Aggressive Scotch Opening vs Grandmaster | Biel Chess Round 7
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- Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
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In this video, I share my round 7 chess game from the 2024 Biel Chess Festival. The game featured an aggressive variation of the Scotch Opening.
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Moral of the story - if a grandmaster offers a draw in a random position which doesn't seem like an obvious draw, look for the tactic they spotted haha
Exactly lol
Eric should have known!
Tough one! It's very impressive that your opponent was able to successfully navigate that position with so little time on his clock. Shades of Grischuk. Good on you for not taking the draw, though.
Was watching this live. Can't believe he survived the clock. Great battle Eric. I'm paying close attention to the tournament and rooting for you every step of the way!
never underestimate a grandmaster
I love when you plays new moves because it inspires me to lose in new lines :)
Hello Eric,
Ran, Yehli's father here. I really enjoyed the video; it was very well-made. I haven't had many opportunities to see what his games look like from the other side, so thank you very much. We'll definitely remain regular viewers of your channel.
Best regards,
Ran
The delayed crab
Eventually everything evolves into crabs
You both got CRABS 🦀
Nice game Eric. And great commentary as always.... you are a super GM at simultaneous educating and entertaining amateur players.
Damn that’s a tough game, seemed like you were in control and then you weren’t… I guess that’s what it’s like playing grandmasters!
Tough game. We are with you eric! Lets go!
Amazing chess game. A shame you didn't see that NxBd6 tactic, but as you said and behaved, such is life, it's being a human. You took is so gracefully. But your way of presenting this whole video makes it memorable and beautiful. That NxBd6 tactic allowed me to open it in another study, and to do the exercise myself! I got most of it right. Not all however, it's a longish sequence, if you follow that line the two pawns ahead turn to only one ahead after Rd4 attacking both a4 and e4. You had amazing ideas this game. Your opponent played extremely well under time trouble. So congratulations for you and your opponent!
Wow! My tea became cold because my full focus was watching the video. Woah!
Be aggressive Eric! You have nothing to lose!
That ending under time pressure was a Masterclass in the difference between a GM and an IM.
Nah - 2 seconds on the clock is just lucky - one fumbled piece or a sneeze and he's toast.
Tbh, great thumbnail and best so far next to the round one thumb.
It was a very entertaining game, kudos to both of you, but especially to Yahli :)
The loss is always harder after your opponent offered the draw
Eric what is your main opening weapon against e5 other than ponziani? What do you normally play in serious otb chess?
2 great games from the tournament. I liked the previous game even better but this one was good too.
I see what happened to the knight, I was used to knight taking knight LOL. Thanks for sharing this!
I've been playing the Tactic Ninja course on Chessmood, and I was like, "That's in the tactics course! Remove the defender - Decoy"... in this case the decoy was also an attack, which makes it irresistable.
That's a heartbreak loss. Dang.
Why wasn’t your last queen move to b2 so you could keep connected pawns?
great game! Thanks for sharing
Cool and exciting game, sorry it didn’t end with a win but love the content!
Question; why don’t you leave the eval bar on? As a viewer who doesn’t understand such complex positions and master level play in general, it’s always much appreciated to know who is better in any given position.
How do you want to improve your assessment if you always use a computer to assess positions? Moreover he always explain what is happening in the position.
@@AlintraxAika using a computer to improve your chess is something many people do.. it’s how pretty much every professional chess player comes up with prep.. by using an engine. Besides, that’s not even what bothers me. He goes into very complex lines that could have happened but didn’t happen in the game and it would be nice to know if that was a good line or not.. even international masters can be wrong in evaluating a position.
@@kiliabgonzalez7826 you can't improve if you see the answer to a problem before trying to solve it
The opponent played Qe6 and said “oh no my queen” :(
Great game, thanks for sharing.
You played well, at some point you were ahead of a GM which is amazing! I am curious if taking that draw would have increased you rating, it that case you should have taken it
Does anyone know if Eric has desire to become a GM? Love his videos!!
Thanks Eric!
it's joever.. brutally getting forked in the tourni
Gg very tough opponent
interesting game, looked like a lot of fun. My impression is that a4 and h4 don't work well together.
What a game holy moly
my dummass brain thought he's at least 35
Sounds like your opponent is the luckiest player in Biel today, Eric. 2 seconds on the clock for goodness sake! Maybe you'll get some luck in your next match.
Where is the beginner to Master Speedrun?
POG
Should inspire Levy!
If I was playing Eric, I would move my King from g8 to g9.
1 ..Ke9!! is also a good idea.
pLaY tHe cOW
I personally like the eval bar, cause it shows some things that you wouldn’t have been able to see during the game. And i like your comments on it.
But you look at it briefly after, nice
I don't. It pre-spoils the true valuation of a position before Eric explains it. I like that Eric never (untill the end pass) uses it during recaps as in this video.
Great video. Prefer to have eval bar visible during the game please
Unfortunate game
That was a psychological draw offer. And it worked.
I think the same thing, he take away your attencion to play a move so logical..
Are you done with the speed run? I hope not, the last dude was a cheater and your speed run is so so cool!
Wow you got jobbed.
Kd2!!
Heartbreaking :((
The crowd was going wild in this game. I was predicting a lot of your moves, while Jonathan and the others didn't even think about them. You played like the Dragon chess engine :D
Love your content. Looking forward to the next speedrun episode. Free Palestine ❤
I just played a game and found an oh no my queen checkmate. It was dubious, but my opponent couldn't see past my queen.
Eric would be proud.
Love to see gms from my country play against goats❤️
Solidarity with Palestine
Hans Niemann my goat
Sorry bro, once I've seen the israeli flag I'm gonna change this video rn, if I were you I wouldn't even play the guy, 👍