Want to be 2000 in Chess?

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@Temerityofficial21201 Год назад

Thanks Gotham, I was 2199 and now I’m 2000 coz of this video

@RedBloodAura Год назад

@@pds4 you're one to talk

@__________________________.... Год назад

I went from 3256 to 2000 after this, I am hickyeru

@humanfrommars882 Год назад

I mean thats what the video was supposed to do

@ec1lpz Год назад

You lost that many points in 21 min, wow

@iamkj2008 Год назад

@@ec1lpz move 1 piece then immediately resign

@phaseus_2325 Год назад

I'm still so sad about throwing that away, but I appreciate the mostly positive comments during the game. Thank you very much for the opportunity @GothamChess 🙏

@WHAT_1400 Год назад

strong play brother. it's a game you can be proud of

@notAYUSHGAMING Год назад

Sing with me Gaaeeey! Gautam , gaaeeey! Gautam Once in a while he is gae Gautam. He sleeps he drinks He is gaaeeey! Gautam, gaaeeey! Gautam He plays, he wins He is gaaeeey! Gautam, gaaeeey! Gautam But at the end of the day , he clickbaits SO He is gaaeeey! Gautam, gaaeeey! Gautam.

@person0809 Год назад

You played so well, you'll definetely become a titled player one day!

@animant8811 Год назад

You made levy get serious bro

@WhoisFeuro Год назад

well played bro

@boftungol9423 Год назад

I love how the title shows 2000 rapid, but Levy always plays blitz in these.

@notAYUSHGAMING Год назад

@Gabe-zm9vh Год назад

Classic levy clickbaiy

@liam5254 Год назад

the game would take ages the video is already half an hour with blitz games

@rockababy Год назад

@@liam5254 daniel does it with ease

@yessir6427 Год назад

@@rockababy daniels videos take ages

@aakarshdeepak31 Год назад

That stare gave the vibes of “bro you will never be 2000”

@architlakhani1080 Год назад

yeah thats true for you, cant relate being only 2000

@Rudy137 Год назад

@@architlakhani1080 bro is prob 2001

@InfernusReal Год назад

@abdilakingo 🤔

@LRC. Год назад

"Bro do you really think you can be 2000"

@plingvivin3032 Год назад

An original comment about levy’s stare!? I must be dreaming

@nathanmermilliod3135 Год назад

This video got me from 2000 to 2000. Levy is a wizard

@shortschannel6576 11 месяцев назад

Thank you Gotham, i finally reached 2000 after watching this video, I was stuck at 2400 for months now!

@brain_zone 4 месяца назад

I am 700elo can you teach me chess😅

@20secondsmotivation26 2 месяца назад

@@brain_zone you must be 1000 elo by now . Or did you go beyond?

@kendzy7 Год назад

I was the second player… it was a great game! I was shaking the whole game, and then I saw that I was getting back in the game… then when you took on g5 I thought you were going to take with the rook so I had premoved and yeah… but it was a great experience.. thank you so much!!!!

@DBD_Dan Год назад

Don't premove bro

@kendzy7 Год назад

@@DBD_Dan yes I know but i also thought when I saw the move that it was the rook and not the knight... so like it wasn't actually a premove but basically... so sad I maybe could've held more

@evanthelegend9118 Год назад

@@kendzy7 good game you are very talented

@kar1862 Год назад

dude your a very strong player any tips for the 1700 level?

@JuJu9_9_9 Год назад

You're a very talented player

@RxAlbear Год назад

Love the how to win at chess series. It's a nice refreshing pace of instructional chess with the same enthusiastic energy Levy brings to all his videos.

@Arctic3OD Год назад

I think playing Rapid chess instead of blitz would be beneficial for the series. At least in the higher elos where the plans and moves require more explaining.

@mintman6973 Год назад

Levy’s personality is so funny yet so strange sometimes.

@VinkoParaliza Год назад

Explained well

@notAYUSHGAMING Год назад

@drippinwitease Год назад

ye on video he says i will be the best the very best and on stream he tells me to end myself because i will never be higher than a 400 idiota

@Dalteastu Год назад

Your a time Traveller it was posted 7hours ago your comment was posted 8hours ago that's hella sus

@kingkillah101 Год назад

most wizards are

@DorianDracula Год назад

This is top-notch content, Levy. I'd love to see more of this. Especially against 2000+ opponents, or at least 1500 or something, not lower-rated (even though I'm a subscriber and lower-rated than that, so that means I don't get to play you, but the instructional content is simply better when people aren't hanging funny stuff).

@youtubeaddict487 Год назад

yes, this content is his best by far. unfortunately - as you can see - it never performs as well as his low iq videos w frank and such, so we won’t get many of these type of vids. you can’t blame him for doing what gets him the most views

@DorianDracula Год назад

@@youtubeaddict487 Unfortunately, that's true, and yeah, I don't blame him. Just wish he'd upload more of these maybe in one of his other channels or something, if he finds the time

@adityavarshney8636 Год назад

Thank you Levy, I was 2287 previously, but now I am on 2000 ELO, I am grateful for everything you do.

@anuartureshbayev1291 Год назад

Almost 300 points, impressive!

@Guthhhiii Год назад

we are evolving but backwards

@CR055130W Год назад

PLEASE do more videos like this!!! I love it and can take away SOO much from it

@mr21_ Год назад

I love the upgrade where the map changes color when you are in a "what if" scenario, really nice

@TheCamer1- Год назад

32:28 so worried about the hanging pawn he forgot he could just promote it and win!

@MajorLeagueGuitarist Год назад

Yeah I noticed that too and he didn't even mention it in the analysis at the end. Even 2750s can make a double blunder it seems!

@alexisvilla6456 Год назад

omg i didn’t even realize 😭😭

@Cloudd123 Год назад

how is he gonna win if rook just takes? (might be 400elo question)

@dinkleb4551 Год назад

Rook and pawn vs 2 pawns

@Cloudd123 Год назад

@@dinkleb4551 yeah but thats only cz the other guy blundered a free pawn cz he pre moved so levy expect that, funny double blunder tho

@MasonNoThumbs Год назад

Because of you Levy I studied extensively your London opening for white video and your Kings Indian opening for black and it propelled me from 600 Elo to 1050 Elo already

@ajcon3874 Год назад

Check out Vienna opening, it’s a lot more aggressive but you can really destroy your opponents.

@MasonNoThumbs Год назад

@@ajcon3874 I just started watching his video on that it looks incredible but alas I’m a slow learner haha so it’ll take me some time

@Chingbong1 5 месяцев назад

@@MasonNoThumbsdone learning yet? Been 6 months and 2024 is less than a week

@robhp1 Год назад

Love these type of guided game and keeping it entertaining, thank you for this! Don’t stop!

@dursti3016 Год назад

I just started playing some chess again a few weeks ago after about 10 years. Win at Chess is definitely my favorite series on your channel. Really helpful!! Would love to see more in the future

@-Shoresy Год назад

It’s a shame that those kind of videos aren’t doing that well compared to the other content. This is peak content, especially as someone close to 2000

@minasobhy8235 Год назад

As much as I enjoy your regular content, you are an exceptional instructor as well and these educational videos are very informative. Would love to see more educational content!

@ehsan.301 Год назад

Thank you levy, you are a great teacher and I learned alot from your videos. Whish you do more of these. Can you provide the PGN of the second game? Thanks (also sorry for my bad english)

@youtubepremium9253 Год назад

Love this series - very instructive

@geniusvadim7858 Год назад

Great video, I havw your Caro course, so this 3rd game was super instructional. I wish you made more of these types of videos, maybe in rapid time control. As always, great video Levy.

@MrDrewsky32 Год назад

Wow, I've only watched the first game of this vid and I love the format. You've made it very easy to follow. I'm knocking on 1000, but I'm definitely aiming for a title. I haven't bought any of your courses yet, but I know I need to work on my middle and end game. I usually feel very solid in the early game unless I see an uncommon opening because I've been sticking to 3 openings. Vienna for white and Caro-Kann/KID for black. Thank you for the great content! What courses would you recommend for me?

@danielh2869 Год назад

I love this content! More of this advanced stuff please

@Apdoxd Год назад

Levy leaves the tactic on the board for like 4 moves then when he spots it says that sometimes he likes to give his subs a lil help then falls for it anyways, truly one of the chess players of all time.

@tomz3336 9 месяцев назад

I find it amazing how calm you are while playing a high ranked player with only 3 minutes and you take your time explaining the pro's and con's of each others moves, and best of all you win at the end😀

@warriormind145 Год назад

Me watching as a 900: 👁👄👁

@The_Lahmacun123 4 месяца назад

Me looking at your comment with 1500 blitz rating at 10 years old

@ev8353 Год назад

Today's stare was simple, yet influencial. 9/10

@AlanAbraham-qm9qm Год назад

Xd!

@skipslash7367 Год назад

how is your comment older than the video

@BrianSclebrinie Год назад

Here before it blows up

@Disfuguredbatman Год назад

Amazing stare fr

@systematic_bgst7bg Год назад

😈

@morgansmock800 Год назад

These are truly my favorite of all Gotham Series!

@youtubeaddict487 Год назад

me too. it’s sad that it never performs as well as his non instructive videos ;/ props to him making this anyway

@Abinav_08 Год назад

Thank you for helping me to get to a 1000 after 1 and a half months of playing, I started off at a 500 then grinded and played 10 games a day, learned a few openings, and then watch guess the elo for fun every night, after a few weeks I got to an 800 then in another month I got to a 1000 elo

@ReconissanceMa Год назад

Working on the 2000 grind myself. I think at this level everyone is obviously very competitive and sharp. 9/10 they will play for a win and will play very aggressively. However if your play is solid, you can use this to your advantage by being patient, exchange when the time is right and by allowing them to over extend and risk their stability in the pursuit of some grand attack. They could even be stronger players than you, but that won't really matter if you make less mistakes than them.

@mattyb808 Год назад

Yeah I do like these episodes… do more. Great advice also as always. Stoked on you my man!

@moodyproductions4576 Год назад

Here When The Title was"Want to be 2000 in Chess?"

@charlesfawcett4178 Год назад

Gotham please more videos exactly like this one this was fantastic

@user-fs4ld6is9k Месяц назад

Gutsy 3 part series! Excellent!

@Ledster Год назад

Only Levi Rizzman could pull off a 37 minute video without us noticing.

@FredB_ Год назад

Levy Rozman*

@MrContoversial Год назад

@@FredB_ 🤓

@familyguy4602 Год назад

@@FredB_ That’s the joke

@youtubeaccountforpeople Год назад

@@FredB_ r/wooosh

@MonkyEz Год назад

@@FredB_ 🤓

@user-zg8sw7jp2n Год назад

Thank you gotham for teaching something to a bit stronger players instead of the usual beginner-intermediate level instructions

@vicarious_gaming Год назад

I do like it when you did the longer time controls, more time to explain thought process and plans without having to beat the clock.

@zameer9164 8 месяцев назад

ive been stuck in the 1900s (rapid) for a while, and this vid gave me some confidence to reach that 2000 milestone. thanks Gotham!

@hakeemkarim996 Год назад

Only a 2000 can feel so relaxed in a blitz game.

@damkillerxxwin1462 Год назад

Finally something decent instead for 100.000 tutorials for newbies. I swear nearly nobody makes content for 2000+ tbh

@Ziggerath Год назад

i think this seriese is better when you do it with rapid games. the extra time to be instructional makes them wayy more valuable to me.

@FuRyEDge Год назад

Wooo, my favorite series! Thanks, Levy!

@Closertotruth2 Год назад

As a 1600 who dreams of 2000 someday this was a great teaching video.

@theoneandonlyhooda 7 месяцев назад

what about now

@vishalfgm 7 месяцев назад

Bruh I went from 1400s to 1800s within a week I can help u out

@3Looy 5 месяцев назад

@@vishalfgmnow?

@basubk6643 Год назад

Pls bring more of this Episode!! I get to learn a lot 💯

@purpleturtle2347 Год назад

Thanks Levi I'll try to use this knowledge in a game of my own

@HeisenbergFam Год назад

As someone who went from -1 to +6000 Elo and beat ChatGPT, Levy's guides are the guides we didnt deserve, but needed

@skipslash7367 Год назад

shut up bot

@jayeshrattnani8577 Год назад

Real, totally not a bot

@Corndog45 Год назад

i went from 200 to 0 with this video. Thank you levy

@notAYUSHGAMING Год назад

@borysthecuber7339 Год назад

💀

@maciekk1455 Год назад

Taking once before locking the center was super instructive!

@craigdana1317 Год назад

Loved this video! More of these higher mid-level games please!

@robinmontgomery9160 Год назад

This is by far the most useful Gotham content in my mind. The 6-700 videos are too simple, players just fling pieces into fire; tournament recaps are too complex, with the razor thin margin of a mistake being near impossible to identify without engine assistance; Guess the Elo is good but games trend toward really good or really bad, and feedback tends to be more reactionary But Win at Chess, generally with 10 minute games and time to talk over the thought process of each move, is the sweet spot.

@dionysus1145 Год назад

Levy, as a higher rated subscriber these videos are awesome! On par with Naroshitsky in terms of educational chess content! This man can do everything.

@AndrewJM 5 месяцев назад

We need more of these.

@d_dave7200 Год назад

Really appreciate these kind of instructional/analysis videos. Thanks for doing them.

@skettycat0409 Год назад

Here before he changes the title

@tugs8689 Год назад

love that hes bringing back the high elo content

@youtubeaddict487 Год назад

it didn’t get that many views (relative to his usual) so we won’t get more of it . back to frank!

@cypher487 Год назад

Win at chess is the best educational series ever! Thanks, Levy

@lucho_lucero Год назад

Oh yes! I loved this series and I thought you stopped doing it. Keep it doing pls ♥

@kowskizury Год назад

thank you levy i was 1999 elo but now im 2000 because of this video thank you :)

@pjhansen19 Год назад

But tonight we’re going to party like your 1999.

@zacmrd Год назад

Good to see some more content for the more advanced players, even though most of gothams' audience is lower rated we appreciate these more in depth videos

@7352SoS 6 месяцев назад

25:22 I was genuinely curious but levy never got into analyzing this later so I decided to see for myself and found out that it doesn't fail the evaluation bar is +2.0 if the opponent found that move

@skipper774 Год назад

Love these calmer and instructive videos!

@thatscrazy8235 Год назад

Gotham is trying to speak from past experience of being a 2,000 but him being a 2,000 is nothing compared to us because he played like 1 Elo when he was 2,000😂

@youtubeaddict487 Год назад

i love this series so much it’s my favorite on youtube i wish it got more views than your dumber content so you would make them more often

@leafpaw1182 Год назад

failed to get the pin this time lol

@zuhairqureshi8635 Год назад

I came across your guess the elo video and i got hooked and binged watched the paylist. Installed chess and lost games to scholars mate. Learnt fundamental and basics now im 478 elo. Thank you Gotham for introducing me to chess and just how addicting it is i can't get enough of it. I also played my first game with 84.6% accuracy.

@a_wild_Kirillian Год назад

Nice. I hope you're learning your openings =)

@zuhairqureshi8635 Год назад

@@a_wild_Kirillian no i haven't learned any specific opening yet. I just saw Scandinavian opening. And push Queen's pawn. I just develop pieces and hope i don't blunder anything

@henryholt246 7 месяцев назад

Thanks gotham, i was just trying to get my second gm norm for months now i finally got to 2000 because of this video

@iamcool344 Год назад

I went from 3500 elo to 100 elo after this video. Thanks Gotham!

@iassen3374 Год назад

I was 2178 but now I'm 2000 thanks Levi 🥰🥰

@somaliano99kingkonghimself75 7 месяцев назад

Gotham you know you my favorite chess media person of all time because some times things you tell the world looks like you speak to me 😂 love your vidoes

@nicholas6870 Год назад

I enjoy when levy drops the facade sometimes

@FallenCreed Год назад

Can we take a moment to appreciate the fact that if Frank watched this video he would lose 1500 elo since he's Stockfish himself?

@A51838 Год назад

who?

@kevinmarchand4196 7 месяцев назад

1st game was beautiful

@JenricAquino Год назад

I think the biggest factor that helped me to get to 2000 is practicing my calculation. Improving my positional play also helped me get to 2000+

@zonbon27 6 месяцев назад

please do more of these instructional vidoes where you say you thoughts out loud and play 2000+ people. so great!

@ericst-laurent1194 11 месяцев назад

Thank you to share this instructive video cause i struggle to pass the 1800 level in lichess and you show how to play 1900 level players around.

@peckio8 7 месяцев назад

8:57 the answer for queen c7 is pawn to f4 🙃

@krish_J Год назад

15:36 the we can analyse later sounds exactly like danya

@Idk-xc5hk 27 дней назад

4:48 “step rook I’m stuck”

@coffeebot7016 Год назад

"See this knight? Its trash, its a nonfactor in the game." *30 seconds later* "I might capture this knight, its a critical defender."

@totaldomination247 Месяц назад

Thanks for the attack lesson, I am now attacking more and losing more

@Warrioroftruth10932 Год назад

My bro is playing, teaching us, explaining every move and still winning 😂

@Jjshotgun Год назад

Bc4 could also stop mate in first game

@TheChessGenie Год назад

This video was well-needed! Thanks a lot, Levy!

@massimilianoleoni7314 Год назад

Thanks for the nice video, I think it was quite instructive. How would you see the same concept but for a rapid game? Something like 15+10 with more time for more in-depth reasoning -- of course playing one instead of three. I'm a new subscriber so hopefully this isn't already somewhere in your channel :_D [or hopefully it is!].

@jarrydjudge3028 Год назад

What about moving the white bishop in the first example. Because the qeeun is still def the checkmate

@nehcrow Год назад

crazy last game

@jean-philippeboulanger2972 6 месяцев назад

Very Instructional thanks

@lamarbelina9436 7 месяцев назад

Chess is so crazy to me, theres so many levels to this shit

@MichaelZankel Год назад

Can I just mention how good levy got with the arrows after the win at chess series?

@lediple4465 Год назад

Thanks for bringing this series back señor gotham

@Nameisworkinprogress11 Год назад

How to win at chess is my favorite series, sad that it was gone for so long.

@themediq999 9 дней назад

The third game make me think that levy will lose for his first time against his fans

@christophermoore2414 Год назад

classic gotham chess. love it. I love the analysis of pro games but for my rating its like watching pro tennis or any other elite thing, despite great commentary the games never represent much of what happens at 1800. So this is entertaining and really instructive. Love it, thanks