How I Surprised A Grandmaster On The 2nd Move...

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I competed in the chess.com Titled Tuesday Blitz yesterday, and had a crazy Sicilian Defense variation against GM @viditchess from India. He streams here on RU-vid, usually with Samay Raina, Anish Giri, and others.
[White "GothamChess"]
[Black "ViditYT"]
1. e4 c5 2. a3 Nc6 3. b4 cxb4 4. axb4 Nxb4 5. c3 Nc6 6. d4 d6 7. d5 Ne5 8. f4
Nd7 9. Nf3 Qc7 10. c4 Ngf6 11. Nc3 g6 12. Nb5 Qb6 13. e5 Ng4 14. Qe2 dxe5 15. h3 e4 16. hxg4 exf3 17. gxf3 Bg7 18. Be3 Qd8 19. Nd4 Nf6 20. f5 O-O 21. Rd1 Qd6 22. Kf2 Bd7 23. c5 Qxd5 24. Ne6 Nxg4+ 25. Kg1 Qxf5 26. Nxg7 Qe5 27. fxg4 Qg3+ 28. Bg2 Bxg4 29. Qe1 Qxe1+ 30. Rxe1 Kxg7 31. Bh6+ Kg8 32. Bxf8 Kxf8 33. Rh4 h5 34. Bxb7 Rb8 35. c6 f6 36. Rxg4 hxg4 37. c7 1-0
0:00 Introduction
0:49 THE LIVE GAME
8:44 ANALYSIS
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@qwertcvbnmm 3 года назад

cringe

@devansh6816 3 года назад

what the hell? Why is it pinned? Is Levy trying to bully these dumb people?

@themegalodonlikespancakes6112 3 года назад

look at the chat, start of the match

@beginner3629 3 года назад

noice

@kpradheep8868 3 года назад

@gunner4ever924 3 года назад

you're an idiot.

@nicosanchez4173 2 года назад

I surprised a Grand Master once. He didn't expect to beat me in 6 moves.

@CrimmzZT 2 года назад

lmaoooo

@trintor2367 2 года назад

Lmfao

@ynnelc 2 года назад

That’s amazing!

@piggynatorcool668 2 года назад

You blundered something and accidentally prevented a mate in 5

@morehw8038 2 года назад

💀

@GothamChess 3 года назад

Btw if Vidit wants to play more, I will happily become his adopted son

@adriananthonydeguia736 3 года назад

Yeeeeeeeeeeeeeees please. Post it, thanks

@kirtisarode6315 3 года назад

Samay:- AG let's see how you become my Daddy! Meanwhile, Levy:- VD pls become my Daddy😅

@tejas5811 3 года назад

Levy gujrathi and danny giri

@adwyoyt5462 3 года назад

You are easily the strongest IM right now

@TheKrostiman 3 года назад

Cool game, keep up the swindle Levy!

@mr.tbonetembler7930 3 года назад

I also often shrprise my opponents! But i normally lose bc of that

@jeremie6542 3 года назад

😂😍😂

@johnbrain3971 3 года назад

same

@dipnarayansaha1862 3 года назад

😂😁😂

@gubblfisch350 3 года назад

2. Qh5

@shalompanna 3 года назад

And I surprise with invalid moves.

@owlephant5016 3 года назад

"And as of move 2 we have a completely new game."

@nisarg411 3 года назад

Lol.. Magnus played it ...🤗

@ghuiakhaiye3397 3 года назад

Agad

@abutahirputhedath8841 3 года назад

Agad

@inx1819 3 года назад

Agad

@tarunarulraj 3 года назад

I read this in agad's voice

@jacobstevens7046 3 года назад

You know Levy is nervous when he's quiet for a whole 10 seconds LOL

@danieltan6956 3 года назад

You looked so genuinely happy. That’s what competitive chess is all about. Congrats!

@futuregmchess1561 3 года назад

770 likes but still no reply? Well, I'm the first reply

@wanderwaffles3113 3 года назад

@@futuregmchess1561 yeah

@user-bw2ev6jo4c 3 года назад

Third reply and 1000th like

@gunaf28 3 года назад

most player when losing: guess im an idiot

@wanderwaffles3113 3 года назад

@@gunaf28 xD

@gavinbobbish8999 3 года назад

Gotham, "The computer likes my move :)" Also Gotham, "The computer needs to lay off the booze, it is making wild recommendations >_

@josephzeigler6853 3 года назад

When stockfish is an anime girl

@qolumbia3536 3 года назад

Imagine being so good you could confidently say a computer is wrong

@Alsry1 3 года назад

@@qolumbia3536 Hikaru to Stockfish: “pick up the depth”

@zyrohnmng 3 года назад

Guy at bar "She likes my moves ;)" Also Guy at bar "She needs to lay off the booze, she's making crazy decisions"

@lukapaka 3 года назад

"we actually beat Vidit!" - ..... WE?! I AM CHAMPION

@edmund8954 3 года назад

respect + 100

@nakolulu411 3 года назад

Elo +100

@yaochuangoh1242 3 года назад

Soviet Union

@sophiaredwood5825 3 года назад

OMG ME TOOOOO

@tanaypatel103 3 года назад

Russian roots so understandable

@simonstorf7080 3 года назад

"How I Surprised A Grandmother On The 2nd Move" is what I first read.

@isaacbragg-gardiner2456 3 года назад

Damn you heard it here first, Simon Storf surprised a grandmother at second base

@D4HU5H 3 года назад

@@isaacbragg-gardiner2456 LMAO

@vali_bg5234 3 года назад

@@isaacbragg-gardiner2456 GG

@xDesigner100 3 года назад

Omfg this caught me off guard 💀😂😂😂

@TheRealPunkachu 3 года назад

"Sonny, how did that horsey move _through_ your pawn?

@Spector000 3 года назад

Yes vidit was tilted and not at his best but still defeating a top 40 GM is tough and credits should be given to you .. great game

@sumitsoren5125 3 года назад

Top 25

@Spector000 3 года назад

@@sumitsoren5125 there is literally no diffrence between top 25 - 40 players all have same skill set

@divyanshumishra4146 3 года назад

@@Spector000 really? So you will consider carlsen and anish of same level..

@sagarpawar4388 3 года назад

@@Spector000 what makes the no.1 'no.1' then?

@Spector000 3 года назад

@@sagarpawar4388i was comparing top 25 to top 40 .. the top 10 are at there best phase of there life but no matter what there's not much diffrence between them .. if you know in 2016 anish giri was world no.3 was at his best but currently he is struggling in candidates and is world no.11 but that does not mean anish is not a top 10 player he has the strength to beat any of the top 10 guys

@gooselord876 3 года назад

I surprise everyone I play with. My queen blunders always be comin out of nowhere

@vali_bg5234 3 года назад

Same

@silentwolfstreaming9351 3 года назад

I once blundered my queen by not realizing there was a laser beam of a rook right across the board. I have no idea how but I managed to turn it around to a draw.

@gooselord876 3 года назад

@@silentwolfstreaming9351 Im the kind of guy to take a random pawn while my queen is being threatened and not see it until my queen is gone

@theultimatebananaboi163 3 года назад

oh the modern botez gambit

@ammyvl1 3 года назад

Tactical king sacrifice

@Chickeneater_69420 3 года назад

Gotham: wow what a strange move Also Gotham: plays a3

@vereinfacht8967 3 года назад

At least it’s not e4 ke2.

@prabhasanmv9605 3 года назад

@@vereinfacht8967 how dare you

@abhijyotsingh75 3 года назад

@@vereinfacht8967 how dare you

@pranay2972 3 года назад

@@vereinfacht8967 how dare you

@banana6108 3 года назад

@@vereinfacht8967 how dare you

@gruntgobshite 3 года назад

No need to be so apologetic Levy. You have earned the right to gloat a bit after beating a super GM. Fully deserved win. Love the content you put out. Keep them coming.

@spoppyboi6427 3 года назад

bUt hE wAs TiLtEd aNd nOt pLAyiNg wElL lEvY wAs jUsT lUcKy

@ryanpablo5048 3 года назад

@@spoppyboi6427 oF CoUrSE

@pandagjjg6340 3 года назад

@@spoppyboi6427 I mean it's always chat who starts controversy while both Players actually don't care

@chessoptics 3 года назад

i agree lol

@vali_bg5234 3 года назад

@@pandagjjg6340 Not been in the Chess community for more than a week, so I guess I'll agree, cuz your words make sense magic man.

@TS-od3rc 3 года назад

8:06 That reaction just indicates how good Vidit is!!!!! Everyone has a bad day!! Vidit too had!! But you played really well man!!!😊💖

@xoxksa 3 года назад

Gotham tries to surprise a GM with an opening. 2 moves later Gotham forgets his own opening.

@khorupt 3 года назад

Levy is such an humble and respectful player and person. He’s one of my favourite chess player as well as hikaru. Instructive and entertaining streamer. I watch minimum one of his videos everyday and I always learn something new. Thank you for sharing Levy !! Keep up the good work and amazing videos, you have my support !

@georgeb8515 3 года назад

I agree! Agadmator is also excellent

3 года назад

I know people mentioned it like 1000 times, but I just do not understand how you can manage play such games and be able to comment it. Also the time seems to flow slower for you, I am usually loosing my 10 minutes games on timeout. Big respect. I love your videos.

@wicked5999 3 года назад

As you keep playing chess more and more things become automatic and don’t require as much thought. Levy has seen millions of different positions, been surprised by his opponent a million times, hung a million pieces, and seen a million patterns, and it’s obvious he reflects on his mistakes. When you’re as good as him you don’t make silly blunders anymore, as basics like that have become second nature. This way he can fully focus on ideas, strategies and tactics, and not waste mental energy on anything else. It sounds pretty obvious when you say it out loud, but with time comes wisdom and with repetition comes autonomy. But then again, he’s also a very intelligent person, which doesn’t hurt his chess prowess. Teaching is also incredibly beneficial in improving.

3 года назад

@@wicked5999 Nice words. Makes sense and gives me hope. Chess is truly an amazing game and guys like Levy makes it even better 😊

@wicked5999 3 года назад

@ I agree, Levy is great :) Arguably, the most important factor in skill development is also the easiest to forget, and that is to make a conscious effort to analyze and reflect when things go wrong, but also when things go right. Painful as it is, along with fun we must endure boring practise and mentally taxing thought and analysis to improve. Otherwise, one might feel stuck or perhaps develop a sense of inability to grow. Becoming skillful at anything is uncomfortable, and I think that if it weren’t so it wouldn’t be as satisfying to notice progression. Also, good luck with your chess!

@sasaciz8758 3 года назад

Vidím, že Levy má i více českých fanoušků. :D Zdravím.

3 года назад

@@sasaciz8758 Ahoj :) Jojo, je to borec

@aadityagupta250 3 года назад

The disclaimer in the beginning was honestly hilarious to me. He's so cautious haha

@InfinityGamingHere 3 года назад

scared of the Indians getting mad at him for beating vidit, sad honestly

@peptoyo 3 года назад

Yeah... as if the 2 seconds following showing of excitement to play him and exclamation of respect for him, didn't just disregard any need for any disclaimer.

@wellknownstoic3567 3 года назад

@@InfinityGamingHere what does this have to do with Indians?

@nielsiochem8578 3 года назад

@@wellknownstoic3567 People can get defensive when a player from their own country is involved.

@cheesy4384 3 года назад

People have been cancelled for less

@TsarKoragg 3 года назад

Well played Levy, VD lost couple of drawn matches prior to that and he was completely tilted at the point, but you played tremendously..

@datgirl4601 3 года назад

Why would you put the lichess logo as your pfp

@CommanderFoxTV1992 3 года назад

@@datgirl4601 because that shit looks good

@raikonein 3 года назад

@@CommanderFoxTV1992 assasins creed logo bruhhhhhhh that is so cool

@martinhudec3149 3 года назад

@@datgirl4601 Lichess good chess.com bad

@bryanblack505 3 года назад

Levy really is a likable guy. I must say I really enjoy his content. It takes me an hour to watch a video because I have to pause it every move or I get lost but the fact that someone who is just learning can enjoy his content so much really shows how good of a teacher he is.

@memo-sn1gu 2 года назад

That's very true. Couldn't agree more. That's why I'm subbed to him. He's so entertaining and educating at the same time. And as you said, he's really likable.

@happythoughts700 2 года назад

Respect for pausing and learning

@oppedrawen5589 3 года назад

you know I can surprise a grandmaster at the second move too...

@ExplosivePine 3 года назад

Yea but I don't really survive for many moves later after thst

@Jan-nl6kq 3 года назад

I can do this without Even making a move just imediatly going for the french defense....NOT THAT ONE YOU SILLY ! I surrender lmao

@urmomisgaylmaoo3114 3 года назад

didn't jschlatt do that?

@ploopybear 3 года назад

@@urmomisgaylmaoo3114 exactly

@fidelcastro4649 3 года назад

@@urmomisgaylmaoo3114 Botez is a WFM, not a GM.

@wolffcaleb1 3 года назад

The victory is so much sweeter when the opponent is skillful and highly respected. Great job!

@kabirkhan456 3 года назад

It's actually very sad that Levi feels the need to give that explanation at the beginning. We all love VD but don't be so toxic guys please.

@Felicia10172 3 года назад

How is it toxic? Im not argueing, just genuenly curios

@phypid6246 3 года назад

Tf?

@yrmom3063 3 года назад

Im also rlly confused how it's toxic or what people said about the beginning part that was toxic :l

@sameash3153 3 года назад

Bomberman!

@Dismiazs 3 года назад

@@Felicia10172 I think he meant people comment toxic things if levy doesn't explain at the beginning

@exoticcats6119 3 года назад

“The grandmaster we all know and love” I literally played chess for the first time this week. I don’t know anyone else so far.

@arnabbiswasalsodeep 3 года назад

U should check out him n anish giri just having fun. Look for anish giri's vid on "roasting magnus ft vidit & samay"

@ronadkison903 2 года назад

You are an incredible teacher, whom is relatable to everyone on this channel. Congrats on your win! Love the energy you bring!

@WarpRulez 3 года назад

As Agadmator says, "disgusting engine line".

@BubblegumTrollKing 3 года назад

My biggest problem with playing against someone much higher rated than me is I spend waaayyy too much time thinking between moves because I'm constantly paralyzed from the thought they must be seeing something I'm not even if I'm completely winning.

@ieznoo481 3 года назад

To be fair, it’s likely they are

@shrinkious4873 Год назад

Am 600 and there's a 1400 in class. Guy decided to fry my liver once I said I could defend somewhat well against wayward queen (#nelson). Well, material wise the game was always equal, and then I calculated a trade that gave me an extra bishop and amazingly, he played it. I was so nervous when he took that I thought for about 3 minutes tryna calculate any source of play from his material, found none, and later understood he just blundered it. We came into a 2 rook vs 2 rook endgame, I was up 3 pawns but knew they would die pretty quickly and I was worried about playing a long endgame against this guy and so I just shuffled around with my rooks (1-2 move threats), took a few pawns etc. His position was incredibly resilient but I could maintain my bishop advantage whilst taking pawns. I would sack pieces for enough pawns against him if he didn't have much material. About like 20 more moves, I was getting tired and I calculated a way to draw the game by insufficient material: king and bishop for me as black while king for white. Well my most intense yet a game am very proud of. This is not necessarily huge, because the wayward queen or Nelson opening is trash Edit: I drawed the game as both sides didn't have any progress, so no winning chances. He thought he would win for sure. He was smiling when I drawed the game. Also yeah, it happens to me too (to the OP). I was completely winning and it was even mate against this 1400 guy (he agreed to play without queen) but still thought for like 5 mins and he was very annoyed.

@choochoomawpoker3125 3 года назад

7:15 final words before winning

@thegorn 3 года назад

8:06.. “Oh my God Imma beat Vidit. Oh my God imma beat Vidit! Oh my God we did it!’’ You need to drop the beat when you’re bustin’ dem rhymes homie. Palms are sweaty, there’s vomit on the keyboard moms spaghetti.

@AniketBanerjee1995 3 года назад

What?

@monopixel5569 3 года назад

@@AniketBanerjee1995 it rhythms

@_sudarshan_r 3 года назад

But on the surface he looks calm and steady. ....

@vedanshagrawal3918 3 года назад

Dayuum

@manishbatta6603 3 года назад

Chutiya jaat

@LinusE 3 года назад

"he's up a million pawns" That sounds like a GM thing ngl

@Tyler-bp4md 3 года назад

ive definitely heard hikaru say that before

@scm6668 3 года назад

I think this is the best video you've done so far. Especially the last part. Very inspirational, thank you!

@jameshopkins8508 3 года назад

Love your videos. They are intresting and fun. I love writing down the lines and testing. Thanks for keeping up the content.

@asharullah353 3 года назад

1:34 'Wow what a strange move' -The man who was about to play h4

@leadnitrate2194 3 года назад

He was expecting Ng6 and then trying to attack the knight with h4 h5

@Eltino117 3 года назад

What a legend, man! Loved that reaction, it was so genuine. You played a brilliant game!

@ToniKhoury83 3 года назад

Good for you!!! Man, that must have felt so good! and I love the respect you showed the entire time, I was watching your hands shake while picking up the pieces! So happy for you!

@xristoforosstefatos7249 3 года назад

out of this world sense of humor, and i'm not sarcastic. you're great, keep up the good work!

@deepamisra4516 Год назад

It's so cool looking at the moves that these high rated players play. Chess is so fascinating

@erichuifitness 3 года назад

It’s happy to see that you can still get freaked out after playing the game for so long 🔥❤️

@kivo386 3 года назад

the way you build a story makes watching a chess game fascinating, good work.

@curiousnormie5677 3 года назад

You Played An Amazing Game Levy!! Loved That Analysis Too Love From India

@cattocs 3 года назад

You're trembling in the end. That's so emotional.

@WindyNight114 2 года назад

Gotham, it would be nice to see a video about how classical chess is different from blitz or rapid. Like just your take on the differences in strategy and play, and why some players find one more difficult than the others!

@danphan9487 3 года назад

Dude nice job! And thanks for the entertaining and informative video, as always 🙏

@breez152 3 года назад

Your vids have helped me improved a lot thank u

@Thumolero 3 года назад

One of my all-time favorite moments of the stream

@qzrnuiqntp 3 года назад

13:28 The rook can probably go to e3, attacking the King right in the center. Great video! Great game!

@lordpantheon2793 3 года назад

One thing I love about this channel besides the chess content is the time stamps nobody else does this

@261sayantanbatabyal8 3 года назад

I remember Carlson's quote , " not too slow not too weak", unbelievable match of chess . Huge fan sir......

@Aj-ch5kz 3 года назад

Levy is walking in Anish's footsteps 😂 Baiting Indians everyday 😂

@oldgods914 3 года назад

That's ok we all like Levy's content that's why we are here from the Starting.

@franklee8478 3 года назад

Bhai cringe hai.

@vamsimohan5369 3 года назад

@@oldgods914 there is no baiting dude.... This is genuine content....

@vedanshagrawal3918 3 года назад

It's good content, it ain't no baiting

@vinayakasrivardhan5107 3 года назад

True af

@verdxtv4489 3 года назад

Congrats on that huge win. Absolutely love this video from beginning to end 👍🏻

@Golfina19 3 года назад

What an exciting game! Thanks for sharing and for the analysis, Levy!

@devyadav3273 3 года назад

Hey Levy, there is an old dude, his name is 'The Backyard Professor'. He teaches chess on a physical 2d board and He likes you SOOOO much. Please do a Collab with him. He will be so happy. It will make his day.

@_htv 3 года назад

"physical" "2d" ummmm what?

@_htv 3 года назад

@@nexuswho yea ik

@jahlilokafor8258 3 года назад

@@_htv if you knew you wouldnt of asked haha

@haedrichowen 3 года назад

@@jahlilokafor8258 I think he meant that because it's physical it can't be 2D, it has to be 3D

@Frost53021 3 года назад

@@haedrichowen @Owen Haedrich check the RU-vid channel he's talking about, the guy actually uses a physical 2d board... You will get it if you check it out. Unless you want to argue that any really object is in 3d, even a sheet of paper, but that would be nitpicking and a little bit silly. Cheers :)

@lordstinson8095 3 года назад

Is it just me or has Levy gone insanely careful these days? He's always justifying each of his reactions/video choices just to make sure nobody's offended lol

@JS-tm1gq 3 года назад

20 shit 20

@saipranavkishan7003 3 года назад

He kinda has to, he is one of the biggest chess content creators, and that following comes at a cost.

@FlagerMiszcz 3 года назад

yeah, right? it's pretty gay

@debanjanbhattacharya2005 3 года назад

Congratulations! Just love your analysis. Both of you played well. Vidit really nailed it in the first half. I wish he play more games with you. Love from India.

@benslater3588 3 года назад

that got so tense near the end, I thought you blundered the rook for a second there lol

@acsmith1771 3 года назад

Fantastic video, Levy. I've been joining Daily Tournaments lately with players of higher rating. More punishment makes for faster learning. xD I appreciated seeing you, someone miles ahead of me, feeling just the same way I do against 1800s. Although, who wouldn't against a super GM? :P

@rajeswari2701 2 года назад

In 4:39 sec bishop takes on a7 if he do something natural like bishop takes A1 then knight d6 is a smoothered mate

@dacoolbrazilianwind9362 2 года назад

its not mate king can go to f8

@park14tv 3 года назад

Love your breakdowns !

@Krish_krish 3 года назад

Congrats Levy! Seems like you're getting a lot better at chess recently

@adityakashyap04 3 года назад

You could see his hands shaking when he was making moves in the last 20 secs of the game.

@ARMY4LIFE545 3 года назад

At 2:29 he could’ve taken your queen, then put your king in check, your king would’ve moved cuz he had too then he could’ve taken your rook, and he wouldn’t be able to take your knight I wouldn’t be able to predict what could happen next but that’s just something I noticed

@theknightofart8169 3 года назад

spectacular game! Thank you for this video man!

3 года назад

I just found your channel! You're a natural and very entertaining! Subscribed.

@thesupertrooper 3 года назад

"im not that good but i can win an bishop and rook against five pawns" HAHAHA that got me laughing

@jaidev2717 3 года назад

Wow! Beating Vidit..that's insane.

@toversnoleu8769 3 года назад

Your commentary on this one is amazing! Thanks!

@RedSkyLB 3 года назад

Stoked for you! Congrats man

@mikkelvestergaard5449 3 года назад

Well played Levy! Just as a side note: the Dane: "Jonas Bjerre" is only 16. Keep up the good work!

@stolencinnamon6230 3 года назад

levy: wins without using 800 elo players help also levy: we did it

@monikaparmar2061 3 года назад

Congratualtions man. No one gets to win against a GM. You did it

@Junksaint 3 года назад

The chess community is so chill and humble, I love it

@sayaksom5391 3 года назад

I knew this was coming lol.... Vidit was having such a bad day.... 🙂

@leadnitrate2194 3 года назад

It's still a really good achievement, especially in blitz.

@sayaksom5391 3 года назад

@@leadnitrate2194 great achievement indeed.. Vidit is very powerful in blitz.

@bhabanishankarrath3973 3 года назад

Obviously

@jacksonmulcahy 3 года назад

why didnt he just not resign? he would of won on time unless theirs a rule on that.

@lwinegard49 3 года назад

@@jacksonmulcahy because there is 1 second of increment for each move. These guys are so fast, certainly Levy is, and his opponent knows he would have been able to win that, playing each move in less than 1 second.

@silentai3826 3 года назад

"Oh my god I did it I am gonna beat Vidit"

@HC-su3dk 3 года назад

Will you make a video on this 2. A3 stuff?

@whisperofunseen 3 года назад

Even I used to play a3 but in 1500 level just because I didn't know any Sicilian theory. People always struggled as I used to get a lot attack for 1 pawn. But being 1500 I couldn't make use of it. But after this video and me being close 1900 I should start playing it again! Nice video!

@rhelyputra4680 3 года назад

Twitch be like : Throbbing, Throbbing

@tanushtiwari5373 3 года назад

sometimes i feel you explain better than the legend AGADMATOR!...you r just AMAZING levy!!🔥🔥❤️❤️

@bosorot 3 года назад

Yes , He is . He is a lot stronger than AGADMATOR . AGADMATOR explains with help from engine and sometime can become unnatural . Levy can explain very well from human prospective ,He try to avoid going too deep on engine move.

@stavale8099 3 года назад

Hey so this is one of the best reactions I’ve ever seen on RU-vid. Subscribed.

@Yolo-pj6xf 3 года назад

Everyone be talking about surprises, but can we talk about the score in the corner?

@prachirathi2626 3 года назад

I feel like samay is playing from VD's account 😂😂

@deborsheedas4703 3 года назад

It was 1:30 am in India when the game was going on and Vidit was extremely tired and was sad because of his last match. So he lost this game ..... But also levi is very strong....

@deborsheedas4703 3 года назад

@Harsh Raval so you really think that vidit is a weak player

@sravanthch2879 3 года назад

@Harsh Raval huh? tell me one other instance when he gave an excuse?! "always with an excuse 😒😒😒" No one ever did, And do u think vidit would lose to an IM?! Okay levy did play well but you really don't know how good vidit is, srsly was a bad day for him his confidence n concentration went down

@arjitagrawal8464 3 года назад

@Harsh Raval Till now I had heard the word Bhakt only in Indian politics now in chess also pls don't make the chess environment dirty and remember one thing form is temporary but class is permanent this is the difference between levy and vd levy also played very well congrats

@erdeadman9954 3 года назад

@Harsh Raval whose bhakt are you man cause looks like you know how to be a andhbhakt so you got one.. the time thing is very logical if nothing else. Ask any GM even Carlsen to perform at 1:30 am in norway

@sravanthch2879 3 года назад

@Harsh Raval Bro you obviously didn't mean that, the thing u said "ALWAYS with an excuse" first justify that :)

@AngelGonzalez-nu1tx 3 года назад

Your enthusiasm was everything in this video! 😂💪🏻👍🏼

@RealCosmosry 3 года назад

I saw that Bishop b5 move in your highlight. And now I feel super glad

@originalkhawk 3 года назад

me: pauses the video looks at the board for 30-60 seconds to come up with a half decent move Levy: looks at the board for 0.5 seconds "if here, here, here, here, lets do it" makes a move that is 10 times beter than what i came up with me: well i guess you could do that

@devynkumar1997 3 года назад

man levy has to over explain himself only cause if he'd say anything against him people would come after him not to say he isn't honest but he doesn't need to...

@acousticshiki3825 2 года назад

I love levi in the last 2 seconds he's so serious that he even forgot to blink his eyes 😂

@Scauldy 3 года назад

Fantastic result mate. Reaction at the win was brilliant lol

@greedintin4062 3 года назад

RU-vid getting real comfortable with these unskipapple ads

@GiraffesAndMusic 3 года назад

2 of them started as i read your comment

@Sourav-ob9op 3 года назад

Ngl vidit dominated the whole game but you played brilliant moves 👍

@spoppyboi6427 3 года назад

sorry but he was definitely not dominating that, man got clapped.

@coosoorlog 3 года назад

What an exiting tactical game! Thanks for sharing. By the way, I'm almost fluent in Danish and your pronunciation of "Bjerre" sounded fine to me (except for the r-sound which should be uvular, but it's a bit difficult to get right). Sometimes you'd hear the vowel in the end, sometimes not. Depends on the dialect or something.

@abidhajher7076 3 года назад

This was such a wholesome vid. Loved it.

@kadinjamal1155 3 года назад

My surprise is blundering fools mate :/

@0235681956 3 года назад

there's actually a trap that wins the queen on the spot

@jayveenchandra4167 3 года назад

@@0235681956 can u plz share it

@0235681956 3 года назад

@@jayveenchandra4167 e4-e5, Qh5-d6, bc4-nh6 and if the opponent plays anything other than h3 or f3 you play bg4 and the queen has no squares to go. If bxf8# you simply move the king to d7.

@jayveenchandra4167 3 года назад

@@0235681956 thanks man

@Pwnz0rh3nk 3 года назад

@@0235681956 white can also play d3 and if black plays Bd4 trade queens on g5

@assassinatevladimirputin3730 2 года назад

I played black against Gary Kasparov once. Game went like this: He played e4, I resigned. I just couldn't see how I could compete with that.

@Carlwatkins1984 3 года назад

Great vid, I enjoyed the game and thanks for the breakdown afterwards.

@WilliamJonesChess 3 года назад

Levy sounds so happy beating a super GM like Vidit! Maybe it is because the game was a tactical battle. Your heart is beating so fast, you are not sure if you saw every tactic. But as long as u see more tactics that your opponent, u end up winning. Bh6+! and c7! were two great moves.

@davidcaldwell222 3 года назад

Maybe GMs get nervous playing Levy knowing they’ll be analyzed by like 100k viewers?

@Mr.Caligos 3 года назад

yeah sure ;)

@ajitkumarsahu8140 3 года назад

Vd op

@johannvonvictornova4730 3 года назад

my best opening is the "anteater" followed by the "cylon" attack

@sillanrakentaja 3 года назад

Man, @GothamChess, I really appreciate your tact, humour, directness and profound skill as a teacher. You're an inspiration, thank you for all your content ❤️