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How to ACTUALLY win at Chess

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@peytonwilliams2987 Год назад

I love how Levy is legitimately respectful of these opponents. His enthusiasm when the lower-rated opponents find a good move is so great to see!

@bumba5897 Год назад

i agree. Its very unnimpressive and unsportsmanlike to see strong players making fun of weaker players, even as a joke

@bodhikivits Год назад

@@bumba5897 hikaru....

@bumba5897 Год назад

@@bodhikivits exactly my point. Respect him as a player and what he's done for the chess community, but he is very disrespectful. Also relevsnt to point out that Gotham does this a lot aswell, just not as much.

@bodhikivits Год назад

@@bumba5897 fr

@outofproportion1444 Год назад

@@bumba5897i’m almost certain gothamchess’ disrespect is a character he’s made and is supposed to be taken lightly

@louieguo2909 Год назад

That laugh during the last game lol

@LorxusIsAFox Год назад

I just really like how wholesome the first game against BuriedCorpses and the subsequent commentary was.

@TheDrexLord Год назад

I love how he can just win on intimidation and having is opponents loss on time

@mariachristyhajj6432 Год назад

That video notification just tested my reaction time

@lolok6439 Год назад

levy's dementia is starting to kick in and forgot that he already has this as a long time series called how to win at chess

@rolledjeansandicedcoffee6632 Год назад

25:16 “and by start I mean it’s very much already in progress” 😂

@fmaz1952 Год назад

Challenge: Win against Martin without loosing a piece.

@charlescrawford9972 Год назад

That was a great showing from BuriedCorpses. Great game!

@harrismeglen7090 Год назад

"If I don't take the queen right now I'm gonna lose!!" - me probably

@mrgroundhog9790 Год назад

This was really good seeing the different levels back to back.

@pwithnell Год назад

Would definitely like to see more of this kind of content.

@bjjcomg Год назад

I love this concept! I'd love to see more!

@thechessfish Год назад

Would love some video on how to find moves like that 1900 found in th game - the only drawing plan of Qb6 and Rd5. Brilliant!

@miskohulic4795 Год назад

I dont know how you guys but i cant get used to levi's reorganized room

@michaelconnell6574 Год назад

I love these videos where we can see how to beat people of a certain rating! Keep ‘em coming

@dalmaskadeadtrash3592 Год назад

thank you for including a 1900 game! this is what I need the most rn to improve

@miladhalimi9775 Год назад

Bro went from sacking the rook to sacking the look 💀💀💀

@pwnmasteh Год назад

Shoutout to that 500 for playing the game of their life.

@seanmurphy4248 Год назад

"But a 500 in no galaxy knows that" - Gotham Me: He does now! Muahahahaha

@nickwilliams7328 Год назад

Buried Corpses is probably on the list of top ten people who could defeat Frank.

@prashantmorla7818 11 месяцев назад

Levi: that's definitely not a good move. Engine: thats my boii.

@danielcastillo4301 Год назад

Loving all the educational content lately! Maybe I'm crazy, but didn't you already start a series called "Chess Levels" or "Chess Steps" or something like that.

@vitaszernys2893 Год назад

you did this to spite me... "secret to chess"

@Hakaimono Год назад

Honestly the 500 was cracked.

@yeetzabois3582 Год назад

OGs would know this was called "The Best Chess Tip..."

@Narpil Год назад

That first opponent can be so proud!

@cooperanderson4847 Год назад

That 500 played an excellent game

@PlguDctR-yb7mi Год назад

this is perfect content. please continue this series

@sockpocketpre-alpha8258 Год назад

7:55 levy meets his first real-life 500 elo player

@Mr12Relic Год назад

As an 800, I usually play King's Gambit on white, and Modern Defense of a left fianchetto with an "expanded" fianchetto on the right. I used to start symmetrically with both fianchettos, but could only win on time because it's a tough position for the opponent to break after castling. But they do break it. Always. Adding the assertive flank allows for attack opportunities later.

@kidgamer8023 Год назад

I like this concept and would love for it to be a series. It feels like a more theoretical guide, which I think would help people prepare and get a feel for different kinds of opponents.

@reflixgameingyt4957 6 месяцев назад

Levy just touch the rock and it moved hhhh😂😂 6:19

@stellarus9395 Год назад

BuriedCorpses actually really held on, very impressive

@RECLUSE_OFFICIAL Год назад

My favorite chess teacher just went from 1111 to over 1400 elo in less than a month thanks to him ❤🎉

@ShagaMoth Год назад

I'm 2000 elo... on a random chess site nobody uses!

@Ruudesi Год назад

I actually like this more than “win at chess” cause it’s a bit quicker of a video, and the large jumps in elo allows me to see the principle ideas as they evolve while keeping my attention.

@bildermatee Год назад

bro was playing like coach danny

@W3nzel Год назад

As someone just getting back into chess (only played a bit with my friend online), these would be great for myself. Thanks for the video, hope to see more like this!

@ks5553 11 месяцев назад

I really hope this becomes a series. Fantastic teaching going on by Levy. Maybe 5 minute games or I think a lot will end up just losing on time, esp at the lower ratings. But this and the the win at chess series are my favorite thing on chess YT

@isaiasmunoz8993 Год назад

Love your videos my cousin got me into chess this past april and ive been obssessed. Im already 1100 cause of your videos and studying them.

@aarontigner6500 Год назад

Credit to the 1900. He played well. Even found a way to equalize.

@redkite121 Год назад

I think if you do this again, you should do rapid games. 500s in blitz are better than 500s in rapid

@BakedPotatoYT1 Год назад

Chess is so scary in high elo. Imagine playing perfectly then making 1 strategic mistake 10 moves ago backfires on you even if you played 99% accurate.

@olivermathiasen3594 Год назад

Levy is so good. That even when he tries to make the worse move. He still makes the best move.

@richbowman5819 8 месяцев назад

I love your videos. I don't like watching you play moves "down to a 1300 level". It helps me more to see the best move, and why it's the best move. I'm learning, and you're entertaining. Thank you. Great content.

@DJCurry25 Год назад

i love these videos. please make this a series!

@erops7933 Год назад

I would be interested in a serie like that

@shashankshekhar6952 11 месяцев назад

Jailing that rook and showing a 1900 rated player that he is nothing in front of an IM was savage🗿

@666Kaca Год назад

Good concept, reminds me of "win at chess". The first guy played very very solid chess btw

@goldandcryptonewsandupdate8199 9 месяцев назад

Your book is so easy to read, I can almost hear you speaking it when I read it

@kevinv8454 7 месяцев назад

More of this! The explanation is great.

@yashthegreat Год назад

It would make a hell of a video if some one cheated against gotham in one of these elo comparison episodes.

@xAx_jhddh 6 месяцев назад

Bro is mewing at the cover 🤫🧏‍♂️

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@fractionjackson1625 Год назад

Did you know elo stands for Electric Light Orchestra they were a band in the formed in the 1970s. The chess world decided to pay respects by using the name to show skill / performance

@ritz666 Год назад

Wasn't it named after the person who invented the system?

@spiderbatgamer4638 Год назад

Before I just watched you for fun and kept going back and forth between 800 and 900 But when I took your advice seriously, I made it to 1300 and looking to learn some more stuff to get to 1600, making me the best chess player in my school. Thank you

@astvgamer8556 Год назад

I learned so much that I beat my dad on scallers mate.

@gishgish5195 Год назад

That 500 should be really proud of themselves

@ddoolev Год назад

I really like you videos about the difference between the rating. It shows me what i need to work on at my level. I don't think you need to show yourself playing the whole game. Just play a few games against the rating you want to show and then show the review on the video. When you play the game you don't comment on your moves that well because of the time, and also if you play a few games you can actually choose which game you want to show and make sure it's a good game and not a game like the 500 that plays like 1800 XD

@iamthejohnny5 Год назад

Just letting you know, I like the concept and would watch more of this series

@user-rv2zf3jr8q Год назад

I love these kinds of videos I was stuck at 450 ELO for weeks then I watched a couple Gotham chess videos and instantly got up to 630 within a week I will always be a supporter of Gotham Chess

@THEWARRIORMINDSET000 Год назад

this series is great. I'm loving it. do more videos like this. it'll do great in the long run. love always.

@aucidy Год назад

this si just like your Chess Steps series but blitz instead of rapid

@WhereJohnFrum Год назад

Definitely appreciate this type of content.

@dkdoesstuff Год назад

“He’s coming at me” Ayo?

@faouri. Год назад

12 yr old

@JesterNoNamer Год назад

Props to BuriedCorpses (516-rated player) for playing so well and under time-pressure against Levy. Your future in chess is bright!

@whitewh1 Год назад

Very useful format. Keep it up Gotham!

@wespy15 Год назад

I've gone from a 400 - 950 ELO thanks to GothamChess and his beautiful stare

@OldManInternet Год назад

You should do a video where you play people of different elos, and attempt to get the game analysis to guess you were their elo. Play a 500, get it to suggest you're a 500 regardless of what they do, etc

@alexfalcon8410 Год назад

I do miss the how to win at chess series, it is especially interesting to watch you play people 1800 and above

@user-uv9fv5kk9b Год назад

Thank you. That was an awesome video. I think the 500 vs 1900 might be a good match up. both played well.

@MKCleo Год назад

This is why Gotham SHOULD get GM

@IIIAnchani Год назад

I quantify my quality in chess by the rise and fall of levy's hair.

@Kewon14 Год назад

Love the idea of making this a series

@GabrielMonette Год назад

Love watching the positivity, the great advices and all. Great video.

@fathazam Год назад

We want to see end game at these levels. Please do longer time controls

@lorefox201 Год назад

i can't fathom not sacrificing the bishop in the second game

@brettgoldsmith9971 Год назад

Great stuff Gotham! Keep it coming!

@helium999_ Год назад

levy we want endgame differences between different elos

@hishamzaza174 Год назад

You can call it "the chess ladder". I'd be def into something like that in the long term.

@wobushini709 Год назад

Really good concept!!! Looking forward to seeing more of it!

@pignus Год назад

Straight up majestic stare 8/10

@jjbafaninhere Год назад

First player got a kita pfp, big fan of the anime

@KingPanda-lp5ir 2 месяца назад

i mean the 500 game levi rlly put no pressure

@williamr5618 Год назад

and in 2700 ELO, you play against any level ELO, still be able to commentate and analyze your and your opponent's moves while still having good time management in blitz