How To Analyze Your Chess Games

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In this video, I am showing how to analyze a chess game with a computer and learn from mistakes. This is a really important skill for beginners, intermediate players, and advanced players as well. We take the game in 3 phases: opening, middlegame, and endgame, as well as practicality of computer suggestions and time management.
0:00 Intro
0:57 GAME 1 - RATED 1044
11:00 GAME 2 - RATED 1537
23:40 GAME 3 - RATED 2306
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@astraestus8828 3 года назад

Day 1 of telling levy that he's a great teacher

@mishaalfareez5751 3 года назад

Day 1 of liking ur comment

@jovindsouza3407 3 года назад

The best

@hrishikeshpanigrahi2523 3 года назад

@@mishaalfareez5751 day 1 of viewing your comment

@adityajambhale1212 3 года назад

Hard agree there

@anirudhgopal5779 3 года назад

Day 1 of seeing copied comment

@DeeEast 3 года назад

Me: plays the best game of my life, wins in 25 moves. outplays opponent constantly Engine: 9 mistakes, 7 blunders, 2 missed wins

@VishnuSrigiriraju 3 года назад

And then you wake up 😂

@affinityxs 3 года назад

18 out of those 25 moves are considered bad according to the engine 😅

@aegaeon1482 3 года назад

agreed, *2 missed wins*

@nani-rk6rd 3 года назад

I play 90+ no mistake when im in a good form

@Drache832 3 года назад

@@tormentor6737 Both of them tbh

@freemanmoser2829 3 года назад

Alternate title: Why you shouldn’t trust the 3000 rated cyborg telling you you’re trash

@aa01blue38 3 года назад

_The eval baaar looks like a metronome... 🎵_

@ameralhamvi5680 3 года назад

I had a "good" game once which turned out to have had 12 missed wins fore and like 11 for my opponent. I felt baad

@zilvinaspetras9348 3 года назад

Lmfao

@zenthwolf7370 3 года назад

@@ameralhamvi5680 I'm guessing the trick there is many of those misses are actually the same exact mistake? I and an opponent left mate in 1-2 hanging on each other for a long time, running me 15 blunders with my win. I won't mention it happened during a daily game to save face.

@heyyallbugsy6956 3 года назад

Hell yeah. Cpu Bro tells me I'm trash win or lose.

@verynice9814 3 года назад

White: mates in 3 instead of 2 Engine: *You're never gonna finnancially recover from this.*

@rhythmchawla4141 3 года назад

Underrated

@Hanyamanusiabiasa 3 года назад

Middlerated

@dancewithgoli7817 3 года назад

Highrated

@theye29 3 года назад

yesrated

@AwesomeStoryTime1 3 года назад

@@theye29 unrated

@blackwaterd4277 3 года назад

How to analyze your game Me an 400 rated player:I trade blunders sir

@shikhar3281 2 года назад

You trade blunders I trade my stooped ness

@charankorrapati3638 2 года назад

Lol 😂

@voila306 Год назад

😂😂😂

@bonolam1997 4 месяца назад

In elo 400 if u don’t blunder, u usually win

@gold_hev_suit 3 года назад

What I learned: Computer is stupid Levy's GF is brilliant

@americantoastman7296 3 года назад

Dude that teal double exclamation point symbol gave ME a fucking dopamine hit and I havent played chess in eight years. I cant imagine what it must feel like to get it on your OWN move.

@dready529 3 года назад

@@americantoastman7296 ikr, ive only gotten a single brilliant and it was like my 3rd game of chess ever and it was some random rook move

@princepsangelusmors 3 года назад

@@americantoastman7296 I got my first one during a 3|2 blitz game 2 weeks ago and I got so excited I posted it all over my social media lmao.

@Dead25m 3 года назад

AcKhUaLlY The computer is too smart for its own good, it sees moves that are completely unreasonable to spot for the average player. But yes, Levy's gf is indeed brilliant!

@beri4138 3 года назад

"Brilliant" she's 1044...

@jr.savage 3 года назад

Post game analysis be like: Mistakes: 0 Blunders: 0 Missed wins: 563

@henryroth5896 3 года назад

Don’t you love it when missed wins are like 10 moves deep?

@sangwiny4440 3 года назад

@@henryroth5896 How dare you miss this checkmate in 12, you donkey!

@potatoboy549 3 года назад

@@sangwiny4440 Yo I’m trying to gain an advantage, capturing pieces and looking for easy 2 move checkmates, the computer really be out here telling me “Oh, you captured a piece, but you missed a 23 move checkmate! How dare you, a 1000 rated player, and not a grandmaster, miss a 23 move checkmate! Aha what a loser.”

@gabe7630 3 года назад

i've gotten "missed win: M32" after what I thought was brilliant because it guaranteed the opponent loses their queen. i was pretty tilted

@devourer8472 3 года назад

@@gabe7630 I missed M12 but confirm queen and rook for knight and a bishop and computer be like "even though you won queen and rook but your opponent can now check mate you in 5 moves" I was like : bruh if your enemy eats your queen and rook you will not be that Clam to find M5

@Adomas_B 3 года назад

Engine is like Hanging a queen: blunder Losing a pawn in 3 moves: blunder

@tszyau7264 3 года назад

Getting in a bad position after 10 moves: lol such a mistake you’re so bad

@beri4138 3 года назад

This is why when you analyze you should only care about the moves you could've found yourself but missed. For example: if the engine tells me I missed a mate in 12, I don't care, because I don't think it is reasonable to expect me to find it. But if I missed a 4 move tactic that wins a piece, I practice more tactics. If I missed a win in the endgame, I practice endgames.

@randomguyontheinternet801 3 года назад

lol losing a pawn is a mistake or an inaccuracy. losing a full piece is considered blunder

@beri4138 3 года назад

@@randomguyontheinternet801 Depends. Losing a pawn in an endgame is often a huge blunder.

@randomguyontheinternet801 3 года назад

@@beri4138 In most cases it is a mistake

@garrettbrax 3 года назад

This man speaks so clearly that the automatic closed captions are perfect

@liljackypaper 3 года назад

One time I spent like fifteen minutes trying to figure out on Google what "tufi and ketos" meant

@edit_z404 3 года назад

Yo that’s so true like other people say stuff and it’s so different from what they actually said

@LeroyW70 3 года назад

Because it's not automated captions, a human did them

@anshumanagrawal346 2 года назад

@@LeroyW70 no the OP is talking about the auto generated captions, not the other ones

@RodelIturalde 3 года назад

"Where did you leave your opening knowledge?" Roughly when I made my 2nd move.

@randomname596 3 года назад

2. Ke2 🕳

@gilber78 3 года назад

@@randomname596 what are you talking about that’s obviously the top engine line

@Anon_581 3 года назад

@@randomname596 True, I beat Stockfish highest level with 2. Ke2; would still have crushed SF with it even if I didn't have 7 queens in the starting position.

@sophiaredwood5825 3 года назад

Same

@ankitminz5872 3 года назад

@@Anon_581 Wait what 7 queens! lol

@hotcat6687 3 года назад

Alternative Title: Levy roasts engines

@Jkjoannaki 3 года назад

And wholesomely praises gf

@catman3443 3 года назад

Might be useful to know he’s reading the lines wrong- the best line is under the ‘best move’ suggestion, the other lines are second, third, fourth best alternatives

@ldbboosha 3 года назад

Levy yells at Stockfish for bullying his gf

@Vijwal 3 года назад

Me: trades bishop for queen Engine: pathetic.

@Rydogger 3 года назад

Game Analysis: "Accuracy: 14%" Me: "Levy says computers are stupid so it's not my fault."

@SportsShortsA Год назад

No replies in two years? I’ll change that

@credence862 Год назад

@@SportsShortsA lol

@lilxgamer5774 Год назад

im here now to

@cytrussToo 3 года назад

How to analyze your chess games: have levy explain it for you

@NickMaovich 3 года назад

One day I'm going to remember pieces move backwards and then gonna smash Magnum Carlos

@HarshSharma-xu6oz 3 года назад

Lmfaooo

@coffeedude 3 года назад

Lool it's so hard for me to realise I should go back in some positions, idk why tho 😂

@n484l3iehugtil 3 года назад

"Magnum Carlos" HHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAAAHAHAHH

@thelaurelwreathismine4805 3 года назад

:)) or you can continue your way and master it.

@Hummabubba 3 года назад

Legit laughed out loud

@zaydenmYT Год назад

Engine: NOOO! Nc3 is the best move! YOU SHOULD'VE PLAYED KNIGHT TO C3! Me, struggling: Okay, I'll move Nc3 next turn, then! Engine: NOOOOOO! Nc3 IS A BLUNDER!!!! YOU'LL BE MATED IN SEVENTEEN!!! >:( Me, who can only see up to 2 moves: bruh

@Anisozygoptera Год назад

Haha! That's exactly how it feels.

@luciuskessler7821 Год назад

Yes

@tdm_nicky5603 Год назад

Relatable

@Magnulus76 Год назад

You eventually develop a feel for the right moves, even if you can only see a few moves a head. You also start to notice pawn structure more.

@MarcusFenixKO 3 года назад

Title : 10 mins of Levi roasting the Computer for trying to correct his girlfriend.

@yesyouareright9800 3 года назад

yes.

@dancewithgoli7817 3 года назад

@@yesyouareright9800 yes, you are right

@thePersonoyt 2 года назад

@@dancewithgoli7817 dance with goli

@ziwuri 2 года назад

@@thePersonoyt Solokill

@NcD1o8 2 года назад

@@ziwuri Ziwuri13

@tlsgrz6194 3 года назад

He‘s really out there flexing his GF‘s brilliant moves on us FeelsBadMan

@testtest-by3wo 3 года назад

True. I never got a brilliant move on chess.com till date😅

@konstus 3 года назад

i never had a "brilliant" move by the engine, i didnt even know it existed :( FeelsBadMan

@mateocosta1770 3 года назад

I had it once when I moved my king to the side because the queen was checking it. There were only two squares available. Lmao

@konstus 3 года назад

@@mateocosta1770 bruh

@emeraldeye5664 3 года назад

@@mateocosta1770 I had the exact same situation for some reason often moving kings out of check is usually what gets brilliant moves for some reason some glitch i think

@TheOnlyToblin Год назад

Hikaru may claim you'll never be GM but goddammit if you aren't a grand teacher. The way you explain things, enunciate clearly, vocalise thoughts and feelings... You're just a fantastic teacher, Levy. Mad props and hat off to you, sir.

@finnmacmanus5723 9 месяцев назад

Did Hikaru say that?

@TheOnlyToblin 9 месяцев назад

@@finnmacmanus5723 yes. You can find the video relatively easily by searching for Hikaru on why levy won't be a gm

@user-yo9vp6hh6s 5 месяцев назад

he said that levy will never be a gm unless he sacrifices everything he has and put all his time into chess which he thinks is not worth it as levy has already achieved a lot in his career@@finnmacmanus5723

@Nazbaz6 4 месяца назад

@@finnmacmanus5723 yeah

@jacobskarby1389 3 года назад

Analysing endgames with the engine: Blunder: you missed checkmate in 28 moves and only gained a rook advantage.

@saldan3985 3 года назад

"Just because a 3000 rated cyborg say you made a mistake, doesn't mean you made a mistake" Thanks Levy, that's a good emotional boost for beginner.

@lks9988 3 года назад

He spittin fax tho

@JosephLachh 3 года назад

XD amazing

@justiceforjoey2750 3 года назад

*3200

@TheDool 3 года назад

I laughed so hard at that line.

@AngelBloxx899 3 года назад

@@justiceforjoey2750 still in the 3000's which still makes it correct

@mitviksihag4743 3 года назад

I never knew Fabiano Caruana becomes so humble and funny when he grows beard

@NeverGiveUp-sv2op 3 года назад

Well now u know

@jadon619 3 года назад

Feels so gud when I actually understand context jokes 😏😏

@cheesycasts 3 года назад

Gotham will be putting this on Twitter later

@aluminiumknight4038 3 года назад

Lmfao

@aluminiumknight4038 3 года назад

He also becomes more confident with his speech

@DavidWilliams-nm5jv 3 года назад

Sir, I'm back into chess after almost 30 years away from the game. Your videos, Queen's Gambit, and the amazing ability to do computer analysis of moves are the trifecta for why the game has become so fun for me, again. So, THANK YOU.

@zerid0 3 года назад

Computer: lol, your girlfriend is so bad! Levy: So you have chosen death!

@musicforsoul5424 3 года назад

Title should be "why my gf's moves are better than engine"

@gwho 3 года назад

omg such a good title.

@Tazer183 3 года назад

me every game: Looks like that game slipped through your fingers

@achraf8399 3 года назад

The game was decided because of one fault

@lecommentar9851 3 года назад

Engine in a nutshell: Trades=blunder Move to set up a good trap=mistake Taking a free piece=missed mate in 10 Playing a move that doesn't risk your piece but doesn't really help=best move

@themanwithnoname412 3 года назад

Exactly.

@maartenv.schuppen7953 3 года назад

Yeah lol i once had a missed win because i missed a 5-move double bishop sacrifice to win the queen

@vantiendungnguyen9443 3 года назад

it looks like you're not a high elo player

@lecommentar9851 3 года назад

@@vantiendungnguyen9443 it looks like you are not humble

@handtomouth4690 2 года назад

Yes yes, the engine is the problem:)

@username_wish Год назад

14:18 my reactions when i see my game analysis:

@anonymus3219 Год назад

lmfao

@Add1Mus1c Год назад

Bros got the warden pfp

@guyscounter 3 года назад

GothamChess is becoming the go-to RU-vid channel all about chess improvement, games, events, and fun!

@faizanhussaini9658 3 года назад

For chess improvement, I would recommend hanging pawns. His channel allowed me to go from 1600 to 2000 in two weeks. He has playlists on openings, middlegame ideas, and an awesome playlist on endgames.

@vodam6970 3 года назад

best fun chess channel is from Eric Rosen, now argue

@faizanhussaini9658 3 года назад

@@vodam6970 can't argue with that. Man is a legend

@freakinda 3 года назад

@@faizanhussaini9658 What did you do for that kind of improvement over just 2 weeks? I have seen some of his videos, they are quite descriptive and detailed.

@parkerf6649 3 года назад

Yes. You should be 2000 rated in comment elo

@Bruh-id1qc 3 года назад

"What did white do wrong? Well uh they didn't go for the vienna gambit"

@ajl4878 3 года назад

Your username is the perfect response to your comment

@diegeigergarnele7975 3 года назад

She's his gf I guess he had to

@muhammadaryawicaksono4232 3 года назад

is that a ww2 reference?

@Bruh-id1qc 3 года назад

@@muhammadaryawicaksono4232 no it's literally a quote from the video. Levi thinks everything every move that's not the vienna gambit is a wrong move

@parkerf6649 3 года назад

Loool

@mohamedlaroussi2817 3 года назад

10:56 lol I'm dying 😂😂😂. That smirk, he was just afraid that his GF is gonna be upset.

@benjaminoechsli1941 Год назад

This was a very helpful video. Encouraging in ways I wasn't expecting, and therefore all the more impactful. Gonna get analyzing.

@KingDerp 3 года назад

Levy: Make sure you don't make the same mistake two times or three times Me: Plays 1.a3 every game as white

@freds_chess 3 года назад

Nice move

@mjtpli 3 года назад

Always start from top left. 2.b3 , 3.c3. That’s what “book move” means right?

@yoruichixx6951 3 года назад

GAME LOSING BLUNDER

@freds_chess 3 года назад

@@mjtpli mega brain pog

@freds_chess 3 года назад

@@yoruichixx6951 the evaluation would prob go to -0.7 or somethn honestly.

@randomname596 3 года назад

“Chess is a strategic game” IM Levy Rozman: 28:23

@nani-rk6rd 3 года назад

lel

@Lordmewtwo151 2 года назад

26:03 Love that reaction. That is definitely a top tier GM or hyper-advanced AI level play.

@levitheentity4000 3 года назад

27:00 lol, I've never castled with no pawns on front

@mafig5403 3 года назад

Perfect timing, this video comes right after I just finished a game where I blundered mate in 2 🤣 (without realising)

@davidegirardi5078 3 года назад

same here, mate in 3 ahahah still won, but in a much more complicated way than I should have lol

@dapiljindal7449 3 года назад

I missed mate in 1 .....and won after 15 moves

@PADI-WayangErsadanangsaputra 3 года назад

Saddd 😅😅😅

@toastedbred2961 3 года назад

Ameture, I blundered mate in 1... 6 times in a row

@falconimation1 3 года назад

I missed mate in 16 😭🤣

@MrWhirlywind 3 года назад

Alternate Title: Lucy's Immortal game analyzed

@yoinkme3922 3 года назад

I’m an 800 player who put the game down a few years ago and has just started getting back in. I really enjoy your content and your energy, it’s pretty clear you love what you do. Keep being amazing :))

@kallemyster 3 года назад

Currently on a 13 game win streak with three things: the London, Kings Indian, and DANGER LEVELS. So great to see you channel more than double in subs in just a few months :)

@flackbyte 3 года назад

I find that part of getting better at chess is finding the answers to "wait, why does the 3000 rated cyborg thinks this is a good move?!"

@jakubpiatek8971 3 года назад

When u're so early that Levi Potter Rozman haven't pinned a comment yet

@valzanb 3 года назад

his last name is potter???

@parabolaaaaa4919 3 года назад

@@valzanb yes

@had0j 3 года назад

Levy Potter Rozman just pinned your comment! - Notification Bell

@valzanb 3 года назад

@@parabolaaaaa4919 i thought its was “Rozman”

@melodyparker3485 3 года назад

*Levy*

@G0Gamer Год назад

Love the way you explained it using analysis, something everyone can and should do!

@kid1120 Год назад

that was kinda the point of this video

@gerc8681 Год назад

Levy, I love the way you explain to all levels. I am a 1200-1300 in 20min or 15+10 (I cannot play faster). There are many teachers in the web and even when I prefer spanish speaking teachers as my first language is Spanish, I always come back to see your videos, so instructive! Thank you for sharing your videos!

@lightman9935 3 года назад

first time im seeing someone achieving the double exclamation mark move.

@suryanarayan2032 3 года назад

I've done it once but I never knew why it was so good

@devourer8472 3 года назад

@@suryanarayan2032 that's called accidentally brilliant

@user-co5bi2st5o 3 года назад

when a 1044 rated player makes a brilliant move

@HarshSharma-xu6oz 3 года назад

Ikr I'm a 1200+ rated player and I don't think I have ever made a brilliant move

@suryanarayan2032 3 года назад

I'm ~1600 and I've only done it once

@michixmichi3709 3 года назад

1950 and only twice lmao, I think it's based on whether the computer could find it in a certain amount of time or not!

@ritikjain6956 3 года назад

I’m a 600 and have done it twice 😭

@suryanarayan2032 3 года назад

@@ritikjain6956 Why 😭? That's impressive

@barryswigart1432 3 года назад

As a 1200, what I'm learning from this for my slow games is to evaluate if a capture needs to happen immediately or if I can take my time. Also, to evaluate how active my pieces are vs my opponent's pieces. Also also, some engine moves are just never going to occur to anyone naturally rotfl

@lambmaster27 Год назад

This is honestly really reliving. I always felt like a bad player for getting random blunders that I didn't understand. I guess you just gotta make your own judgments after a game to grow how you want.

@danyllomaia5220 3 года назад

Signs that you’re bad and don’t know it: 1- you don’t analyze your games 2- you only analyze the games you WIN 3- when the engine says that you blundered many times you think that its ONLY because engines “ see crazy lines that noone understands “ and thinks that your game style is more “ psychological “

@franr3028 3 года назад

Sometimes no. 3 happens. Happened to me yesterday, being down a lot of material I got lucky and my opponent could have saved the game playing an impossible combination

@franr3028 3 года назад

So, yeah, it happens

@waturiuiuiuizifa 3 года назад

Point 3 hits close to home

@kappablanca5192 3 года назад

4. You only play 3 min blitz and wonder why you aren’t getting better

@t19563 3 года назад

I guess I am not a bad player then 🙂🙂🙂🙂😐😐😐😑 Except I am just 600

@demaciaguy1580 Год назад

I love some games that both me and my opponent havent seen 1 move, and we both get 10 blunders each

@bangbangcan2 Год назад

I've been watching your videos and doing my best to follow your advice in my games for about 3 weeks now. I got my first brilliant move today. You've well and truly earned a sub!

@gwho 3 года назад

the explanation for game 2 was phenomenal. especially the summary recap at the end - that really nails in the lessons and make them stick

@shoveitupyourtube 3 года назад

Thanks so much for this, Levy. I really appreciate the perspective. It really helps take some of sting out of the admonishing "MISTAKE" messages I get during analysis, even when I know I'm doing the best that I can, especially for my elo. (I know that the purpose of analysis is strictly instructional, but sometimes it can be a little difficult not to take it more personally, Lol)

@MidnightBloomDev 3 года назад

Someone should make Levy Bot that would explain engine analysis

@blunderbunny8185 2 года назад

This was so helpful! I’ve often wondered about the engine’s recommendations, and now I understand why.

@brianwalker2201 3 года назад

This is levy’s most instructive video and the most important video for beginners transitioning to intermediate players. He is single handedly the main reason I am enjoying chess so much and am excited to learn more. Entertaining and informative beyond compare. Keep being awesome, Levy 👍🏻

@xerograv6375 3 года назад

bruh Razorlike got banned for cheating lol

@tszyau7264 3 года назад

Even Levy himself can't play that good lol, obvious cheater

@MrEDMeaner 3 года назад

It felt really cynical, but when I saw that accuracy I thought 'What if he is a cheater?'. Kinda sad really!

@AfterthoughtTV 3 года назад

Sorry but nobody plays 99.5 accuracy... pretty obvious cheater

@isaacmammel9186 3 года назад

@@AfterthoughtTV that's not true lol, if your opponent messes up it isn't hard. I'm 1300 and I've had >99 accuracy if my opponent blunders early. Of course, as you get higher, your opponent is better, but so are you- if you know opening theory and your opponent blunders the knight, as razorlike's opponent did, then it is by no means impossible to get 99.5 accuracy without using any computer at all.

@mr.baymax6809 3 года назад

@@AfterthoughtTV thats not how it works, if the opponent makes a ton of blunders then 99 percent accuracy isnt cheating, but if the opponent played at an 80 percent accuracy then its likely cheating

@AcingTennis 3 года назад

"He's forked" That describes my position in every chess match haha

@abhi483 3 года назад

You're a good speaker and your hand gestures and eye contact are amazing. In general, an amazing teacher.

@dannys4502 3 года назад

Love how passionate and animated you are with chess and your educational videos. 👌🏼💙

@Obi-Wan_Kenobi 3 года назад

I didn't even know it was possible to get a "Brilliant!"

@swvwc8393 3 года назад

You are everywhere, General

@michaelh878 3 года назад

Its weird. It justs means one move is way better than all others. It can be an extremely easy one to find.

@reubenconner1679 3 года назад

A move is brilliant if it takes the high ground

@gumikebbap 3 года назад

@@reubenconner1679 or if it gives you Roshan

@ghost_sniper8070 2 года назад

I have once when i moved my king to closer my pawn in endgame

@sheikmanzoor5003 2 года назад

This was an amazing way to look at games and understand the different ideas behind each move. I'm a 1400 player and it was very useful for me.

@Janet_Airlines802 Год назад

I appreciate your videos Levi, you explain things very well, it’s easy to follow. Some Masters just rip off lines so fast, it’s impossible to follow. Thanks for all your hard work.

@yashone7 Год назад

Hey levy, after watching your video on the londom system analysis, I was able to understand the strength of c3 d4 e5 pawn chain along with overwhelming attack of h4 pawn when the center is locked. Thanks man for the detailed analysis. Lovely content!

@barrywuthrich8530 2 года назад

Thanks Levi. I do a quick computer analysis of most of my games and I have always discounted many of the inaccuracies, mistakes and even some of what is called blunders by the computer. It's reassuring to see you doing the same.

@kevinjohnson4288 Год назад

I had a game a couple days ago where the engine said I made a mistake by stopping the mate that was comming the next move, like it didnt notice mate in 1 was hanging, i still cant believe it.

@aminulhussain2277 11 месяцев назад

@@kevinjohnson4288 I'm sure you could just look at the lines the computer gives in that position.

@greenoftreeblackofblue6625 3 года назад

Getting a Brilliant on a Move is such a legendary moment if you ever get it.

@seanb.383 3 года назад

Wow - easily one of the most instructive videos I have seen! I really enjoyed your translating the chess engine and showing the chess ideas behind it. Excellent. Thank you 😎👍

@brijeshmepar562 2 года назад

The way you speak, the way you teach, the way you express with gestures are the reasons that I'm daily coming back to your channel. You are a great teacher of the CHESS.

@travisyoung4168 3 года назад

This honestly makes me feel more confident in myself, thanks Levy :)

@wannabe7371 Год назад

if levy streamed game 3, his chat would be full of people saying razorlike is a cheater

@YHWHsam Год назад

castling into wide open space was crazy I'd never think of doing that

@matthewilett4564 3 года назад

Really great lesson Levy, got in to your videos just after Christmas and I've loved learning from you!

@OregonMikeH 3 года назад

owzer Levi, You kept me up far to late at night. i kept nodding off and backed up over and over again because i could not pass up these insights for review later!! Outstanding work and share here! Thanks so much my man! As Always Pal, Blessings from Oregon. ... Mike.

@bhuvmittal 3 года назад

Levy trying to break all the youtube algorithms after uploading so much content on daily basis. Please don’t exhaust yourself senpai.

@cheesemaster6796 3 года назад

Levy is KILLING IT with the frequent uploads!

@ryananderson2244 3 года назад

Agreed 👍

@lsw3364 3 года назад

Good video Levy, you manage to be informative and entertaining at the same time.

@danielebernardini8422 3 года назад

I just finished the analysis of a game I lost online. It was my first. real analysis, with written notes and so on. It took me like 3 hours, but for the first time I feel I really learned something from a lost match: I made the same error 3 times. Thanks for this video that inspired me and also gave reeeeally helpful hints and tips about the topic. I promised myself I'll always analyze every game I play!

@jovindsouza3407 3 года назад

Kaissa's blessings also play a big part in improving at chess. Don't forget that, Levy.

@andrewrandall2566 3 года назад

I like to copy the PGN into ChessX (with StockFish) and change the analysis settings to Search Depth 6 with 20-30 lines depending on computer performance. I think this is closer to helping analyze what a good human would do - I can probably visualize a 6 move exchange with some effort, but the default time based settings go much deeper than I can in game. I'd be curious what you think about this as a way to mitigate the goofy parts of analysis! (mid-level player ~1500ish btw, if that affects your answer) Great video @GothamChess! One of my favorites from your great content! Love the passion about how silly computer analysis can be.

@ammonchristensen519 3 года назад

Just found your channel, and I'm learning so much, you're a fantastic teacher!

@py_world 3 года назад

The very first time I got a brilliant move cap was a few months back and I was really happy with that game.

@gamwizrd1 3 года назад

Ttile: "How to Analyze Your Chess Games" Content: "Here are a bunch of reasons that it is hard to analyze chess games."

@anuj96sharma 3 года назад

so ture

@omggom2488 3 года назад

I agere

@kingcrimson4133 3 года назад

my thoughts exatcly

@tuatarian6591 3 года назад

Razor like was cheating in that game lmao. His account is closed for fair play

@cavalex 3 года назад

yup, just noticed that xD he cheated on a ton of games too

@arpita1shrivas 2 года назад

I wanted him to be legit, because then we would've had another magnus on our hands.. seems it's not gonna happen

@gwho 3 года назад

This helps so much. these are the kind of videos where you actually learn. Love it. Keep up vids like this

@tabularasa9576 2 года назад

Unlike arrogat and toxic gm nakamura

@pshep123 2 года назад

Love all your content, but for some reason this was one of my favorite. The parts where you're wondering what the computer is thinking really hits home.

@pranjalsrivastava3343 3 года назад

2:28 that is why computer says it is a 'good' move levy xD

@tommybagelboy7761 3 года назад

That thumbnail is visually pleasing

@PatIreland-tw9lr 3 месяца назад

Thank you for a great video! I’ve been struggling with the game analysis, and after watching this video, at least I know what to look for!

@activatewindows7415 2 года назад

It is so satisfying seeing brilliant on the eval, the first time I got one, I was so excited.

@xenonopbr 3 года назад

i don't even play chess but I'm watching this.. what am i doing with my life

@Thefyllawsman 3 года назад

You should start chess then!

@horiqlf1983 3 года назад

I actually never got the "legendary double !! Briliant move" :))))

@couldntcareless7884 3 года назад

I got it ones in a crazy Grand Prix attack, sacrificing a ton of material to checkmate, it was really nice

@radosawkarwacki4386 3 года назад

I got it once when I was under attack and found a move with the queen that defended a few things at once

@fatsnor2415 3 года назад

Thank you so much, really enjoyed your “How to Analyze” series!!

@stewste4316 4 месяца назад

such a great and helpful video, thank you

@G0Gamer Год назад

that third game seemed to go by too quickly. a lot to learn!

@bakulshah4367 3 года назад

Day 6: Of requesting Levy to cover opposite coloured bishop endgames.

@lw9492 3 года назад

I'd much rather do 2 bishops vs king and bishop and knight vs king cuz opposite coloured bishop endings will nearly always end in a draw

@Julian-pq4lw 3 года назад

king and knight vs king mating patterns!

@lw9492 3 года назад

U can't mate with just a knight and king

@lw9492 3 года назад

It's impossible

@Julian-pq4lw 3 года назад

@@lw9492 yea I was joking but thx lol

@harshitdawar1650 2 года назад

great stuff levy, I just liked the video but as you asked writing some dope comments. It was great indeed, Came to know about some insights of how do you actually analyse the games, to be honest with you; The examples in the videos were fine but the suggestion of the implementation and chronological ideas of analysing the patterns and stuff was magnificent, last few minutes>whole video haha

@angelic10 Год назад

Best video on game analysis that I have ever watched. Great vid.

@kochevar99 3 года назад

The funny thing is I’ll have 95 score games with multiple blunders and missed wins by virtue of the fact that I made only the easy, natural moves in an endgame that lasted an eternity.

@codythecaster8962 3 года назад

Not gonna lie, I saw this video and I was like...does Levy think we are noobs, and then I had the moment of ohhhh wait...ohhh I am a noob when I was clicking through lol

@user-qs8tw6gk7f Месяц назад

Thank you for this video really helped me analayse my games

@MrEDMeaner 3 года назад

I put off this video because I thought it might be a lot of explanation only, but I should have known you would make it highly practical with subscriber examples. Great teaching!