I always wonder how much is subconscious and how much is simply applying basic chess knowledge that seem obvious to them if thought but impossible to know if not show…
Hey Gotham, I know you get tired making recaps…. But I just want you to know that 99% of the audience here loves you and you inspire to keep playing chess even if I lose 100 Elo points
@@ilyasbutaev3830 don't worry about it bro, I was stressing about my elo too, it's 820 now which is better than when I was stressing. just trust the process. Levy has put out alot of good videos too, so even if you don't retain the exact moves, you will retain the ideas which will improve your chess in the long run
@@flamedash2837 fr if you’re 820 then it’s the perfect time to watch educational content of levy which includes openings, how to win, chess steps, endgames, random lessons and tips. Don’t watch GTE and How to lose for some time. I went from 850 in dec 2020 to 1450 currently. Even blitz from 650-1300
Do you actully enjoy watching duda and dubov play together? Or did you mean as a proxy through Carlsen since Dubov is magnus' second, so they share a good 40-60% of their repertoire with one another.
"Do not play like this!!" Duda tries his best but runs into Magnus' wall of illusion. I really like Jan's aggressiveness - fighting chess to push the world champ! Love the recaps (love all the content) but if load is too much, you have to trim. Nice thing is, you get to decide - its your channel! Thanks for all the hard work - hope the allergies ease off soon!!
29:00 really shows, why magnus is the best. With 15 seconds on the clock, duda spots a tactic - but in the same time, magnus finds the same tactic as well as an refutation His brain is just faster
I am so sorry for your allergies, but I would still thank you for entertaining us, providing educational content to an enormous extent no matter what, so you deserve a like and sub in every video! So don't be worried for the allergies, we are here to support you! Thanks a lot!
I don't know a lot about chess. I love the game but I'm terrible at it. What makes this channel great and keeps bringing me back is the fact that Levy explains things so well I feel like, for a moment, I understand chess at an advanced level and it honestly makes me feel like less of a chess loser. What an amazing educator and video producer you are. Thank you for what you do!
I know about allergies, had them most my young life. All but gone now, but my kids have them especially the oldest. Thanks dad. You do such a good analysis of the game. Your effort is very much appreciated as always. Thanks Lev.
Levy you've somehow stepped it up. Your recaps these past few days are much better than normal. I can't figure out what it is, but you're doing it. I may consider subbing.
Levy, I know you aren't the biggest fan of doing recaps... but for what it's worth, thank you for still doing them.. learning how to grow at this game we all love/hate.... nothing like real games from the pros with your sarcastic and humorous assessment of the games to help with that growth!
Thanks for the recap - I love watching them even though I've watched the game as they were played, I enjoy the commentary and the storytime you give us. 🤩
Fantastic summary of this exciting, dramatic final, in which every game seemed to get shorter! Levy, you are, in my experience, the only chess commentator who requires that you set the playback speed to 0.5 rather than 2.0.
Hi Gotham, did you see the results from the current TCEC, where Leela has been knocked out (!) and the final will be between Stockfish and Komodo Dragon? Going into the Super Final, Stockfish was the only undefeated engine and finished first in the league table (though Komodo managed more wins), and Stockfish managed to beat Komodo once. The superfinal is likely to be really interesting, but Stockfish is a big favourite. More significantly, it breaks the stranglehold Stockfish and Leela have had on computer chess, and for the first time in a long time the final won't include a pure neural net, but instead two programs that mix a neural net and hand-crafted evaluations. We've come a long way from AlphaZero! Also significant is that Komodo is a commercial closed-source engine whereas Stockfish and Leela are open source (and help each other out).
Thanks for scratching your throat, to bring out little brains a bit more clarity. As much as you could give us trying to jump in these insane dudes minds. Truly wonderful content Levy, really mean that. If you having a shit day, just remember someone is watching a video of yours getting joy out of learning /viewing/laughing about chess at that every moment! Congrats on the well deserved success! I’m sure my exact comment is from about 90% of us
as someone who has near no idea about how chess even works, this was a wonderful video to watch. You make it so interesting, it's better than NFL announcers lol
