Eric Rosen is a really good instructor.

Excellent lesson. I like the basic tactical structure that evolves to a complexity that still uses the base tactic.

Great lesson,  nice build up to the more complex ones and a nice relaxed style Mr. Rosen

7:55 "There are rules where if you flag but your opponent has insufficiant mating material, then it's a draw" - according to FIDE, if a checkmate is technically possible, then the flagging player still loses. So if you flag with king and pawn vs. king and knight you lose.

Don't think I've ever learned so much about chess this quickly.

Eric Rosen is so gentle.

I bet he cuddles really well.

I love this expression "the pigs on the seventh rank"

He is really good, I find it better to watch on 2x to check out the positions quicker but thank you for your excellent tutoring

Great lecture, thanks!

always new idea i am getting from you

His lecture did not sound packed to the rafters with attendees, which is a shame because they are getting exceptionally good tuition and advice. If only we had something half as good in my town. Do players flock to St Louis and live there awhile so they can be at the club all hours playing, going to lectures, spectating matches?

Great lessons! Thanks a lot, guys!

Oh no my queen

7:36 this was happened in aliferoza Vs Magnus in WBC2019 December 30 ..Ali lost on time being up material and carlsen had a chance to win if Ali blunders..so Magnus was declared winner in a crucial match!

Great lecture on chess and another conformation for dunning Kruger effect

i like him..

Great Job Eric !

Great!

Another good one !

Awesome job , these videos help us a lot to improve n prepare for our competitions