I played the Stafford Gambit vs Fabiano Caruana

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In this video, I play the Stafford Gambit against Fabiano Caruana. Be sure to subscribe to@csqpod hosted by Grandmasters Fabiano Caruana and Cristian Chirila! My full interview will be posted on their channel soon!
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@csqpod Год назад

Stafford Gambit is the best!

@volodyadykun6490 Год назад

Eric episode when

@StevenStJohn-kj9eb Год назад

Subscribed to C-squared a couple of weeks ago. I'm really enjoying it. Knowing that Fabi was considered a master of the Petrov I always wondered if he had encountered the Stafford. It was great to see this crossover video.

@cftpafan Год назад

Fabi is just Eric as a super gm. "I'm not sure you have my best interests in mind when you say that."

@SHUBHAM678741 Год назад

He's a chessbrah

@12jswilson Год назад

@@SHUBHAM678741 Eric lived (lives?) at the Chessbrah House in St Louis so...

@ramachandra776 Год назад

Caruana promising to play the Stafford Gambit in upcoming titled Tuesday . Can't wait to watch 🙂. Great game Eric .

@Kangaroo-Bob Год назад

Betrayed

@funes111 Год назад

Oh noo

@greatpretender83 Год назад

He got cold feet

@lustymaiden Год назад

@@Kangaroo-Bob redeemed

@Hollidaydoc111112 Год назад

I love hearing chess players run through the variations verbally. At least when we get a board to follow along. Listening to Fabi run his king out to the middle of the board, calmly running into no man's land of imagination. So fun.

@sharpielover69420 Год назад

I couldn't agree more. That was such a fun video.

@adamstewart247 Год назад

Too bad Hans Niemann couldn't analyze with them ;)

@frankyfourfingers648 Год назад

I found this banter to be unnecessary. Chess speaks for itself.

@erinmartin1646 Год назад

@@frankyfourfingers648 it adds an another element of entertainment that the majority of people enjoy. If it’s not for you, watch the video on mute.

@OleksandrKaplun Год назад

@@erinmartin1646 /r/whoosh

@pieterdebaere5931 Год назад

The two chillest chess players ever in one video, couldn't be any better.

@youtubeaddict487 11 месяцев назад

they really are

@justin2059 Год назад

Its maybe kind of obvious that one of the best chess players is able to refute a gambit like this... but the ease at which he plays near top moves just off of quick calculation and intuition is so incredible. Its something about the way Fabi identifies a threat and immediately finds the first or second most optimal way to counter it. Fascinating stuff

@bernie4366 Год назад

Makes it look so easy too. Like... OF COURSE you would make that move. Why would you do anything else?

@frankyfourfingers648 Год назад

Fabiano was clearly being aided by vibrating beads in his sphincter to survive this. Eric should have conducted a thorough cavity check prior to the first move.

@egads3696 Год назад

@@frankyfourfingers648 careful, there's already too much drama in the chess world for accusations like that.

@Vandalgia Год назад

Idk about how engine evaluate the position from the beginning to the end, but I believe Eric getting out of his prep also contributes to him losing the game, so I can't really say whether if it's actually refuted or Eric made a blunder in one of the position.

@Ism0Lait3la Год назад

@@Vandalgia Eric was definitely worse all the way

@tl73_ Год назад

The amount of ideas that must run through their heads as they're playing must be insane. When I play I just get the dvd logo which occasionally hits a corner and I find a good move.

@geometricart7851 Год назад

lol

@gabrielmireles770 Год назад

Babe wake up, Eric Rosen posted!

@PlatypusLLC Год назад

Goals

@deetrixreed8961 Год назад

God I loved Every Aspect of this video. The setup, the delivery, the game. The talk afterwards, Caruana is such an amazing and chill dude, and the edit at the very end. Everything was perfection.

@pietroppic Год назад

true

@yommish Год назад

Fabi has gotta be the most down-to-earth World Champion caliber player of all time

@sensennsen Год назад

Karpov: hello there

@yommish Год назад

@@sensennsen Karpov is also awesome, and Spassky

@yommish Год назад

And how could I forget Vishy.

@_thank_you_ Год назад

chess master banter about different lines without touching a piece never ceases to make me feel dumb, but this was super cool

@Moldylocks Год назад

I hope at least you caught the joke about Kf8 to protect the g-pawn on move 15? I also have a problem when they talk lines, so you're not alone, but as long as we got that joke I think we're on the right path.

@felixmerz6229 Год назад

@@Moldylocks I didn't catch it at the time, but I think I have enough of the board visualized still to see Qd8# with the bishop on c8 still undeveloped and blocking the rook from defending, right?

@juleslondon3088 Год назад

I’ve been watching this kind of stuff regularly for about 4 years now and have found I can now keep up with the verbal lines at full speed unless they go beyond 5 or 6 moves deep. At that point I generally need to pause. I struggled to follow a 5-minute blitz game to begin with, just listening to commentary and watching the moves on the board. So it does improve with time (and active viewing). It’s a lot easier for kids though.

@favouriterook Год назад

Stafford causing so much heat on the board, you can literally see the fire.

@CalebJCourtney Год назад

I love the fact Fabi says oh no my king. We know he’s in on it.

@virgilm1491 Год назад

Eric Rosen being Eric Rosen is the best content.

@sergi5816 Год назад

9:13 "Then knight G4 is winning". It's so scary that he realised that fast of the trap even before Eric told him. This top gm's are monsters.

@cyphate Год назад

Great video, perfect ending and really interesting to see caruana refuting lines in his head. Sometimes you get glimpses of just how far ahead 2800 players are

@nomer440 Год назад

Chess is fascinating. So many videos I watched on Stafford. Still this game was very interesting

@mateo1466 Год назад

Crazy how he didn't even remember it, but achieves to get the best response

@ericz0r Год назад

So wholesome of Caruana to be watching Eric's videos, even though he is a super GM! Mutual respect! 👍

@alanESV2 Год назад

The chess player with the best prep against Caruana

@jedinxf7 Год назад

omg imagine if fabi, the undisputed master of the petrov, actually follows through and adds the Stafford to his repertoire? this isn't going to be Eric's opening anymore lol

@moodfm5673 Год назад

hes competing at such a high level that he could never sink the thousands of hours into this one dubious opening that eric has

@RishabhSharma10225 Год назад

@@moodfm5673 It's not about sinking hours into this opening. Even that won't lead to anything because this opening has been refuted.

@ExpiredToast11 Год назад

He made it very clear that it was a situation he was well trained to avoid early on

@RangeWilson Год назад

No chance. The Stafford would be suicidal against super-GMs playing any sort of serious game.

@OIP_1 Год назад

fabi is so low key, an absolute legend. also that ending was unintenionally (intentionally?) hilarious

@LordLoss Год назад

Two solid dudes. Zero bully vibes

@thestockfishgirl2681 Год назад

Stafford Gambit speaks for itself.

@peschi79 Год назад

This was really fun and fascinating, thanks for sharing.

@GStarGoku3 Год назад

haha "are we going to make a cut here?"

@kaidoChess Год назад

Dude i never realized how good the chemistry was between fabi and Eric! Great vid ! Love the Stafford

@foryoutubecomments2029 Год назад

Eric you should make a video analyzing the TT stafford games that Fabiano plays!

@peterpetrov6522 Год назад

Caruana played like a monster. I wonder what Kasparov or Ivanchuk can do with this gambit.

@devadathans5506 Год назад

Kasparov would scare this man to death with his presence alone. Fabi is a soothing sensation.

@JohnS-il1dr Год назад

Kasparov would be indignant and start shaking his head with eyes bulging if he saw this line.

@sub.consciousnz1312 Год назад

Fabiano Caruana just seems genuinely lovely, he has a similarly chill, gentle manner to Eric actually. GG

@joeyharrington1863 Год назад

That ending cut was golden

@PkGam Год назад

A fun yet relaxing game! Loved' 1:34 when Fabiano asked that as he knew what it would do, but maybe not exactly how it would go. Though he did refute it successfully and it turned out to be a pretty regular game with great banter.

@Sghead Год назад

Perfect cut 😂 Loved the video

@OfficialPizza Год назад

Eric was FORCEFUL on the clock by the end there

@gmcclary5878 Год назад

GM's saying "I'm very scared" in a deadpan voice is hilarious

@notyourdad Год назад

"Eric Rosen, chess professional, wearing so many hats." - I have never seen Eric wear a single hat, good sir!

@robertfrydell703 Год назад

Nice show you guys have here. Good concept of production quality, current topics, guests.

@alessandrodellacorte9926 4 месяца назад

Fabi's "oh no my king!" was the best piece of chess-related comedy I've ever seen.

@winrar42 Год назад

I thought you'd mention that you drew Levon Aronian in a fun game once. Very humble

@jasonz9902 Год назад

Fabiano Caruana is so mellow and chill, GG.

@fulgentiuswilly5043 Год назад

Wow Fabi in the endgame is amazingly calm! Great game Eric, always love Stafford

@42cpulaski Год назад

Eric and Fabi are great chess minds! Love watching their games.

@TheRazeryan Год назад

LMAO ERIC! Nice editing "Are we gone make a cut here--" CUT

@wartinskater Год назад

Fabiano is so chill, really like that guy

@dogsmokespipe Год назад

Very good and professional cut at the end

@kentpennington5834 Год назад

That fire looks like it is in fast forward... With calm Rosen and calm Fabi it is like a Techno song stuffed between two classical songs.

@baraaderbashi6131 Год назад

So i am watching this video 12:40 midnight, is it ok that i have been watching videos for the past two hours, but this one is what let my eyes really shut? Damn these voices are gentle.

@reyfauzi Год назад

Finally some good chess among all the dramas

@anmax Год назад

The drama was fun for a while, but now it’s just depressing

@JohnS-il1dr Год назад

@@anmax yeah it's getting old quick.

@zolika13 Год назад

Two of the most likeable chess personalities playing casual chess -- such a delight to watch!

@Ahmed-cn6hj Год назад

7:45 rook h1 loses to rook h5 threatening to win the rook and threatening queen a1 mate

@loganstanley7881 Год назад

Eric, that grin in the beginning man haha.

@eshantrkumar3951 Год назад

Next up... Analysis of this game... It would be crazy to see what went wrong... Coz your analysis even after Magnus game was awesome 🔥 And I love how you experiment without worrying about winning or losing❤️❤️

@josonic Год назад

"What went wrong" is maybe the wrong way to phrase it, since Stafford gambit is a dubious (so probably losing) opening. Something has to go right, or at least be drawn, to go wrong.

@eshantrkumar3951 Год назад

@@josonic Still... Eric Rosen plays his moves wisely... We can say... Taking calculated risk... So I would still like to see what not to play and what could have been the alternate line for it... Fabi is no doubt an amazing GM but he must played a move which could have given Eric an edge over Fabi... But we will find out after Eric post a video of the analysis of this game ✌🏻

@thijsbeentjes4008 Год назад

@@eshantrkumar3951 instead if h5 he could've played Qd4 (which he knows, he mentioned it in the vid), engine likes Qd4 better. Then after Qe2 Qd6 isn't amazing, tho not that bad, engine also doesn't like the trade of bishops too much (prefers Bb4 after Be3 instead of Bxe3). And it really hates taking the h2 pawn. Says white is like +3 after that (was about +2 before that). After that not really any big mistakes, just slowly got worse and worse.

@juleslondon3088 Год назад

Great to see the London Chess Community mugs on display. A small but regular group from London, England getting out there on the world stage with Fabi & Eric. 🤩

@redplanet2720 Год назад

I'm loving this more casual format where the players talk to each other about the game and tell us what they're thinking in real time.

@jason3367 Год назад

Finally, after a crappy day I get to see a new Eric Rosen video!

@Canyouhereit Год назад

How they can remember all these moves is just crazy to me.

@patriot1303 Год назад

Very cool I really enjoyed this

@michaelnewman2343 Год назад

“It’s back to being a gambit” is such a passive aggressive thing to say after winning a pawn

@anderson7271 Год назад

11:40 they did in fact make a cut here

@FlowerBoyWorld Год назад

so cool such an early crossover :D i'd love to play fabi some day, very cool

@someguyslastname8487 Год назад

Fabiano is not only 2800 level, but an e4 e5 Nf3 Nf6 legend

@hasanalomar9632 Год назад

He was above 2800 so yeah

@Simon0896 Год назад

Very exciting that Fabiano will play stafford in next Titled Tuesday!

@DrXtoph Год назад

Fun 🎉 you're the best Eric!

@josonic Год назад

Ooo a promise by a Fabi to play the stafford?! Cant wait! I assume we'll get a review from Eric

@thebluesmurfdude Год назад

Let’s go!!

@ilmikingo Год назад

how nice NOW to see two great players confronting openly and honestly their ideas whilst there are some other players unable to analyze their games after winning against the world chess champion, running away from serious anticheat tests, running away from interviews, etc... that was disturbing. Thank you so much Eric e, Fabiano, torna in Italia!

@mas3737 Год назад

That was awesome!

@raicyceprine8953 Год назад

The duality that Eric also teaches London system which is closed position and slow game yet he also popularized stafford gambit which is so aggressive and needs to be played very accurately to win😂

@botebote1394 Год назад

oh hey when Fabi plays stafford in titled tuesday, i hope Eric uploads it

@kmktruthserum9328 Год назад

Eric knowing he's going to lose starts slamming the clock like it's his enemy

@scheimong Год назад

I like how this video ended 🤣 Very nice

@PhO3NiX96 Год назад

When Fabiano says "your openning" to Eric kinda shows how it could be called the Rosen Gambit

@ieaatclams Год назад

We need to start a fundraiser to move Eric to Stafford

@mathieu8641 Год назад

Eric and Fabi have such sound-alike voices

@nulltube2530 Год назад

both are the real deal to dub mordecai at regular show

@filippomiatto1289 Год назад

Eric: "are we gonna make a cut here..?" [CUT]

@mitchbrook4112 Год назад

eric youve GOT to cover fabis stafford gambit titled tuesday!

@tamalbayaa1565 Год назад

"Are we gonna make a cut he--"

@haddymcbatty Год назад

Cool to hang out with Fabi

@sentinelia2302 Год назад

Oh no my ending cut !

@orciety Год назад

Yes, Eric is back!

@VinayVekaria Год назад

"Are we gonna make a cut here" as it cuts is a very Eric Rosen way of ending the video

@11.15.M Год назад

That was awesome

@joeinvin134 Год назад

"I'm not sure you have my best interests in mind..." 😂

@wolfgangvonharringa4414 Год назад

Such a sick colab. Big D energy in that room

@agentm10 Год назад

How do you get out of prep within ten moves of an opening that you have been living-breathing for the last few years?

@ebabcock72 Год назад

That ending made me laugh. "Are we gonna make a cut here?"

@mr_mr Год назад

Fabi is going to reference Eric's videos, amazing. What a great day

@RangeWilson Год назад

Instead of getting trapped by the spider web, Fabi flicks it away with one pinky. "Here, have your pawn back, your position is still a wreck."

@okamisansempai557 Год назад

Amaizing game, really amaizing strategy for white to move Qa3+Qa8 then Ra7

@scottjasper5424 Год назад

That fireplace is pretty cool by the way

@curtisw0234 Год назад

Fabi played this opening so well

@djtheberkutchi860 Год назад

BREAKING: Fabi promises to play the Stafford next title Tuesday! Also said he he is going to watch Eric’s videos to prep, lol. That was great guys. Thanks. Looking forward to next Tuesday! And Eric- publish a chessable course already. Please. IT IS TIME.