7 BEST Games in Netflix's The Queen's Gambit

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Consider this a review and reaction for the Netflix show The Queen's Gambit, portraying Elizabeth Harmon by Anya Taylor-Joy in her quest to chess glory and overcoming different kinds of obstacles and struggles.
0:00 Introduction
0:52 Game 1 - Harry Beltik
Nezhmetdinov-Kasparian, 1955
5:43 Game 2 - Benny Watts
7:50 Game 3 - Georgi Girev (Mexico)
Jakovenko-Stellwagen, 2007
10:18 Game 4 - GAME 1 vs. BORGOV
Stein-Matanovic, 1965
14:19 Game 5 - GAME 2 vs. BORGOV
Megaranto - Dominguez Perez, 2006
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@AnishGiriOfficial 3 года назад

Levy is in a higher definition than Beth. Cool. (Still can't get over this camera quality).

@kappablanca5192 3 года назад

Woah anish!

@gurmeharsingh7716 3 года назад

Anish c'mon bro

@archiestriker7251 3 года назад

@@gurmeharsingh7716 what bruh

@chattybaboon7136 3 года назад

True

@adriananthonydeguia736 3 года назад

Same

@seriyooow310 3 года назад

Other movies: SHE SAID THE TITLE! Queen's Gambit: SHE'S DOING THE TITLE!

@ploopybear 3 года назад

On a related note: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5t53TcKIlMc.html

@randomusername5997 3 года назад

@@ploopybear wtf

@pandagjjg6340 3 года назад

@@randomusername5997 bruh 😂 I just saw that

@pandagjjg6340 3 года назад

@@ploopybear that had me weak 😂😂

@mahshshsrklingfa7031 3 года назад

@@ploopybear he said the title of the song.

@louisBrother1988 3 года назад

everybody gangsta until the chess pieces start appearing on the ceiling

@Harveyleegoodie 3 года назад

@vladrachev6928 3 года назад

Beth opened her chakras and finally learned how to get into the avatar state

@PhantomJavelin 3 года назад

Ceiling Stockfish predates the actual engine, turns out.

@theMosen 3 года назад

@@PhantomJavelin Who needs stockfish when you have tranquilizer pills?

@plantzhaih4015 3 года назад

Hikaru: that’s very normal for me

@kevinarroyo9756 3 года назад

I wish you spoiled it and just warned us that their were spoilers :(

@denniszenanywhere 3 года назад

I saw the series but I'm glad he didn't spoil it.

@XxKidnoffxX 3 года назад

I personally watch the series to be able to watch this video, so I'm disapointed he try to didn't spoil...

@ailst 3 года назад

@@XxKidnoffxX Yeah, same here! :D

@pokeinator7834 3 года назад

Yeah

@demosth3nes870 3 года назад

969th like lol

@cademyers7235 3 года назад

"I'm not gunna bore you with the theory here" BrUH why do you think nerds like me clicked

@jeltehoekstra2952 3 года назад

i feel you

@FindingNe 3 года назад

same i watched the series but i dont play chess so i didnt understand the theory which is wby im here lmao

@johnhill8910 3 года назад

"Nerds like me" Yes, we play chess. No need to be snarky about it

@FindingNe 3 года назад

@@johnhill8910 wat

@yurireis8794 3 года назад

@@johnhill8910 wat, is not like nerd is an insult though

@marcelopardo4791 3 года назад

Lets not spoil alll the other games, but lets spoil the last game of the series 🤣🤣 omg levi hahahah

@matko8038 3 года назад

She obviously wins though... its the last game.

@marcelopardo4791 3 года назад

@@matko8038 haha i thinknyou didnt watched the series

@matko8038 3 года назад

@@marcelopardo4791 i did. Why?

@timdoring8571 3 года назад

@@marcelopardo4791 You are obviously referring to the fact that she lost 2 times against borgov before, but if you try to view it from the perspective of storytelling, this is a strong indication that she finally IS going to beat him. Just my opinion tho, not trying to offend you or anything ^^

@JosephGelis 3 года назад

He did warn you.

@irelandwalks3376 3 года назад

I cried a lot during this series. I am adopted and did live in an Romanian orphanage until I was 5 (which was old then). Really connected to this series because I made a friend who is 68 his name is Tito he lives 4 doors next door. I am now 26 and was moved by this film. Also I am currently playing a guy at chess online from the Czech Republic :)

@auniquehandle 3 года назад

bless you

@jeerdezus5991 3 года назад

Ahoj - from slovakia/czech republic

@tupacshakurfan9280 3 года назад

Oo se pare ca romanii chiar sunt peste tot

@rozanadasilva6843 3 года назад

Al, God Bless you!

@airotkiv 3 года назад

It's wonderful you got to find yourself in a series like this. All the best to you!

@clashplaya8638 3 года назад

Dudley! He’s fucking Dudley oh my god that was killing me!

@Felms99 3 года назад

Im blown away. Of course he looked familiar but i never thought about that :O

@caffeinator1849 3 года назад

*she's fucking Dudley

@RishilShah 3 года назад

@@caffeinator1849 😂😂💀

@P1r4n 3 года назад

I KNEW I RECOGNISED HIM!

@thesupersisters6415 3 года назад

i didnt realise that until levy said it how?!!!

@samuecchi 3 года назад

When Benny Watts tells Harmon that she shouldn't have castle and Beltik could've won, what did he mean? I was hoping you could elaborate on that advice, since it breaks Elizabeth's mind later on.

@adrielcruz2736 3 года назад

If beltik noticed he could have won because she put her king in front of his rooks lane but he didn’t notice and neither did she

@MichaelJones-eq4ne 2 года назад

@@adrielcruz2736 Your post does not make sense to me, and neither does Benny's comment in Ep. 3. Where exactly in this video could Beltik have won?

@adrielcruz2736 2 года назад

@@MichaelJones-eq4ne like I said, her king was in his rooks lane, meaning by technicality it was a mate and she would've lost, but that's only if Beltik noticed and called her out on it, but he didn't and so he lost

@MichaelJones-eq4ne 2 года назад

@@adrielcruz2736 I asked where was the exact position you are talking about and you posted the same nonsense you posted before.

@MichaelJones-eq4ne 2 года назад

@Samuel Chavarría Nobody has posted a reasonable answer to your question. One problem is that whoever wrote the dialogue in ep.3 at 34:00 didn't understand the chess game (the real game was Nezhmtdinov-Kasparian 1955). Benny Watts told Beth that Beltik could have beaten her, and she then set up the position and saw that 30.c4 was better than the move Beth played, h5. However Beth still had a winning position after 30.h5, but she also said "Beltik could have beat me." Wrong. If Beltik had played 30...gxh5 white should play 31.Bh3. It's possible that netflix filmed a clip that shows Beth making a losing move in the Beltik game, but if so they must have cut that scene.

@mathieusaez2797 3 года назад

Damn, i jumped into chess right after watching the queen's gambit and discovered your chanel a few days later. Even for someone that did not played chess at the time i have to say that this serie is captivating

@mathieusaez2797 3 года назад

Ho and btw i found that you are so pleasent to wach and listen, im learning a lot very quickly. Thx again

@OneNvrKnoz 3 года назад

Same here!

@robl4836 3 года назад

Not as easy as she made it look uh? ;)

@mathieusaez2797 3 года назад

@@robl4836 Clearly xD

@amusedtofu 3 года назад

That's cool that the show is compelling enough for people to start playing chess. Welcome!

@yasmeenm6435 3 года назад

I hope they do a second season with Georgi (the 13 year old). He did say he would be a Grandmaster by 16. I think it would be cool to start with him at 4 years old playing for the first time and finish the series with him playing Beth!!

@jerrymiddlemiss7902 3 года назад

im conflicted because this series was a masterpiece and anything else threatens that status. HOWEVER, i so desperately want more lmao. it was amazing.

@Evija3000 3 года назад

Nah, him playing Beth wouldn't be the culmination, but a complication. She undermines his confidence by winning and makes him rethink his goals and plan for life by asking about his life after he becomes a grandmaster so young.

@overtone55 3 года назад

@yasmeenm6435 3 года назад

@@overtone55 yes

@ephemera... 3 года назад

@@Evija3000 that's an interesting question for him to struggle with. No reason that wouldn't work in a series.

@williamhambly5833 3 года назад

GothamChess: This is the final sequence of moves so this is your spoiler alert. Me: Like I could keep up with any of the games. in the show

@butter.1181 3 года назад

1:14 Harry Potter staring at Dudley playing a chess match

@kripposoft 3 года назад

holy shit you just made me realize Dudley was in Queen's Gambit. I knew I recognized him from somewhere!

@Evija3000 3 года назад

She's like a mix of the main trio. Readhead like Ron, orphaned like Harry, smart like Hermione.

@Evija3000 3 года назад

@blazo king Good point. However Beth and Hermione are both academically smart unlike Ron so I think it still works :)

@MdMushahidKhan 3 года назад

Oh my god I can't

@siddhantp3457 Месяц назад

@@Evija3000Levy's the Harry Potter here

@nickcoronado898 3 года назад

I loved this! Though personally having watched the show, I would have loved to see analysis on the ends of those games- spoilers be damned- because when watching I was so curious about the positions that caused each player to decide to forfeit and what made them decide that. Just my 2c.

@2freet 3 года назад

Same here

@mohammedshakoor411 3 года назад

I loved the show and I appreciate the work that you obviously put into this video, not only with organising to get the rights to show these clips, but also with little detailes like the youtube-intern timestamps per game. Good job!

@EzekielDBarrett 3 года назад

Levy confidence, restraint, and production all improving massively. As a young man coming into your own, amongst a whole bunch of solid chess personalities, you're trending to make chess content better in all the right ways

@abomb1125 4 месяца назад

Man you should see him in three years.

@MenloMarseilles 3 года назад

One thing that I found interesting in this video was the show's repeated use of adjournments as justification for the "alternate reality" versions of games that appear in it. Rather than try to claim that your fictional characters are better chess players than the historical ones who donated the source games, you can say, "oh, she had all night to theorycraft and that's why she found this more interesting line". Thanks for the video! I'll try to remember to check out this series if I ever get back on Netflix.

@BlueFoxx92 3 года назад

yeah but thats how it actually works in chess.

@thesnackbandit 2 года назад

@@BlueFoxx92 Not anymore, there are no adjournments because these days you can just consult and engine in the middle of a game which would be extremely powerful.

@thesnackbandit 2 года назад

@@themakerstoolbox9688 Not really, you can learn every line in a night, or atleast 5-6 lines quite easily. If your opponent deviates, you will also know how to punish that innacuracy.

@thesnackbandit 2 года назад

@@themakerstoolbox9688 You can quite easily learn atleast 6-7 lines in one day, since you'd be studying the game anyways it wouldn't be too difficult.

@saad1653 2 года назад

@@themakerstoolbox9688 You underestimate the ability of chess players to memorize. Secondly if both players get to use computers, unless someone was losing already, most games would just be drawn. Would make for very boring games.

@ryanjacob8957 3 года назад

She gambitted her queen in the Queen's Gambit

@CB-si8eh 3 года назад

Queen Gambit

@ismayonez6865 3 года назад

show should've been called the botez gambit

@christopherfigueroa3083 3 года назад

Botez Gambit was a thing back then

@patrickinocencio2305 3 года назад

What about kings gambit gambiting the king

@MrKongatthegates 3 года назад

She needs a lesson then

@jwizansky 3 года назад

I especially appreciate seeing the Luchenko game, which had mystified me on the screen for a simple if silly reason. With the stylized chess set they used, I mistook the black King and Queen in the final position - even after freezing the shot of the board. With those pieces reversed, I could not fathom why White resigned when Qe8# looked pretty good!

@vaibhavdlxit1050 3 года назад

Fischer is real life analogy of beth, sad that his ending was different

@Spitfireplaygames 3 года назад

I loved this show. Also the passion you put in analyzing these games is really inspiring

@EliasFieldIA 3 года назад

Wish they could continue the series! Absolutely marvelous!

@robl4836 3 года назад

No.......... That would spoil it. You want many series followed by a 2hr grand-finale when everyone gets bored of it?

@EliasFieldIA 3 года назад

@@robl4836 I disagree maybe we could see a similar format, but with the other characters life's. It's just an idea! Have a good day!

@robl4836 3 года назад

@@EliasFieldIA oh ok, that's fine. As long as it maintains a uniqueness.

@EliasFieldIA 3 года назад

@@robl4836 Absolutely!

@joemanco1075 3 года назад

I feel the same way. I wish they stretched it out for an episode and took one or two liberty's earlier in the show to do so.

@kyleherron4783 3 года назад

Just binged the show from midnight to 7am. I don't even regret it a little. Amazing!

@enantonio 3 года назад

Sequel should be: Jerome’s Gambit

@tomasboerr1845 3 года назад

That's what Jerome would have wanted

@dkpandey1996 3 года назад

Or maybe Stafford Gambit, and they can cast Eric Rosen in the lead role.

@o0mcck0o 3 года назад

Best TV series for years. Not just the chess elements, but overall greatness. Just perfect.

@noahtroxell1206 3 года назад

Your knowledge and prep for these videos are extremely impressive. Great work!

@pvb3562 3 года назад

Because of the Queen's Gambit, i got back into chess. And as I did, I watched a ton of your videos and gained some actual insight into chess itself. And as i've done that, i've revisited the show on netflix again and again. And now I notice that in most games, Harmon not only uses her queen aggressively; she gambits her queen in most games. I'm assuming that kasparov and the director exhausted almost all first-8-move queen gambit game permutations that can be had, just to fill the show.

@mooshroom_pizza7870 Год назад

Botez gambit

@JoraulStreams Год назад

@@mooshroom_pizza7870 in the show’s universe a “Queen’s Gambit Declined” is probably the universe where Beth succumbs to addiction and quits chess 😂

@fruitygranulizer540 Год назад

@@JoraulStreams LMAO

@fruitygranulizer540 Год назад

I think they just needed her to have a chess playing style that a wider audience could understand without knowing theory while also fitting her character. Aggressively gambitting the queen often fits that role haha. The show is also based off of the novel, where I'm assuming most of the games are similar

@Cosmic-ix7uf Год назад

Thank you for your hard work on this video Levy, it was great and cleared up a lot of confusion from the games in the Queen's Gambit series

@Spectrolle 3 года назад

really great vid showing both the analysis board and clips from the show. cheers!

@xero4158 3 года назад

This show re-ignited my interest in chess. I already knew the bare-basic, but never went much deeper than that. While I don't have the dedication to start memorizing openings and whatnot, its inspired me to push more into the intermediate level :D

@daltonwilliams3514 3 года назад

Thanks for all of the effort that went into this video, Levy. So entertaining and instructional. Love the work that you are doing. As long as you are doing it, I will be watching.

@timdoring8571 3 года назад

@Jessi.Z.H_17 3 года назад

Great video Levy!!! I was just getting back into chess when this show came out. Now I'm really pumped to memorize all your 10 min openings :D

@joelra3702 3 года назад

Of all the games in The Queen's Gambit my favourite was chess.

@nolanwaymire7003 2 года назад

Substance abuse is a close second.

@joelra3702 2 года назад

@@nolanwaymire7003 They also played Uno in the Mexico city episode, but I don't really like that game.

@mr.jayden1227 Год назад

I watched queen's gambit (I watch my queen get gambited/blundered)

@clemsonc 3 года назад

Good job on the analysis. I love the show as well. I never played chess before. Happy to see the different RU-vid videos and mobile apps to get a beginner started. Thank you.

@buenobro 3 года назад

Awesome job Levy! you have an amazing knack for this type of review. well done!

@JaronW 3 года назад

Finally live! Great work Levy.

@michaelpsellos2560 3 года назад

Yo if you could do another celebrity coaching with one of the actors that would be dope

@ibefullofme 3 года назад

I don't think any of the actors actually play chess

@t1merickson 3 года назад

@@ibefullofme That's why it would be a coaching session

@vincentc978 3 года назад

@@ibefullofme the actors got coached specifically because they were going to play these roles

@thomasdevelops3087 3 года назад

@@ibefullofme Anya Taylor-Joy actually decided she wanted to get a basic grasp of chess. The rest I'm not sure of.

@alexmatias6865 3 года назад

Beautiful video; the love and respect you have for this game really shines through - look forward to more 😊 G'day from Australia!

@MrOctopussman 3 года назад

Really love this. Great job not giving spoilers and highlighting this great show!

@keziarukmana1950 3 года назад

im shocked, i stared at harry baltic for so long thinking he looks sooo familar. dudley man.

@calcramer 3 года назад

I recon they picked the actor b/c he has close-set eyes, to contrast with Taylor-Joy’s otherworldly wide-set eyes. He’s also a damn good actor.

@yeetwchybaban 3 года назад

@@calcramer hmm

@yellowhouse4911 3 года назад

@@calcramer why would they do that. Like what's the artistic reasoning behind that?

@Spazticspaz 3 года назад

@@yellowhouse4911 u'd be surprised how much they care about stuff like that in cinematography

@senseispud2197 3 года назад

@@yellowhouse4911 it shows your subconscious "Hey! These two are polar opposites" and they continue to show that throughout the series, with Harry being so engrossed by theory while Beth plays by ear. It's a small touch, but it gets done a lot more than you'd think in most shows.

@taylorfamily8768 Год назад

Wow......... Couldn't possibly thank you enough for doing what so many of us couldn't [or wouldn't] but so desperately wanted. Perfect addition to finish this incredible series. Cant wait to watch again [this and series] but with this as an accompaniment. You are the best for doing this as if u already don't work hard enough lol you are a machine!

@dons.9842 3 года назад

Wow, great job. Thank you. I knew little about chess before the series, but watching it inspired me to start playing as it did for many others. I am so far enjoying playing against the computer, but am a bit overwhelmed at how much there is to learn! Love your channel, and pick up something new every time I watch one of your videos.

@TheGeohart 3 года назад

really new to the understanding of omnious game! just love the way you teach, and explore the in's and out's of chess.

@davidstewart58 3 года назад

The Queens Gambit is a great advert for Chess especially for girls and non-Chess players. The story line is based on the American, Bobby Fischer who famously only played 1 e4 before winning Game 6 in the 1972 World Championship with The Queens Gambit against the Champion, Boris Spassky from Russia in which he sportingly congratulated Bobby on a great game and was considered the best game of the Championships. Bobby Fischer was a Chess prodigy and at 14 years old won the United States Championships. The one trait that is incorrect is the drug substance abuse as I have never come across that from any Chess player of any ability being that it would affect their game negatively. I thought the performance was excellent in which the chess games were from those played by past Masters. Adjourning a game did occur in the 1972 World Championship for which they are no longer used for many years since the development of chess engines and players playing shorter games to a finish.

@cutebubbles2007 3 года назад

BF was just an inspiration to create Harmons character, the substance abuse IMO was included to add even more complexity to Beth and make her demons more visible. Also an antagonistic force was needed in the series and the writer did not want to necessarily put this on the russians, so it was really at the end of the day Beth unleashing her ful potential despite her internal demons...

@ItsAsparageese Год назад

Dude, chess absolutely attracts people with easily addicted behavior patterns, they're people like anyone else. What are you on about with calling it "incorrect"? There are even genetic factors that predispose some people to be especially susceptible to addiction to alcohol and benzodiazepines, as I recall (the drug she takes in the story is in that class) and her being a chess player doesn't make her immune to that nor to her drugging as a child.

@imwithyou38 Год назад

@@ItsAsparageese yea it was a tranquilzer drugt hat they made up so it would have been like ketamine that was more lucid hallucinations added to it. its interesting. im someone who has used a wide variety of drugs ove my life time. while it would b e more like strrong dxm and benzo combined which mimics what happened inc the show

@ItsAsparageese Год назад

@@imwithyou38 Yeah the vivid visuals in the show don't really line up with plain benzos IRL & you're correct that the drug in the show is made up! It's meant to represent a common real one at the time though. But yeah I think the chess visualization thing is more a matter of her innate ability & its relationship to the drug represents her difficulty believing in her own potential or believing she could have her skills without her addiction being fulfilled. I'm sure you know as well as I do, addiction does a great job of convincing people they need their drug just to be any kind of normal. That's why after she starts healing & enters recovery she finds herself having the visualization ability independently in the end. That's my take on it anyway, but that's probably because I'm a medical geek/I really like science accuracy, so the idea of the drug actually inducing her visuals pisses me off & I refuse to accept that it wasn't just an ability she had all along & only thought she needed the drug to unlock it, lol

@KaterynaStepanova 3 года назад

Thank you for this video! I've got inspired to learn to play chess from this series and that's how I landed on your channel :)

@_julian 3 года назад

Great Video, Levy! For all the new people here who want to get into chess, levy offers great courses. His e4 e5 ny style helped me a lot!

@randelldickerson6147 3 года назад

good job I followed this with the series and I caught every bit of it... pretty nice..I be following it word for words

@wolfie8748 3 года назад

"I'm not gunna bore you with the theory here" WHYYYYYYY

@EulersBasement 3 года назад

binging the series while looking at the analysis after each episode is the way to watch this

@garyhilton656 3 года назад

Outstanding work...appreicate the time that went in to this...presenting openings is one thing but this is another level. well done!

@SifuJerad 3 года назад

Wonderful analysis! Loved the show and love your take on it. Very well done!!!

@Smaxalot 3 года назад

Really cool analysis! I found it difficult to follow what was happening while watching the show so it's great to see the different games deconstructed here :) Keep up the great content!

@AlexaMG35 3 года назад

Super glad I came across your channel and heard about this, thanks for the recommendation. What a series!

@serialbotkiller9998 3 года назад

I watched the série and it is great to have your comments on the main games, tks for the effort

@marcoellenberg1172 3 года назад

Can I just say that I really enjoyed how correctly Levy pronounced The Queen's Gambit in Russian and all Russian names :)

@necromancernoivern7798 3 года назад

He is Russian himself I believe

@bagelized 3 года назад

He’s Russian 😂

@user-zd3hp7is4z 3 года назад

@@bagelized lol i mean somehow i thought that he is based in nyc, isn't he? but ферзевый гамбит is definitely cool :))))

@jaydeeeeb2786 3 года назад

For what it's worth, I'm proud of you Levy

@okwukweanyasi1309 3 года назад

Awesome game analysis done. I was inquisitive as to the detailed analysis of the games and you do justice to that

@MosheFeder 3 года назад

Well done! Thanks for your time and effort on this.

@jkdegen 3 года назад

Beautifully put-together presentation. Thank you. I appreciated the accuracy of the chess in the series, but could never have delved this deeply. Wonderful work.

@AG-iy8nd 3 года назад

Ooh I've watched two episodes already, maybe soon I'll find time to finish the series. Thank you for taking such care to not spoil anything

@davidroyle3034 3 года назад

Great video, thanks! There was also the Morphy "opera game" shown during her speed chess session in that NY basement.

@caionascimento4234 3 года назад

Thank you for all the hard work! Great video!

@codealvo 3 года назад

I watched the first episode yesterday and there were scenes involving her dreaming about chess and it reminded me of my old days and part of why I quit 😂 I used to see chess in my dreams all the time and would calculate moves and continue play against myself or even against someone or something that would make the moves for the other “player” (also myself I guess lol). Either way, chess took over my dreams and at first, it wasn’t all that bad as I was making progress with it, but it eventually got annoying to the point of almost driving me insane. Mind you, this was at a relatively young age much like in the show, so I was interested in other things like sports and cars and those did not mix well at the chess tournaments, but I kind of wish I had not quit and kept playing. I’m sure a lot of people have similar dreams so I guess there’s just those who like them and use them and those who don’t 😂 I do want to start playing again, as I never thought as clearly and with as much determination as I did when I was younger. Found this channel recently and am really enjoying it. Thanks!

@FirstLast-gm9nu 3 года назад

When you see two random objects facing each other, and think "oh! The beer bottles are in opposition"

@fishecake2794 3 года назад

this kind of reminds me of when I started getting into tetris, and saw everything as a tetrinomino block

@jacobshirley3457 2 года назад

@@fishecake2794 Wikipedia calls it the Tetris Effect.

@macobuzi 2 года назад

I still play chess in dreams even in my adulthood! Usually, the brain will visualize what you do a lot in the day, especially before sleeping!

@kethakahettiarachchi7929 Год назад

So I'm not alone😅 😮‍💨, trust me I'd be playing knight moves when I see a couple of tiles on the floor , it just happens unconsciously...

@liam606 3 года назад

Gotham you fucking amazing man! Thank you for this analysis. We are all truly grateful

@jbusadam1625 2 года назад

Loved the series; it got me back into playing after decades off. Also loved the analysis. Great work.

@phoenixbae3310 3 года назад

aaaaawesome work dude! love it and love you

@williamg780 Год назад

It’s so interesting because in the book when she plays Borgov for the first time (who is also depicted as being shorter and more stout in the book lol) they play the Ruy Lopez. Wonder why they went with the Sicilian in the show. Either way they did an amazing job with the show

@rosssmirnoff6285 3 года назад

Maybe Anya can join us on stream and talk chess.

@markchavez738 3 года назад

I hope she starts streaming Chess! That would be awesome!

@patrick.d470 3 года назад

Does she even Play ?

@patrick.d470 3 года назад

@Stanislav Hronek Why would she start streaming chess then ? Anyway in my mind shes still the world Champion besides i would Love to See her learn to play

@zaaxi7424 3 года назад

@Stanislav Hronek I read that she learned the basics before shooting the show

@searingpumpkin5170 3 года назад

She doesn’t really play chess

@MCHurcules 3 года назад

High quality video! Love your stuff my man

@Audio_Titan 3 года назад

Cheers, Levy. Awesome video. Should be the official supplementary content. Thanks for all you do

@deepakrajendra8019 3 года назад

We need some classical backing track for our own matches for some epicness!

@MrKFREE123 3 года назад

I really hope there is another video where you say how it happens in the end for everyone who has already watched it.

@jonathannelson3562 3 года назад

Thanks for the analysis. Loved the video and the show.

@n20games52 3 года назад

Thanks for the awesome coverage and anecdotes about the show. I loved the series.

@anpancake 3 года назад

>Me who regularly watches hour long Got Ham Chess rating climbs But Levy I don't have TIME to watch the show!

@someoneelse293 3 года назад

On RU-vid there's a channel called "down the rabbit hole" (i think) who posted a great 2hr video about the 1990s kasparov vs deep blue matches..... It's excellent

@davec8385 3 года назад

@@someoneelse293 I would also recommend it.

@1999yasin 3 года назад

@@someoneelse293 Would recommend it, too! Especially if you like chess and computer science!

@kyrier9827 3 года назад

Me, someone who knows squat about chess and is not a quick thinker: mm, yes she should've gone to D6

@pyroalbatross 3 года назад

great job levy !! awesome explanation..

@ac11d 3 года назад

this is such a good work analysis, thank you!

@Hananotaka 3 года назад

What I loved about this is that the big game doesn't end with a resignation after a dramatic check, nor even with an easy-to-understand-but-terribly-cliche queen capture, let alone an actual checkmate. No, it's Beth sliding the king over one square, depriving Borgov of any more checks. You don't have to know chess to enjoy the series, but if you do, the chess is just *chef's kiss*.

@dibehemoth401 3 года назад

Kasparov told in interview why he picked this certain games.

@Kovacks912 3 года назад

incredible production on this video levy!

@PoshByDefault 3 года назад

absolutely loved it and this video is perfect timing

@IqramMianji 3 года назад

This show makes me pick up chess again. Last I've played was like 8 or 10 years ago.

@user-wc7we6ku2s 3 года назад

dang early so I have a chance to ask lol levy how did did you get to the IM title like not I won a game I want the story if you can make a video about it

@DanXD64 3 года назад

lmao

@someoneelse293 3 года назад

On RU-vid there's a channel called "down the rabbit hole" (i think) who posted a great 2hr video about the 1990s kasparov vs deep blue matches..... It's excellent

@user-wc7we6ku2s 3 года назад

someone else thx for the suggestion I enjoyed it I meant by his story is how he became as strong to flex finding a premoved mate in 6 in 10 seconds when there is a mate in one

@someoneelse293 3 года назад

@@user-wc7we6ku2s lol

@ThanatosIRL 3 года назад

I think levy is currently working on a video called road to gm. Idk when it will come out of ever. But he did mention it on stream when people asked him this question and something about titles

@drijpsma 3 года назад

Thanx btw for your work Levy, much appreciated!

@ronaldunderwood5739 3 года назад

Well done! Thank you for this analysis.

@FroggyRibbits 3 года назад

me, a confused idiot: there's only one game in the queens gambit?? chess???

@imwithyou38 Год назад

when i first heard of this show i was expecting it to be bad due netflix putting propaganda in many of its shows that destroys the show but this was an amazing show and the first full netflix series ive seen

@Geompro Год назад

propaganda???

@taycan-eg2rx Год назад

@@Geompro yes

@kataraaaaa 2 года назад

Awesome video😄 watching you since the series started, amazing content👍

@pontusl1421 3 года назад

This show is amazing. Thanks for your couverage!

@butterchicken6803 3 года назад

If Levy got rid of his beard he would look exactly like the tournament director in Moscow

@EzekielDBarrett 3 года назад

I wonder if Kasparov knew RU-vid would break down these clips to this degree, or if it was just his personal integrity as a consultant that drove him to create these novelties, and I also wonder what GMs are hoping after this series to be able to give input on a follow up or similar show They really gave so little pretentiousness to the level of chess that was being acted, and it's great to see how appreciated it all was by a pretty niche community

@josiahbrush4324 3 года назад

Kasparov is *very* self aware and that, in addition to his professional pride, drove him. IMO

@EzekielDBarrett 3 года назад

@@josiahbrush4324 but we've also seen him get salty to a point which shows he doesn't understand the exact way things apply for social media. I'm just wondering whether he understood the scope of what this show could be vs just getting a pay check, loving the beauty of the game, and knowing your name's on it and some people might check it out

@vicokwaro 3 года назад

very thorough, excellent breakdown of the show,,

@vincent4778 3 года назад

Watched the hole video! I really enjoyed it! Thx! 👍🏻

@theolamp5312 3 года назад

When Borgov & Beth clasped hands I cry every time

@generallukeproductions 11 месяцев назад

Whenever I watched her very first game with the janitor, after he brought the bishop out on move 2, I was like, “oh no she’s gonna fall for the scholar’s mate.” And then she did and I laughed so hard 😂

@izuize 2 года назад

I love how tense the movie clips are and levy just casually explaining everything.

@toufichage6459 3 года назад

Thank you for putting in the effort, this was an awesome vid bro 🦾

@marymrozinski2539 3 года назад

Hi! I really enjoy your analysis! However, for those who are new to chess it is hard to visualize the last few moves of the games you’re addressing. It would be helpful for us novices for you to explain the games through to the end. Although that may seem tedious to some, especially those who are experts, but for many I think it would be exceedingly beneficial. Thanks!