, I'd gift you my queen for two minor pieces and a pawn any day of the week, twice on a Sunday.
I don't know why eric just seems like the most chill guy I would ever have the pleasure of meeting
Because his parents were tibetan monks.
@@gniewomircioek6845 wait whuuut
oh no my like!!
It could be a trap.
Your comment would make sense if he wasn't super chill all the time. You have to be American.
2:20 "It's still relativelly unknown..."
Not anymore, Eric, not anymore.
It hasn't been unknown for 3 generations
I did it to my friend , he’s not my friend anymore.
Lol
at the bar or the library?
@@palm3175 Both, the "sorry about that" just didn't cut it
Do you have friend? I'm jealous of you 🥺
Edit: Why did I write this 6 months ago, I had friends lol
Levent K******** lol, that’s sad 😂
Eric usually: oh no my queen!
Eric in this video: oh no your queen!
the classic "call an ambulance, call an ambulance... but not for me" opening
the 2nd version is still ok for white nd2 trap queen h3 g3 bg2 is pretty hard to stop so I've found
Now I know why I started seeing this a lot a few weeks ago. The pre-moving the knight actual helped me recognize it sooner.
The best part of the trap is the "DAH! Oh no, my Knight!!"
“White will think it’s a pre-move”
Oh, so sly. I like it.
Sky as a fox
2:00 - Two of the top games on that line are by Eric
Yeah xdd
That explains why everybody is now playing this against me - my favourite opening is usually queen's pawn. That also explains why everybody now has a baffled moment of silence when I don't take their king's pawn on the second move.
Why not take it and be up a pawn lol?
@@garagavia To confuse them since none of them actually know how to play a king's pawn gambit. I was 900 elo at the time. These days I take the pawn lol.
immediately hopped on lichess to try this and had a first victim on my second game LMFAO ty master eric
Feeling of power: --‐------------------------------------------
I've played 6 games now and every game as black opponent has played e4 :( I'm around 1250 on lichess blitz
Same here. Worked on my first try
@Rahul Khanduri are you mad people are employing others strategies? Chess ain't the game for you bud if that's the case lmao
@@zaaya7719 Wait until he hears that people play openings they didn’t invent
You're always so chill and personable on these streams and videos, which belies your completely insane level of skill. Always a joy to watch.
I fell for this trap today. After I congratulated my opponent for the nice trick, he was kind enough to send me the link to this video 😅 great trap!
After over 20 games as black and white playing E4. Finally someone played D4. Worked like a charm, my opponent resigned out of frustration on the spot.
Refutation: 1. d4 e5 2. dxe5 Bc5 3. Nf3 d6 4. Qxd6!! Ne7 5. Qxc5
putting aside the typos in the first 2 moves
if you have the balls to gambit your queen like that, you deserve what you get,
whether it's 5. Qxc5 or 4 ...cxd6
Everyone plays this against me now -- this was a gift to d4 players -- it's never been easier to get a clear pawn advantage.
Fell for this just today, so thanks Eric. Although due to a blunder on my opponents part I ended up winning
I've seen and tried alot of your techniques and traps over the last year and I can say none of them have worked for me. You have such a big influence on online chess community that your traps get popular within a day and people don't fall for it.
My Stafford Gambit is getting refuted a lot more easily than it used to.
5:38, please I beg you, someone give him an Oscar already.
Great video Eric! I love the music to go along with your mating attack!
Isn't this a trap that really just depends on a quick game? I mean...everyone would see it a mile away in classical chess. I guess it ony works when people are like "Right: Imma use X or Y opening, and I'm done thinking now until all my pieces are developed"
Yeah, never play this in classical chess. It would fail miserably unless your opponent rushed to play it without thinking.
He said multiple times in the video it’s not for serious classical chess.
@@SuperYtc1 ^^^^^
It's only good (excellent) for bullet due to psychology lol. And the premoves seal the deal even more.
I just tried this in a 10 min game and the opponent clearly walked away from his computer when he realized what he had done. Looooove it.
“There goes white’s queen.” Great lines (moves and catchphrase both).
Ooou great thx Eric! I saw this trick and immediately tried it and the very first opponent fell for it! Huge joy :) I love GMDerekandGMDerek'sfriend trap! Eric, you really are a great explainer, thanks for doing that.
If I were ever playing Eric Rosen, and he said "Oh my knight" or anything like that, I would IMMEDIATELY start looking for a trap.
Not me. *IF* I were to play against Eric in an online environment, I would mute the stream as soon as I realized he's my opponent. I'm not that lucky, though. -Probably because I'm still not registered to any chess website. Or to Twitch, which is where the livestreams are done.-
If you heard "Oh my knight" it would be too late...next move is "there goes white's queen"
I saw you do this on one of the daily dose of chess clips. So glad I got it down in memory the first time seeing it. Very thankful for you making a video on it. Thank you
Naroditsky drew the game? Shows how strong he really is 😅
Please everyone unsubscribe to this channel so I can keep all these traps to myself!.... Daniel's one of the best.
The prophet himself
"Its relatively secret"
*1.4 M views
Sure, secret
I’d never seen this before until yesterday when people tried it on me three separate times haha
Thank you so much Eric! You rock!
Finally I have a Reason to pre-move my first move even as Black! Thank you Eric!
watched half this video. jumped into lichess. started a 3m game. got black. tried this, premoved NE7. Won the queen. Won the game. Freakin amazing. Thanks.
Hey Eric, In Ireland this is known as The sheffield Wednesday variation in the Englund Gambit
My buddy and I made this trick 2 days ago, glad to see it here!
Eric is gonna be the first IM to win an Oscar for these amazing acting skills
To day I pulled that trap 8 times.
It‘s not new... IT‘S THE WORLD FAMOUS KUGELBUCH GAMBIT
can’t find anything on that
1:57 I love how it sounds like his AI chess buddy/JARVIS-like side-character is expanding on the explanation.
Gonna play it fast before this video goes viral
This trap is not entirely new, but in similar from already known from the Budapest gambit Farejowitz variation. It may work in blitz games, but I doubt that it does in regular games.
I been playing this since he showed it a month ago. Now everyone will be, so its time to learn the opposite side of it so i can bait
Me:"oh no my knight"
Opponent:"oh no my dear queen"
I play a lot of puzzles on lichess (anonymously, so they often repeat), and I played this puzzle a few times. I always thought it's a common trap
Amazing - just played a game after rewatching video exactly like this! Good stuff!
probably by tomorrow everyone and their parent would play this on lichess
I have been trying it on lichess....sadly most people play crap like 1. e4 :P
I've had about 12 people try this on me since it came out
@@jackdaniels1367 I apologise if I was one of them. By the way, no one so far has declined to play dxe7. But many people got lucky and played e3 or e4 at some point, destroying the idea.
I literally fell into this at ~1250 against some random today on Lichess.. then he hung his queen in 1 and lost. But had me in the first half
Lol! I won with this literally first game after watching this video. Thanks for a win and a laugh, keep up the great content.
"Call the ambulance..... BUT NOT FOR ME!!!"
Man that's one of the most beautiful trap I've ever seen and the way Rosen explained...I just fell in love with him
What I learned: At the end of the line, it is mandatory to say "There goes white's queen."
Where was this video 2 days ago?! Had never heard of this tricky move. Dude did it to me and I fell for it. Then I burst out laughing in disbelief. Awesome that “tricks” are still being created. Guy must watch your channel. 1 match for him!
Never watched one of your videos before. Someone successfully did this trap on me.
Tried it on someone the next day on lichess and he goes "lol is this that Eric Rosen one?"
I've just tried this and someone fell for it the first game.. it's great. The other player just messaged me saying "What?" lol
it is called kugelbuch Gambit
Is that really what it's called?
He basically invented it, look it up at his channel
"OH noooo my knight"
"There goes your queen"
Must be a string attached to him
Tried it after watching the video, 2 victims in 15 mins. Daah their Queen! Thanks master Eric🙏🏻
Not only does this win the
Queen it takes away castling what a gorgeous line
Eric: a NEW opening trap
RUclips view count: 9k views in an hour
me: is everyone already playing it on lichess? not so neeeeeew anymooore
just joking. thanks for your efforts, Eric!
Best chesstuber on the internet. I'll always support you brother !
I’ve fallen for this trap twice, every time after after QxD1 I play e3 and black thinks I’m just kind of giving up so they go for my bishop. After Bb5 I win back the queen both times
Welcome to another episode of "Oh no my knight!" and "There goes white's queen"
"it's kind of a one time thing"
*proceeds to show that he holds the majority of Lichess's 400 victories in the line
😂 Love ir
got so excited to try this and it worked PERFECTLY the first game i played after watching the video
"this is still relatively unknown trap" not after this video
The guy that thought for like 15 seconds and still fell for it is the best 🤣
That moment when you do exactly as Eric told you and it does work
5:30 He turns on the RUclips kitten music. Gotta love it, lol!
Hardest part is finding someone to play this exact move, 500 elo btw, literally so bad, no trap will ever work
When playing against Eric, make sure to play 4. b4 and capture the Bishop, since Ne7 is always premoved ^^
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Oh, no wonder someone tried to do that on me. I just saw the hanging knight, was like “wait...” then just played e3 to avoid the trap.
Then again, I was in a five minute game, so in bullet or 3 minute blitz it might’ve been harder to see.
I'm glad you mentioned this is not for serious play.
this trap is "hope chess"
Now I am gonna start the
Meta-Metagaming. After every Eric Rosen trap or opening video, I check which moves are the best against them. Profit.
I play a gazillion tactics everyday and this position shows up frequently. Bishop forces the King to move leaving an undefended queen.
"oh no! anyways,"
700 Opening Traps is a unique collection of chess moves which set up the opponent to fall into a mating traps. All the games have been derived from practical play, from amateur to Grandmaster level. Opening traps are useful in blitz play, Internet play, and usually with players who do not study opening theory.
2:56 an 1000iq move would be to play b4
You mean bishop b4? Not really since knight can just block check. Bishop takes knight, queen takes bishop queen takes queen and bishop takes queen.
We have openings named for e.g. "Queen's Gambit Refused: Albin Countergambit, Lasker Trap" (D08) - 1.d4 d5 2.c4 e5 3.dxe5 d4 4.e3 Gb4+ 5.Gd2 dxe3. So I propose to name this opening 1. d4 e5 2. dxe5 Bc5 3. Nf3 d6 4. exd6 Ne7 - "Englund Gambit: Rosen Trap" (A40). You've done more for this opening than anyone else. Only on lichess white have fallen into this trap more than 2,000 times. Even Gioachino Greco would not despise this trap!
Should call it the “bullet trap.”
or the "call an ambulance, but not for me" trap
The dubious Tea sips as he absolutely fcking slaps his opponents around the chess board
you know the trap is pretty good when your first reaction is "oh, i would definitly fall for that"
But then again i might just be bad at chess
amaazing dude keeping posting this kind of tricks
It is literally a delayed Tennison Gambit.
it always has been
Nope. Its quicker
I came upon this trap myself because I would play E5 every time, hoping for a Stafford gambit. But they would play the Queen's pawn and I didn't want to change things so I kept playing E4 anyways. That's so cool to see that you found the same trap. The problem I've run into is many people push the E pawn up one, to block the bishop
Does this still work?
Du musst die SpaceFrogs mit dieser Trap abziehen
@ XD
@@justsomekirbowithoutamusta1852 Yeah!
@ lol
@@arsene4440 No!