Let me know if you like me playing in the 10-minute pool. Also, only for today, 25% off all courses: www.chessly.com/courses

@juowairiabintehossain

3 ай бұрын

Woaahhhh u have courses???? Ill definitely buy it

@nbSailent

3 ай бұрын

levy gm when? 😂

@kinkarkundu8259

3 ай бұрын

From when are you a World Chess Champion?

@kinkarkundu8259

3 ай бұрын

Oh, You aren't even a Grand Master yet... why should I enroll for your stupid course? What guarantee do you provide that I can become better at chess just by learning from an online course?

@Flayez-en11

3 ай бұрын

Great job levy🎉!

I far prefer this format of playing against anyone in the pool. Playing against 1000-1800 was getting repetitive, and this is my favorite series you do as it allows us to see your thought process and reaction in real time rather than in post-commentary

@xii-e-04-chengmichaelgaret72

3 ай бұрын

As a 2100+ rapid rated player, this kind of video is definitely more engaging for me. I usually just skipped to the section of the 1900 and up games of the normal win at chess videos. Hearing your thought process when playing against similar strength players is much more entertaining than just crushing intermediates all the time.

@MrBisque

3 ай бұрын

Completely agree, I always cringe at the "guessing and choosing what a lesser player would play" moments. Bolder to try commentary while facing stronger opponents. Seeing Levy in the process of learning so much more valuable for me.

@SamuelVenturaMusic

3 ай бұрын

Is that you Levi?

@HHR224

3 ай бұрын

yeah...

@maxhenderson1890

3 ай бұрын

​@@xii-e-04-chengmichaelgaret72Same, I'm usually around 1950-2000 (2021 elo was my highest), but most of his content aren't very useful for me. It was very useful when I was learning to play however.

1) you don't need to make it entertaining, its entertaining as it is and 2) it's really ok if it's longer than an hour

@Ziggerath

3 ай бұрын

Yeah for me the whole draw is literally just the games themselves + the sleep aid bonus

@ngcool4112

3 ай бұрын

based true

@senpai4338

3 ай бұрын

Agreed!

@AhmedIbrahim-zl2ll

3 ай бұрын

I never really enjoyed levy covering other people's games as much he covering and playing his own

My entire chess learning process consists of watching "Guess the Elo" and "How to Win at Chess" and I could not be happier with my progress

@KianOntong13

3 ай бұрын

Check out Daniel naroditsky speedruns

@Equinox473

3 ай бұрын

​@@KianOntong13*slowruns

@trendstubes

3 ай бұрын

ur elo tho?

@vPegasus

3 ай бұрын

You gotta start watching the “How to Lose at Chess”, you’re Elo should skyrocket after learning what not to do

@derkommissar4986

2 ай бұрын

​@@vPegasusthat's the best videos

17:15 it’s reassuring to see that even at Gotham’s level, the top 0.1%, you’re still not beyond making 1 move queen blunders in rapid.

This is actually great. I like watching Levy get worried. He respects his opponents moves so much more and you can see how giddy he is to comment on his opponent’s strategy the whole time.

Gotham if you want to try something different, for a new concept of "How to Win at Chess," you should hide the ELO of your opponent from yourself, and then at the end of the game guess what you think their ELO is based off of how they played, tactics they used, etc. then you can explain your thought process of why you guess xyz ELO, and maybe some tips on how they can best improve. It would be a combination "How to Win at Chess" and "Guess the ELO."

@AP0PT0SIS

3 ай бұрын

This is brilliant

@theoneandonlyhooda

3 ай бұрын

the smartest thing ever said by the usa

@Blissarmyknife

3 ай бұрын

Nice

@chrisdonnell7200

3 ай бұрын

How to Guess the ELO

@gabrielalencar2070

3 ай бұрын

This comment should be way further up

Wouldn't it be good to give the "Win at chess" episodes a theme like win with d4, win with traps, win with leningrad, win against caro-kann etc. Because I feel like that would make the episodes more rewatchable. One would return to those episodes whenever one would search for something specific. I can't even count how many times I watched episodes about specific openings or traps because I realized that I forgot some things about them and needed a reminder.

@cameronschiff132

3 ай бұрын

That would be pretty dope tbh

@alejandropimentel8743

3 ай бұрын

Banger

@kyleweir689

3 ай бұрын

Doesn’t Danya do things like this?

@archiebaldbenedict5391

2 ай бұрын

what's that got to do with anything- ​@@kyleweir689

@lukerobertson5222

2 ай бұрын

I disagree, it’s better to mix up the openings so that it helps you get used to more positions

"The knight can't really moooo~ moo?" 48:14 -GothamChess 2024

@parsphere6357

3 ай бұрын

knights tend to get "neigh"

@parsphere6357

3 ай бұрын

thats why it cant moo:)

The first opponent with name at the end UNAM stands for Universidad nacional autonoma de mexico, one of the best univerisities in mexico and all Latam, they are the champions at college level chess at Mexico, curious data point,

@prplt

3 ай бұрын

I only know UNAM because of their football team 😂 ⚽

@ChristianCabralGDL

3 ай бұрын

Le dió su respeto bien merecido al chavo de la UNAM 😊

This is my favorite episode! I went from 1200 to 2200 due to you, and I missed the old days when to win at chess I just had to watch a "how to win at chess" video from Gotham! Now I can start winning again 🎉

@hsksjdisis

3 ай бұрын

How long it took you?

@Curcubito

3 ай бұрын

​@@hsksjdisis hes talking bullshttt

@NieLL1

3 ай бұрын

how long did it take to get there? and how old are you? I'm 32 and started playing chess again after many, many years. Currently 900 blitz lol

@liammorin5775

3 ай бұрын

@@Curcubitowhy would he be lying lmao

@zay1586

3 ай бұрын

Damn that's impressive if true

I definitely enjoyed the higher level chess in this series. I would love to see more of this

I was once paired up against your second opponent and won in an opposite colored bishop endgame. Crazy how there is a link between me and a master now.

For future reference, the title is "ONLY FOR TODAY!!!!!!!"

@petermileo8279

3 ай бұрын

First day gang?

@twainrocks4771

3 ай бұрын

First 5 minutes gang

@tomixot4172

3 ай бұрын

now (1 hour later), its ´´THIS IS NEW. DO YOU LIKE IT?´´

@suberjones6318

3 ай бұрын

@@tomixot4172 yeah idk why he changed it it was peak

@erick9826

3 ай бұрын

"Beating a Chess Master, step by step" - is the title now

I watch almost daily & absolutely LOVED this episode! I also liked some other commenters idea of having ‘win at chess’ w/ x opening / ‘win around chess’ guess the elo version as well. Ps. Thanks for the free Levi bot availability, was generous to share for free & super helpful & fun! Was a brilliant idea to add to supplement the courses.

I've seen Levy talk about analyzing each game after you play it to get better, and I really love that he shows us the exact process of playing the game and then reviewing it. I really appreciate these videos, keep it up.

"it could be a cheater" that'd be the fun part tbh 😭

Rapid format is excellent for 2000+ elo. 5 min blitz for sub 2000 to allow for more games with heavy emphasis on middlegame planning/precise endgame play. Love the series. Thanks dude

@fredmikhli6713

2 ай бұрын

Quality over quantity even for low Eli

Love the long format and rapid format, mate. Thanks 🤘🏻

Happy Easter, Levy! Please keep this format up, especially with the higher level opponents. That stuff´s very educational, gives great insight into spotting more obtuse tactics and anticipating attacking ideas for your opponents

Who names their child gothamchess😂😂

@jangroberde2822

3 ай бұрын

Couldn´t agree more (sarcasm btw)

@nbSailent

3 ай бұрын

😂😂

@professorx3060

3 ай бұрын

Smh my head

@SouICoffin

3 ай бұрын

Who names their child user?

@user-vr3be4vt9m

3 ай бұрын

​ur mom🤓@@SouICoffin

0:27 what a brilliant way to advertise for the clash of claims event lmao

Watched you for years now ( during lunch everyday ). You’ve rekindled my love for the game and I’ve now entered my first OTB chess tournament at 42 alongside with my kids! Thank you 🙏. This episode was great! I loved watching you play rapid against 2300s.

loved it!! you can do more of these, but don't neglect doing the ladder ones. This series is the very best thing you do.

You should play with their rating covered so you don’t know what to expect then guess their rating

@nathanbrodie1

3 ай бұрын

Can title it mystery elo chess

@bpro5848

3 ай бұрын

That is a novel idea! Would be good content for him too

@p4gyt710

3 ай бұрын

YES

@RendallRen

3 ай бұрын

☝

@Ghost-hy1tl

3 ай бұрын

No

Zero likes in 9 seconds Gotham fell off 😔

@potato-tb5uc

3 ай бұрын

someone said the same thing in his last video

@oof8756

3 ай бұрын

seeing this comment hop around 69 likes is pretty funny

@SouICoffin

3 ай бұрын

Except they don't show realtime, so your comment makes no sense, even if not serious.

@sickegless9years452

3 ай бұрын

.

@ViggoRonnerberg

3 ай бұрын

Ur internet is just bad

Deffinetly one of the best series on youtube for chess it was awsome to see the difference from the normal episodes, ie rating and skill wise, deffinetly one of my favorite episodes, and i wouldnt mind a few more like this!

I love it! This is my favorite series on your channel because you do such a good job explaining your thought process. It has really helped me with my own process of coming up with ideas and calculating them

Thanks for all you do for the community Levy!

Gotham, it’s me Mac. The one with the Rubik’s Cube at the chess kid festival. I love your content, and keep up the good work

More of this Levi pls this is so instructive

Loved this!! Both concepts of playing lower rated (around my level) and top tier games and getting a picture of key concepts at a high level

And seeing more of what your saying with the computer you can see the connection not just with pawns only now continuation presents its self in best moves situation.yeah its fun and dicey❤😊

This is my favorite series. I like to sit and watch one of these over the course of several days. I like both you playing subscribers and playing randos. This series helps my chess more than other, even if to you it feels repetitive, I feel like with chess I need the repetition for it to stick.

this video is excellent, your best one for a while - also could genuinely see your excitement for the game

Levy never fails to not watch his own videos

Levy, please make some videos about chess history

I’m so glad this is now a weekly series! Can’t get enough 👏🏼

Its never dull, I love these series! Love your step by step approach. Keep it coming!

Its not going to be *only today* ..

@filipcifersky3724

3 ай бұрын

Only for today is the title of this video.

@PhonkAttack4DX

3 ай бұрын

​@@filipcifersky3724weldone your very intelligent

26:50 Levy never fails to take

@abuzaynab9363

3 ай бұрын

How did you even get to 26:50 the vid is approximately 2 minutes ago

@potato-tb5uc

3 ай бұрын

how did u watch it to 26 mins within 2 minutes of the video being published

@larsborghuis1726

3 ай бұрын

Vid: is 3 minutes online @maxdercoole227: already 30 minutes in the video

@jazper2020

3 ай бұрын

😂​@@larsborghuis1726

@BloxxingDinosaurus

3 ай бұрын

It disturbs me how stupid the replies are, it is very obviously possible to skip ahead to a random part of the video and make a comment like that when you see Levy take an opponent's piece.

I love this. I have been wanting to see a master level player talking through their thoughts against opponents of similar skill. 10/10 will watch again :)

I enjoy this type of content a lot. Thank you - very instructive.

Levy never fails to win at chess

@ozkupelaileenyc4330

3 ай бұрын

Except at GM norm tournaments

@parsphere6357

3 ай бұрын

real

Levy never fails to upload

@PhonkAttack4DX

3 ай бұрын

Its his job 🤦

I love this format. I wish I could see all the combinations that you see live during your games. So far, I can only think 2 moves in advance

I'd say a mix would be better, like 2 vs low rated Subs and 2 vs random search pool, as the majority of people are much lower rated, seeing how you deal with lower rated opponents is easier to take in, for me at least.

I legit started shouting at 17:27 , when he said he is gonna move his queen to f7💀

Hi

Love the concept, playing strong players and giving it your best. Please keep it up!

I appreciated this high level game breakdown, I would appreciate it if you could do more videos like this one Levy. 🙏

Levy plays against random players to show he hates his subscribers. What a shame!

@Krisenaa

3 ай бұрын

His subs never show up to games!!

If only you spent as much effort at studying chess like you do at clickbaiting you'd be GM

I don't comment often, but just wanted to say (in case you read this) thanks for the open beta on your chess bot and specifically access to some primo content. The e4 course in amazing, I went through all of the Vienna (as I play it), and some of the French and Sicilian to see new concepts and love how you present the ideas and how the little drills help nail down the accuracy to your lines. Still haven't seen a lot of it despite going hard with the chess study, and having access to the drills/bot anytime with the course would be great next time a good special is on :) Cool to see you play the French Def. Gambit in this video too after studying it!

That first game playing defense was amazing. I face players that love to do these sort of sacrifices all the time. Sometimes it works. Good job.

"Congrats to everyone Who is early and who found this comment.. 🐼🐧...,,,

@OJJ3464

3 ай бұрын

♟️🎵cheess aaa gaaameee

First

@dannygough2200

3 ай бұрын

Imagine no being first 😂

@dannygough2200

3 ай бұрын

😂😂😂😂

@dannygough2200

3 ай бұрын

Moha ha ha ha ha

@dannygough2200

3 ай бұрын

Hihihihi

@OJJ3464

3 ай бұрын

Hahaahahahaahah

Keep doing this. Very instructive. Especially the defense in game one.

That was great. There was some real complex positions to learn from. Thanks!

This was a great episode. More of this structure please!

Fantastic episode, you're so good at explaining your thoughts and to see that at your level is great.

it was really interesting to see you play people at your level, I think it'd be great if you were to do a mix of both videos like this and videos where you play against people at different levels, since with videos like this one, you show us more complex games and positions that you might not see at lower levels, but by also keeping lower level games you can also showcase situations that you'd maybe only see at certain elo rangers, as an example if you were playing someone at 800 elo where there are situations that you'd only find at that level range due to people still (usually) being beginners

more of this format please, really like it!

Please do more videos like this. I really enjoyed watching it. 👍👍

This was great! Very instructive! Thanks!

Certainly a great video! I enjoyed your live reactions and thought processes. It gave me some insights and allowed me to think on the spot with you. Overall wonderful video!

Absolutely awesome. Yes, very instructive to see these higher level games. Or maybe a speedrun, where the level goes up gradually.

This series is not getting boring at all Levy!! I freaking love it

Gotham gotta do a speedrun series from 0-2000

This is my fav video from you Levi in a while! Glad how to win at chess is back and very excited to watch higher level opponents as I am 1800 and don’t get much out of most of how to win at chess

Yes! Love the jeopardy, and the humility with which you happily show your errors. Regardless, none of your videos are boring. Perhaps they are to you, but I, for one, will never get tired of your wisdom and NY banter.

This is really instructive stuff, I like it just as much as the previous episodes

Really great series, enjoyed watching.

Yes! Make more of these videos with this format! Also, I wish it was longer so don't be scared to make the video even longer

17:15 for if you ever feel bad about hanging a piece

Best video of this series that I've seen! Watching you play 1000-1500s is maybe more helpful to my game, but I really enjoyed watching your thought process in difficult matches. It made it more entertaining. I could watch matches like this for hours. The way you can play competitively and explain simultaneously is remarkable.

Levy, these are awesome. You have helped me fall in love with Chess.

2:52 "There's a lot of people cheating. I'm not talking about my opponent, I'm talking for me personally." - Guys, call Kramnik, we've caught another one.

Please Levi make more of these videos,so much entertaining

I dig the format - fun to have the randomness and the skills needed to adapt to whatever situation

Finally finished this episode. I mostly watch one game a day. Really like the concept.

I like all of the live comm videos it's cool to see the thought process in real time. Would be cool to see you do a speed run series and recommend openings and ideas at certain levels

Thanks Levy, I really enjoyed watching you play against very strong competition.

Loving this new kind of videos ! Keep them coming Gotham !

Now what im start to learn is when pawns are in disconnect not islands but not all situations but more for the continuation that ends up in the position at the end that they perform in the opening towards middle this true❤😊

I really enjoy watching you play strong rapid games. We see you play blitz pretty much exclusively, but I feel rapids have more depth while keeping a good pace. So yes, I really like this concept of you playing random stronger player.

Love this. Gimme a Levy speedrun

Yes earl in the game the knight over the queen in my theory is number one which they fixed in deep fritz 8 to stop my jbird which ive beaten 50 times before the fix then the bishop is a nother number one move and it does also work as s fix position, thanks gor this game❤😊

This is very helpful. You're explaining moves very well and tactics on this level are not too crazy, so I can see some or at least understand them (I'm 1500). These games also give much more emotion as you actually can lose. We need more of this format for sure!

Those new win at chess videos are slowly getting me back to chess. Really liked the series, just chill watching and snacking

Super cool video, would love to watch more like this one👌

More of this new format please!

I really enjoyed this format. One of the benefits is that you don't have to try and "think like a 1000", but you just play the ideas you have , which you explain well. To improve, it helps to understand what higher level thinking is, and then to try and emulate it. Also, and maybe in this format something that could have a bit more time dedicated to it, is the post-game analysis phase, showing how to get the most out of it. And well done, particularly that first game. I thought you kept your cool in a very difficult looking position and to see how you found ways to fight back was very eye-opening.

I like the old format. But let me tell you, these videos are so informative. I've learned a ton from them. And my boi is back at getting his GM title (which I think he will accomplish this time).

Liked the episode as it is, liked the series as it was, just enjoing this series a lot.

The first game was incredibly instructive, the pressure was insane but that's the type of game where we can learn a lot!! Thanks for this 🙏

For me this is your best series and this was the best one of the series ... It's great to see you playing your hardest to win while being instructional. Would love to see more of these and maybe a chess960/Fischer Random how to win at chess

I really like gotham actually getting challenged in rapid. Its still very insightful, but also pretty exciting

More of this content please!

i like watching you play against opponents that are at your level , i appreciate listening to your thinking process. thanks 👍