I Trapped A 3000 Elo Grandmaster In 5 moves... And Then He Fought Like Crazy
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No reason to feel bad. Especially after he kept offering a draw.
It's annoying when people do that.
yeah, just resign or play silently..
cool semi-trap for blitz which is a top stockfish move as well
Soft
Annoying, but fair play.
If he lost (which he did,) he'd drop below 3000, so there is some merit to his insistence. I'd probably due the same in a fit of desperation and rage.
Thank you absolutely destroying him after he disrespectfully draw offered twice & keeping your calm composure. This is why I love watchin your videos
@@lucmermans37 sorry to hear that. get well soon
@@lucmermans37 still more point than your ELO
@@lucmermans37 Did you forget about the rook? That's five points after trading the bishop for the rook
@@Abdul_Raah "weak player" he would beat you 100 times out of 100 games
disrespectfully? i think its just funny as he knows he lost the game already
Are you telling me that a 3000 rated player hung a piece on move 6?
It was because of a bad premove, Qf3 is uncommon there so he was being lazy and not expecting it.
@@fink7968 Dude the real reason is he didn’t like rook a4
@@fink7968 the lore is lost on you unfortunately
@@modmod_roblox_YT could've trapped the man's queen
@@StarryNightGazing how so?
“Jospem is such a nice guy” as he offers multiple draws in a dead losing position because he’s higher rated. Maybe he is, but that’s insulting as hell.
Agreed. Immediately blunders yet has the nerve to imply that they’re evenly matched, really rude. Should’ve just resigned and had some sportsmanship.
@@the_sad_wallet1553 I mean he's a gm. Should he just act like eric is equal with him?
@@ougintoga7195 he should act like he is in a losing position that eric can clearly convert from and resign like a gentleman
I personally wouldn't have minded one draw offer, but multiple is just belittling your opponent and putting a tad more pressure on the match
yeah, I’ll take Rosen’s word for it that he’s a good guy. he tries to get a draw out of frustration and all of a sudden he’s an awful person? leave the judging to the people who actually know him. fuckin armchair detectives
One draw offer is acceptable. Multiple draw offers implies that Jospm thinks he can draw from that current position, or that Eric should accept because he is the lower titled player and should bow down to the GM.
I’m so glad Eric declined the draws and crushed him. You can only imagine how frustrated jospm was lol. Atta boy Eric!!!
To be fair, I think Jospem was just upset he blundered a pre-move and offered the draws out of frustration. Reading into it like he thinks he can draw or that he thinks he's better just cause he's a gm is assuming a lot and not really giving him the benefit of the doubt. Obviously, Eric shouldn't have accepted the draws he won fair and square but Jospem played one hell of a game after that unlucky blunder and it goes to show how much he wanted the win.
@@raulerquiaga6007 true, but offering a draw multiple times in an obviously worse position is still bad manners, even if it's out of frustration
I believe that he was begging Eric for mercy
@@raulerquiaga6007 out of frustration you resign you don't offer draws like that
@@jalaladhiri6696 only if you can accept the loss of rating points. Otherwise: ask repeatedly for a draw.
The draw offer was insulting. Thanks for seeing it through
Eric: "You are indeed brave, good Sir, but the fight is mine."
Jospem: "Oohh, had enough, eh?"
Eric: Look, you've only one rook left!
Jospem: No, I haven't.
Eric: "Look!" (takes Queen)
Jospem: "Just a normal Botez handicap."
Eric: "Kindly stop offering draws."
Jospem: "Chicken! Chicken!"
Eric: "Look, I'll have your bishop."
Jospem: "Right! I'll do you for that!"
Eric: "You'll what?"
Jospem: "Come here!" (aggressively offers draw again)
Eric: "What are you going to do, have your rook run circles around my fortress?“
Jospem: "I can't lose if I keep offering draws or try to run down your clock. I'm invincible!“
Eric:" Hm."
Jospem:" The GM always triumphs! Have at you! Come on then. [Hopping with one knight towards Eric's king]
[Eric chops his remaining pawns and pieces down, leaving only his king standing around defenseless in the middle of nowhere.]
Jospem:" Alright, we'll call it a draw."
😂😂😂
To be fair, Josepm did have 2 black knights at the start.
very inspired
XD
Bravo!
Josepm fought back very well actually, trying to create counterplay, but in the end Eric had too many pawns. I have to try getting this trap.
I made Qf3 move and I forgot my queen there.😂😂😂😂😂😂
try getting better at chess instead.
@@mousikopaigmonas23 fr
I always play qf3, doesn't matter what my opponents play,and they usually hung their bishop there but I accept draw always if they ask for it..
The cheek of that double draw offer!
Jospem: keeps offering draw after blundering, plays on time with no hope at all in the position. I'm surprised he didn't play till mate praying for disconnect or smth.
Eric: Jospem is a nice human being.
That's what we call class, ladies and gentlemen.
Eric is a good guy.
Fighting a lost position isn't a bad thing. Why should he just resign?
@@amritnalam9994 To keep offering draws when you are in a losing position is a bad thing and shows poor character. Especially for a titled player, very childish. OP didnt mean that he was supposed to resign but it is quite common curtesy in higher elo to resign when it is a very straight forward for the opponent to win.
ppl blunder these things al the time in high level blitz games and often they feel like they didnt win legitimately and will give the draw, jospem hoped for this twice as this is titled tuesday and thought eric might be nice to him and give the draw. its not being disrespectful its just wondering if eric would give the draw because the winning position came from a stupid mistake that can't really even be considered a blunder speaking its a premove. eric has all rights to not take the draw and go for the win as he does in the position and nobody should look down on him for not taking the draw and playing on. to say that he is arrogant, scummy, or disrespectful because of this is just downright stupid and eric is saying hes a nice guy because he actually thinks he is irl. no wonder hikaru gets shit on for every micro-action he does when hes a little tilted, yall are too sensetive.
edit: also how is playing on time rude either its legit TT
@@autosemimatic6071 In those scenarios, the player that is winning offers the draw. To repeatedly offer a draw from a lost position is nothing short of rude.
Why was Jospem offering a draw? That's just insulting lol
Because Jospem blundered at the start of the game accidentally
@@punnygod6287 So he should've resigned with dignity.
You could say he's an enTitled player!
@@mojota6938 agreed
‘cause it’s funny
"I'm going to show you a pro gamer move."
*offers draw*
(Ludwig vs. Gothamchess)
Literally no reason to feel bad about this at all, especially after the draw offers. If you mess up and dont want to play the game, resign, its not a lower rated opponents job to j call it a draw if u screw up
At 4:49, there was a potential cool tactic of knight C5, pawn takes C5, Rook takes D6, pawn takes D4, rook takes D5, pawn takes e3, king takes e3, finally ending with pawn takes rook d5, and bishop take pawn forking the rook and the king. Of course black would probably move the king instead of taking the rook, but still a cool line imo.
Is there no Rxb3+ after Ke3?
I actually saw this line too
Absolutely no way you take the draw there. It’s your opponents fault, your opponent can deal with the consequences.
Just read you won the ‘I’m Not A GM’ tourney, CONGRATULATIONS mate!
Bruh imagine offering a draw when you are losing as a GM, just seems desperate.
I'm so happy Eric is posting again. ❤️
This!
At his level, asking for a draw after a blunder. Looks super bad
he wanted to know if eric would let him off the hook because the way he lost the piece wsa a simply premove mistake. he prob thought that eric didnt see the offer the first time as he auto declined it with moving and the move happend fast. so he offered it a second time and eric took longer meaning he prob saw the offer and declined it and so he stopped and tried to play time as its a tournament he is a top contender for.
@@autosemimatic6071 first one was there for like 4s, he asked again because he was frustrated and in the moment really thought a draw is fair when it clearly isnt
Maybe the best feeling in internet blitz chess to squash somebody who desperately trying to save totally lost game hoping for mental/psychological tricks,fake counter play and moving fast hoping to get you low on time.
May those people always get what they deserved like in this particular game :)
Thanks Eric and Good Luck!
lol he got him with cheap parler tricks in the first place, all i see from this guy. never plays real chess, just gets people with cheap sht in blitz. no right to complain.
@@authenticambience4765 what is real chess, clown?:)
He should try to show his fighting skill without offering draw.. He offered draw twice.. That looks bad..
The world of competition is not all sunshine and roses.
This content is gold. Great play by both of you after the pre move.
He did fought crazy! Crazily offering draws after a great disadvantage
So much horsing around
Jospem should try that draw move on Hikaru.
Don't feel bad. You've just teached him something new
such a nerd move offering a draw while down.
*puts the knight on h2
"Why is my knight on h2?"
Eric Rosen, 2022
Premoving is done at your own risk, I enjoy the anger and abuse people fire at me online after I anticipate Bb7 premoves. 😂
at 2:30 you had the intermezzo Bxd6+
wait but he could take with the king no? and he cannot fork him because the horse is pinned I don't understand the move can you explain
@@randomperson4321 he’s losing the piece anyway might as well get a pawn for it and take the knight on a1 on the next move
@@Gush27 thank you
The point is Bxd6+ Kxd6 Bf3 and you’ll win the knight next move with a pawn up. It’s more of a desperado tactic.
@@anirudhgovada2753 Yes, that's correct, my bad, I meant to say desperado.
Edit: well, to be fair it's both things at the same time
I wouldn't have accepted a draw either. Don't premove so early if it exposes you to stuff like this.
He will never pre-move that again. Lesson learned.
Brilliant and instructive game bro 😀👏🏾
I'll employ this opening in my games 🙂
lol the take the draw comment made me laugh out loud
works almost as good as 2. Be4. in the tenisson gambit for black. in 130/400 blitz + bullet games, people hung their queen
nice to see a 3000ELO GM fighting with his nails out of a losing position!!!
“Accept draw” bye 😂
4:53 Nf4- Nd5,ed Bd5,Ke2 Bb2
the draw offer is disrespectfull.
no...
Hey Eric, quick question, are you using your Shure SM7B with an audio interface and no preamp (e.g. Cloudlifter CL-1) ? I often have to slightly turn up the volume when I listen to one of your videos. Maybe it's only me. Some audio interfaces say that a preamp would be useless, but the SM7B often needs more than the audio interface have. By the way, you're my favorite chess youtuber ❤
ROL! He fought back so well! But well done!
I play the same idea with Ba6 against maniac premovers, which is more sport but also more humiliating. E.g 1. e4 b6 2. Fa6 Fb7 premoved, 3. Fxb7. Works on the other wing too against g6.
Eric is way too nice, I would be pissed if someone offered me a draw in that scenario. Also kind of rich coming from Jospem who isn't exactly a super gm but beats them in blitz using techniques that some might call "moral degradation."
ur really sitting here telling me that jospem being frustrated and desperate so he offers a couple draws and tries to play time for a bit as "moral degradation" and sitting here telling everyone that he cant play good chess normally. he crushes eric 9/10 times.
@@autosemimatic6071 not saying there is something wrong with how Jospem plays or anything wrong with flagging, but offering a draw there is not the right move. I don't think Jospem would offer a draw or accept a draw against hikaru for example. Not saying he's a bad person, just that I don't like that kind of behavior.
That was pretty dramatic.
the desperation with the draw offers LOL
I guess even GM's spam draw offer when losing, i thought it was more of something low rated players do
"i feel kinda bad" but in the meantime pretend to not see draw offer xDDDDDDDD
2:35 Can someone explain to me what was that?
it was a premove. Eric anticipated Nb3, so he basically made the game play axb3 for the next move.
Blunders -> proceeds to spam draw offers, what a weirdo
I think if the opponent had just resigned and then requested a rematch, then he wouldn't have become content. Instead he played on thinking that he can win a piece down ( totally impossible at such high rating games ) and then had the audacity to offer a draw twice from a completely lost position. This is just plain disrespectful. Kind of glad Eric farmed him.
Winning against irresponsible premoves is fun. You have to learn to only premove when the opposing move is certain.
A premove is not a mouseslip, it is on purpose. And you have to accept the consequences and not disrespectfully offer a draw.
Maybe offer ONE draw to see if your opponent is feeling nice, but to offer multiple is crazy. I hate it when I'm playing my low elo games and someone hangs a queen then starts spamming draws for the next 3 min. It's even more ridiculous at the 2700+ rating.
He fought you like you stole his bike. Damn.
This makes me feel better about when I slip up and blunder early on. Like okay Dan even 3000 rated players mess up too.
Jospem beat Magnus, so you basically beat Magnus
Rosen himself had already beat magnus
Nothing to feel bad about.
Offering a draw is an insult!
Opponent offering draws and premovinf and trying to flag kinds feel like really sluggy
I'm a nice human being too, and I'd expect nothing less from a friend than to completely stick it to me like this. Work hard, play hard, slow play when you flop the nuts, and embarrass the ones you love at chess. :)
disrespect level: flagging Kramnik in 10+0
What a spoilt GM character thinking he was entitled to draw after a rookie mistake
I want to premove without consequences.
Unlucky.
I wouldn't feel sorry for him, because whoever offers a draw (minute 1) in a losing position, deserves it. But at least worthy that he then continued to play it.
expecting any chess etiquette from jospem is quite funny.
7:12 where did the bishop go after queen takes rook?
People complaining about the draw offers are soft af. It's just a game. Play to win even if it means using meta tactics
Comment section: can we just say that this is a game? I'm tired of people saying "he shouldn't offer a draw! He should resign! He should keep playing!"
Everyone has different ideas on that, and to be fair, in a competition or a game, if we're playing by the rules we all agreed on (such as time or draw offers), you technically are never wrong.
There are frustrating things to do, but that's literally one of the points of competition, you play to win if you still have a chance.
I agree that that was not the best thing to do, but the rules allow it, you can say it was questionable, but not that he was wrong. He still played really good moves in very small amounts of time, and time management is really important in a chess game (you can literally hear Eric say "I spent too much time on that move").
Both sides of the argument are correct, so stop pointing fingers and just have a laugh.
Agreed
he mad tho.
idc. 👇👇👇
he really isnt and ended up winning the event anyway lol
@@autosemimatic6071 he isnt? Why else ask for two draws. The obly reason people cut him some slack is if he was mad/frustrated, so you are saying he was calm collected and a douche
without increment this actually would have been pretty close
2:13 Isn't knight G to E2 the best move here? The rook can then take the knight.
Can anyone explain me why the opponent gave his pieces like that early? Where is the trap there?
re title: it was not a trap though?
Trap doesn't mean the move is bad. There is a trap in the possibility of the opponent premoving and losing his bishop
@@JimmyBoosterCrate So it's a different definition of trap as in 'trapped piece' in chesstempo and lichess ?
@@nicbentulan a trapped piece is a piece that cannot evade capture. This is a different kind of trap: a trick, if you prefer.
@@JimmyBoosterCrate ah ok. thanks.
Oh yeah? Well I make one move blunders at least once per 24 hours 😎
That wasn't a trap. It was a swindle! ;-)
This reminds me of Belmont punching Dracula
Lmao Jospem really doesn't trust you winning up 10 pawns and 3 knights
2:12 Can someone explain why Bb8 is not played ?
I wouldn't feel bad. He's the "Super GM", right? Excellent victory! Congratulations!!! THAT WAS AWESOME! HE RESIGNED!!! MULAHAHAHAHAHAAHA!!!!!!!!!!!!!
at 2.11 isnt Bb8 a better choice? you try to save your trapped bishop so that you will be 2 pieces up eventually..
I am wondering the same… did you test it with Stockfisch?
Lmao he was TILTED
Brilliant move bishop b7 and it was without any hesitation lol.
these badboys don't know eric's real power. If he would not play for fun ( iow, play full focus ), he could be easily 3000 rated blitz player. Show some respect to the kindest person of chessworld and don't offer draws when you down a full piece.
wtf those kiddos being mad about jospem offering a draw lol. Grow up bro, this is the internet, no one is disrespecting for clicking a button
The guy who said should have taken the draw probably wears a shirt that says 'the future is female'
i would of accepted the draw personally. not really fulfilling to win that way.
Watching this was like drug hahaha! I had to re watch it 😂
More than one draw offer is a bad look. I can understand Josephm wanting one though. It's kind of a cheesy way to win. If you're going to premove you should accept that this can happen, but there's still something bleh about winning this way. At the very least it's a horrible way to lose...I mean, Eric said he felt kinda bad for a reason.
No mercy
Protoss build order
Don’t feel bad! Good game! More than once I thought, “Should have took the offer!”
Your clock had me screaming, “Mooove!!!!!”
Eric does an average player dirty trick: genius
Jospem offers a draw: disrespectful
Enjoy the game guys.
4:53 isn't Nc5 a killer move?
No at all
@@daniels.3990 why not
4:58
You could have played an insane threat wirh knight to B4 there
black king goes e8
@@inyafaze rook's guarding that square?
jaw-dropping . Literally.
I don’t know if all negative comments just get deleted but i have to disagree with most of you. It’s bad sportsmanship to go for dirty tricks which have nothing to do with skill, just because it’s the only way you can win against better players. Strong players are premoving not because they are careless, they just don’t expect you to go for dirty tricks at this level where most players know each other. Just try to see it from their perspective they are grinding a lot and worked hard for their knowledge and someone just does these dirty tricks (which of cause they know and could easily defend, they just didn’t think that in this case Eric goes for these dirty tricks). So it’s really just annoying for someone like Jospem
Qf3 is actually the top engine move and a trendy line these days… but maybe it’s possible for the strongest move in the position to still be a dirty trick? 🤔
@@eric-rosen it looks like you knew he would premove b7 so speculating with Qf3 can be considered a dirty trick. Otherwise why would Jospem premove b7 if Qf3 was such a common line. And anyways, i would be more interested in winning by outplaying rather than having a massive advantage from the very start. Yes it is your good right to convert this into a win but why not take the draw and rematch? Is that kind of victory worth so much to you? Question of honor and respect in my opinion
Trendy means that it's become more popular recently, but it's still far less common than the mainlines. This game was part of a Titled Tuesday tournament, so rematching after the game was out of the question. Taking a draw would just lead to missing out on playing stronger competition. Many games with this Qf3 line do lead to highly interesting/complex battles which I much prefer over the opponent gifting the piece!
Playing within the rules is not dirty.. If it is dirty then all the traps, tactics dirty.
Time adds new rules. Premoves adds further dimension to chess.. You can act very fast 9r you can fall into pre move trap.. All fair
Even at my 1400 level these double draw offers would be at best considered, what we tend to call in the chess biz, cringe. How is this acceptable behaviour coming from an actual professional player? What?
I think he made the draw offers cause it’s a terrible way to lose your 3000 elo and so he was panicking. Explains why he didn’t immediately resign, too. Still though, a 3000 elo shouldn’t make such reckless pre moves so lesson learned
Saving this video to my favorites list!!!!
Jospem is pretty good always ending at the top of titled tuesday!
But losing here. 🫢🫢🫢🫢
Don't feel bad. Clowns who premove when a move is not forced deserve what they get.