IM Rosen plays GM Hambleton in the London System (Dual Commentary) 

Also, the dry way he said it felt more like an instruction lol

Eric Rosen is such a pleasant person.

lmao ikr

@@RaptorsReport Rosen v Finegold: The Quest for Dry Humor and Sarcasm. Find it exclusively on MasterClass

His sense of humor is perfection.

Yeah, dual commentary videos are my favorite. They can be hard to find!

I literally came to the comments to make sure someone commented this or I was going to lol

They seem to not talk over each other, or each talk slowly enough you can easily follow both conversations. Really nice

Damn Eric had all the prep and just missed Rb1. That's why the Brahs are hard to beat!

@@chrisvinciguerra4128 Almost like they knew when the other was not talking. Kind of freaky actually haha

The difference between an IM and GM - they have the same thought process, but the IM blunders first

Because chess is just about following certain rules after studying them

@@mo7ammmad2012 says the 1200

@@mo7ammmad2012 what

I Know there so many moments like that!

You just know Eric was hoping to be black to use his beloved stafford

"for allowing us such a dominating victory" You're trolling with a comment like that...

You are not supposed to spot a tactic against an IM, that's rude.

They follow the habits so they blunder less.

Funny story, they put me in more debt and poached my sister’s dog. Don’t support these guys

Funny as story, I was never in debt but they effd my sister 😅

Chessbrah also tow my car when it runs into some problems in Shanghai

Thanks chessbrah, I'm retarded

Dont support these guys

the last sub battle chessbrahs looked the same

It wasn't really a blowout. Just some really close games that fell the wrong way, and one very strange resignation in a winning position.

@@dooglasii753 Yeah I mean just 9 consecutive wins, not really a blowout

Could've been just pure luck, amirite?

Kasparov once said "If you make 10 threats in a row, your opponent will blunder eventually".

@@DerickMasai But blundering on Kasparov level is missing a tactic not giving away a piece

I'm a big fan of Eric as well, but to hell with Aman. Apparently, he put some poor chatter in debt and poached his sister, who was a dog. Don't support these guys.

@@p00ner1sm you shouldn't just believe rumors without evidence

@@shini64m14 im a witness of this aswell... seriously Dont support these guys.

@@shini64m14 It's not a rumour, he slapped my girlfriend's butt aswell.

@@saltyseagull9423 Jesus ur going on about the guy that paid 25€ for each blunder he made, he's a 700 against a GM, he proposed this thing and made 12 blunders, that's 300€ if you don't even have money you shouldn't bet, that's a thing everyone should know, it's like going into a casino, buying chips and then not being able to pay for them if you think this is how life works ur just stupid and delusional I've gambled thousands before, I know what losing money is like, but I always know that I'm responsible for what I do with my money, especially if Im betting a nonspecific amount in this bet. and 300€ is literally like nothing also he knew he was gonna blunder atleast 5x against a GM I assume ^^ I don't know what u guys are going on about some dog

9*

@@mathlegendno12 no it was 10

They call it accelerated london system, times square variation

They have more twitch subs than Hikaru. How exactly are they underrated?

@@mikecantreed WAY more twitch subs they have like 18 K - 20 K subs

they have the most number of subscribers on twitch in chess section by a huge margin

On Twitch..

Time pressure. He only had 3 seconds left.

The rook was on d6 when e4 was played, so if bxe4 then rxd6

@@SmileAndWave69 …Bxe4 instead of …Bc4. It doesn’t matter, it was just a missed pawn on low time, he’s winning anyway

Nothing, but Aman was winning anyway.

I think because bishop e4 attacking the queen. If queen takes it is no longer in position to defend the rook. If the queen moves back or forward on the file to defend the rook then there are 3 black pieces attacking b1 and at most only two white defending.

If Be4, then you start a series of forced moves with Rxf8. Then King has to take and then Qd8 check. Aman can only defend with your queen and then Eric brings his Rd1 to defend his queen. Then Aman has to bring his rook to b8 and then you trade queens with pressure on Aman and 3 seconds to go.

@@andreidinu7316 After white plays Rd8, black can just take white's knight with Rxc4. He doesnt have to respond to Rd8 because if Rxf8, king takes and queen covers back rank.

@@nothing8640 you are right. What if I bring the rook to c1 to initiate the same line, but with the Knight protected?

@@andreidinu7316 aman could cut the protection off from the white rook by playing bd5 and then the rook and knight would be hanging edit: both would be hanging if you end up playing rd8

To be fair it was 9 wins in a row of Chessbrah subs against IMRosen subs, with them just playing the last match against each other.

It was 10 in a row for Chessbrah followers vs ER followers, not 10 in a row for Aman vs Eric. Aman only played Eric once. Look at the table on the screen showing you all the previous games/victories.

Oh, okay. Now I see. I was finding it weird. But I understand. It was the Grand Finale of a Sub battle.

i think things got out of hand when Eric was low on time, the london line is excellent -london player gang

@@Decapitatiing *insert obama gives obama medal meme

On twitch you are automatically a sub of your channel I thought.

@@blazinfear ye, permanent t3 sub baby

which game do you play, since you have neither?