Winning FAST with TRICKY and AGGRESSIVE Openings

In this video, I try to win the Hourly SuperBlitz Arena with tricky openings and aggressive gambits. Find every game timestamped below and let me know your favorite game in the comments!

00:00 Time for Aggressive Chess!
00:30 Attempted Smith Morra leads to GODLY Bishop.
04:05 Stafford Gambit Declined leads to INSANITY
08:09 Budapest Gambit leads to NAIL BITER
13:07 DOMINATING The Modern Defense
18:27 How to win Quickly from a Symmetrical Italian
19:47 JOBAVA LONDON WINS IN 8 MOVES
21:06 SCANDINAVIAN WINS IN 12 MOVES
23:47 ALL OUT ATTACK vs Pirc Defense
26:55 Black Mustang Opening leads to Reverse Grand Prix Attack
30:53 Tennison Gambit INTERCONTINENTAL BALLISTIC MISSILE TRAP
31:49 Attacking the Closed Sicilian
38:36 TRYING TO WIN THE TOURNAMENT — SMITH MORRA GAMBIT

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[rafigoghimarfirman]

Finally an unedited photo of eric in the thumbnail

[jaker]

I gotta say, seeing Eric as the gigachad really puts it all in perspective

[Gabriel]

The first guy played a pretty decent game (until the last 4 moves) for a 13xx player, kudos to them!

[KancerKowboy]

These aggressive runs are the absolutely most fun to watch.

[radosawkarwacki]

My therapist: Gigachad Eric Rosen doesn’t exist, he can’t hurt you.
Gigachad Eric Rosen from the thumbnail:

[milk]

Eric i just want to say thank you! I had a bad day today and you calm me down so much. Make me appreciate the simple pleasures of life again

[eboatwright_]

"It's pretty hard to be aggressive in the Italian."
_Proceeds to win in 14 moves_

[HiddenBush]

I’m excited to see this video, love seeing your aggressive opening videos

[kruksog]

An analysis of that game against the modern/ hippo would be nice. There were probably some great tactics missed there.

[soullimbo]

Wow, that Tennison gambit was brutal!

[SevenTheJester]

I just heard *Eric Rosen* say "we both have a knight all up in each other's cribs, " so my life is now complete.

How are we not talking about this?! 😂

[hoola_amigos]

15:32 "Now i have a hole to work with"

Eriiccc !!! 🙈🙈

[TheAlguien]

In the third game, when Rosen is about to castle, he wonders if he should worry about the greek gift, wich prompted me to analyze the position and yes, he should have worried more. After the bishop sac, the best defense from black is to actually trade the queen with the knight. But there's some other line that gets more complex and is probably not as devastating when your opponent is human rather than stockfish.

[valhalla_]

I'm going through a break up right now. This will be helpful to relax and fall asleep to. Thanks, Eric!

[newyorkslim]

Jeeeez -- that win with 1.6 seconds to spare was pure genius. Just shows the diff between duffers like us and a true grandmaster to be.

[Moorby]

These are my favourite Eric rosen videos, long videos with weird gambits and aggression

[alfredobaldi-pjtn]

It is such a delight to watch Eric play chess. He is genuinely a true gentleman, a classic characteristic of a real chess player!

[sujalmaharjan]

if that I take the free knight😂😂... Eric Rosen looks so cunning and funny🤣🤣

[mathematicsreadinggroup]

I just realized there's a whole extra level to playing Eric, psychologically. Eric's opponents always have to wonder "is he gonna play super aggressive, or his more normal and solid style?" which must make him really difficult to prepare for.

[SvilenKlasanov]

Hey Eric the anti solid but aggressive oxymoron style is your best