In this video, Levy Rosman did not, in fact, neglect the stare. He purposefully removed it to make the statement that all things are finite in this universe, and we should treasure the things we have and the people we love dearly. I give this statement a 10/10 in lieu of the usual stare score

@sans4071

Жыл бұрын

@@someuser.if your gonna try scam us of our time then at least get his fucking name right dumbass.

@CFRgaming

Жыл бұрын

THE ROOOK

@vishu1334

Жыл бұрын

Wow…I have no words to say about this…just WOW

@DarkGamer-sx7gp

Жыл бұрын

@Oprator shut up you bot

@sondre4413

Жыл бұрын

@@someuser.Thanks for pizza recipe!!

I have actually accidentally discovered this months ago thinking "Imma try doing the Vienna with Black" and nobody expected it, now your video will prepare everyone. Thanks

@famine7514

Жыл бұрын

Same man dammit

@mariuszpudzianowski8400

Жыл бұрын

Dude, I sometimes play London with black (and also switch up move order every now and then). Once people realize what I'm doing they take much longer pauses between moves.

@SwordFighter1417

Жыл бұрын

same lol

@adamdodge989

Жыл бұрын

Same here

@enzohenrique1369

Жыл бұрын

I discovered this opening maybe 2 months ago and won a lot of games using it, not anymore thanks to levy

You probably won't see this Levy, but I'm a huge fan of your videos! I'm actually the head instructor at my school's chess club, and my students love you. If you ever have the time, or need an opponent for a video like this, I'd be happy to play! My kids would go berserk and I think they would all pay attention for once, lol. Edit: thx so much for the likes!

@phqbos3023

Жыл бұрын

w comment

@lumina1467

Жыл бұрын

Coach Tyler are u looking forward to the tournament on saturday

@tylerdufrene4836

Жыл бұрын

@@lumina1467 yeah man

@tylerdufrene4836

Жыл бұрын

@@phqbos3023 u?

@lumina1467

Жыл бұрын

Niceeeeee

I’m around 1150 ELO and I always find it funny how I can prepare effectively against a majority of my opponents simply by studying lines that counter whichever opening Levy has most recently posted a video about. You’re influence is greater than you know, Levy!

@perniciousoctopus

Жыл бұрын

I literally just studied this secret line yesterday, and now Levy is going to blow my prep before I got a chance to use it

@mariuszpudzianowski8400

Жыл бұрын

You are also winning because people are using whatever is the new flavour of the week instead of sticking to what they practiced for hundreds of games at least.

@ashton8220

Жыл бұрын

@@perniciousoctopus unlucky

@devmehta7406

Жыл бұрын

True. This line shouldn't be played if your opponent has studied it. And which you can't know before getting a game, so these lines shouldn't be played at all beyond a level of 1000-1100. Ofcourse you can play it if you want to stay noobie forever

@d3l_nev

Жыл бұрын

I'm 1350 and I just watch the videos and play non sense in my openings 👍, my fav opening move is h4

Petition for Levy to create community polls every day so we can rate his stares

@Roberto-nn6kb

Жыл бұрын

Signed

@terryhi2903

Жыл бұрын

Yessss😂

@ilovelicorice21

Жыл бұрын

Signed

@phallax_

Жыл бұрын

signed

@wadabid6165

Жыл бұрын

👁️👁️ _ Ladies and gentlemen

Great video!! Can’t wait to forget the moves and blunder my queen, thanks levy!

@codingfeature3684

Жыл бұрын

every time.

@cubemaster8747

Жыл бұрын

the moves are in the description copy them anywhere and practice by your own, no need to have good memory when enough practice does the job:)

@IDontCarebears

Жыл бұрын

Good its not just me

@IM-jt2wm

Жыл бұрын

@@cubemaster8747 how to copy them

@cubemaster8747

Жыл бұрын

@@IM-jt2wm open the video in a computer, you can copy descriptions in your pc or laptop

today's opening stare was in another dimension probably. 10/10

@azouitinesaad3856

Жыл бұрын

There was no stare today.

@icmoon5347

Жыл бұрын

12/ 10

@THaNaS1s

Жыл бұрын

@@azouitinesaad3856 "Another Dimension" ...

@drownedcreation

Жыл бұрын

lame

@askilvjohnsen741

Жыл бұрын

Clever

As a bishop, I can confirm that this opening goes hard.

Thank you for giving more recognition to this opening, originally watched on remote chess academy but this was way more in-depth

@reach09

Жыл бұрын

@Oprator look

As a proud owner of E4 New York style, I love how it is literally the Vienna with black. He mentioned the original set up is similar (with white obviously having the extra bishop move), but a lot of the later moves and ideas are really similar

@spencer4329

Жыл бұрын

I use the vienna as well and thought the same thing. Only difference is when I play with black I usually do a queens side gambit instead but I'm going to try this instead.

Levy the way you covered the opening was perfect. So concise and thorough.

Thank you for your videos! They accompany for over 2 years now and motivate me to improve at chess and keep following the world around it. I plan on playing in tournaments in the future. Today I even visited my first chess tournament and I’m still smiling ^^ I went to the women’s grand prix in munich and seeing all those players so close was amazing and exciting (I was wondering whether you’d cover them or not🙈)! So thank you again for everything you do for this community! ☺️

I can't wait to see what Chess 2 brings. I heard it's coming soon.

@averyscott284

Жыл бұрын

Ahh I see the Oats Jenkins reference

@diosestodo1306

Жыл бұрын

Chess version 2.0

@CleverMonkey-jd3du

Жыл бұрын

Meh. The beta testers aren't impressed.

@Swaggerify

Жыл бұрын

Bro they better nerf that goddamn horse, shits broken

@AndrewH1994

Жыл бұрын

I heard there’s some balancing issues. but at least I’ve heard that it addresses the whole 1v1 issue the game has had for the last…. 1400 or so years? hopefully it gets a better reception for the single player portion than OW2 got

Omg the stare on the thumbnail. Such a profound look, makes me contemplate about life and the woulda coulda shoulda's. OMG you're gonna me me cry! 10/10

@Wayne_Merr

Жыл бұрын

🧢

While I was studying the traxler, I discovered this opening, but I didn't have time to really look into it. I'm glad you're making this video

Very cool. Good to see some live games with this. I have been watching Igor Smirnov's videos on this opening for the past two days on repeat. There are some nasty nasty traps beyond what you covered here. Very happy to find this gambit for both the italian, and the ruy lopez.

Love your Content Levy! You have helped me so much with learning chess !

I've been playing the Rousseau gambit for a while now and it is by far my favorite one

Again, I love when you do these videos. Glad you started doing them again. Your teaching style is great!

This video is perfectly timed, I wanted to prep this a couple of days ago and now we have the perfect video!

I seriously can't thank you enough for this video. I've been looking for an opening for the black side for like a week now since I saw that I always win in white but rarely win when I'm black. Good thing you made this video and I'll be happy to memorize the lines 😂

Newish subscriber, tried this out today at 700 elo and got a resignation in 13 moves from the opponent, thank you very much for the beautiful educational content Levy!

Great information Levy! Thank you!

Thank you very much for making another educational chess video - I love it!

I really like the structure of this video in particular. The intro, the breakdown, and seeing it in action. GC is a boss.

I started playing chess few months ago, knew how pieces move since I was a kid, but never really got into it. I started just playing and it was terrible. And just when I was about to give up thinking it’s just impossible to win Levy just pops out in youtube. And here I am, going from 300 elo to 580 in last two weeks. Thank you Levy for theese incredible lessons!

@miked2125

11 ай бұрын

i am in exact situation. Exactly. What i like about Levy is, we can learn AND laugh.

I love the videos where you play. Thanks for showing us a fun opening!

Fifty years ago I earned a USCF rating of 1650, but haven't played tournament chess since. I really enjoy your videos and your humor. Learned a lot from you and scraped off some rust. THANX👍

You solved a centuries old game that couldn't be solved for hundreds of years, I clicked on a Gotham Chess video at under 10k views, so I think we are in the same league.

OG fans will recognize this opening where we saw it for the first time. It was on a guess the elo episode where black was playing a reverse Vienna Gambit and Levy was pretty mad at that saying “chess doesnt work like that” 😭😂😂

@thepenguin5123

Жыл бұрын

To be fair lol, he did say "I like your opening repertoire, you fight" at the end of that

Hey, love the old school content. Great to see you exploring openings for us again.

Beautiful instructive video. More of these please !:)

We want you to analyze the first match between Kasparov and Carsen. Your analyzes are wonderful and useful

Ever since I learned the Vienna game, I've always thought "how can I play even more of the Vienna game?" I am now unreasonably happy.

@soupisfornoobs4081

Жыл бұрын

^ me

This is fantastic content. Love it. Thanks Levy

Love the instructive content! Keep it up :)

0:02 Levi (and I mean this), you definitely make chess easier and more fun

@harrycop7944

Жыл бұрын

Levi's

went from 600 to 1200 just playing this and Vienna The dark bishop pinning the knight to the queen on g5 happens all the time at my level, but I don't recall any times when the knight went there

Thankyou for instructional content. Feels like old times sir. Cheers!

Hey bro just wanted to leave a comment, lovin the channel the humour is top notch. Helping learn a lot about chess. Updated with the tournament games. Appreciate it mate, nice one

I have been waiting for people to discover this opening! I played it in the past but forgot about it. This gambit is so powerful

@earlyhetzer

Жыл бұрын

kzread.infompCRzGQ4u70

@Akbar_SAH

Жыл бұрын

Sucks at classical.

@mariuszpudzianowski8400

Жыл бұрын

But in general gambits are only useful at low levels because anyone with some decent experience won't accept them - and that's when most gambit users get totally lost. Like I've seen 500s playing Queen's Gambit - what the hell are you guys doing if you only know first two moves of it?

@soupisfornoobs4081

Жыл бұрын

@@mariuszpudzianowski8400 queen's gambit accepted is pretty easy to play with white, at 500 it was my go-to

@mariuszpudzianowski8400

Жыл бұрын

@@soupisfornoobs4081 There are always people who actually learn things like this, but like I said many beginners know their theory up to move 2 lmao

Whenever every Grand master got their titles and was feeling good about themselves, they would never thought that one day chess will be solved by an international master...

I miss these lessons, Thanks Levy!

Thank you levy. Theese videos are helpful!

Todays stare was so incredible that we, the audience, couldn't even COMPREHEND IT. Almost like a 4D object. 11/10 stare

@basic561

Жыл бұрын

Shut up

@drownedcreation

Жыл бұрын

lame

@thehunterwr4666

Жыл бұрын

@@drownedcreation joe

@Temerityofficial21201

Жыл бұрын

11/10 = 10/10

HE DID IT LETS GO!!! LEVY RANK ONE WHEN?!?

Levy pls make a vid on the modern defense. I haven't watched any other tutorial cuz I wanted 2 learn just from u!

I already play that opening, and now that u shine light on it I actually have to try now

As usual, Levy delivers both the "haha!" and the "aha!".

Levy: Gives 10min theory lesson about new opening 1036 opponent: Plays bishop g5 ruining Levy's prep 9:55

Man next video like this include the Goring Gambit for white. It’s a dynamic opening that’s very high risk high reward and has lots of traps. Great video btw

In case anyone wants to play something similar against the Spanish, that f5 variation is called the Schliemann and it's what IM Andras Toth recommends in his beginner's E4-E5 repertoire on Chessable. There's also an Eric Rosen youtube video on it. Pretty spicy stuff.

@jesusfernandez7897

Жыл бұрын

Even Levy has played it before IIRC

@psymar

Жыл бұрын

The great thing about the Schliemann is it's straightforward. I once tried it in an online simul vs an IM. Like move 9 he says something like "I think Qe2 is good for White here but I don't remember why", which I took as a validation of my opening play having been out of book since move 4.

Hello levy 😁 I’ve gotten better at chess because of you. Thanks!

@darwincardona8674

Жыл бұрын

Nice

I'm so glad you posted this! Playing the Vienna as white I win a ton but have been struggling as black... so this is what I needed.

Thanks men. Appreciate your free lesson.

Whenever i learn a new opening i try to use it in a online game but i get the opposite side of what i need to be. who can relate.😂

@stopstalkingme2023

Жыл бұрын

Me lol 😂😢

@mariuszpudzianowski8400

Жыл бұрын

That's why you should go to lichess where you can pick color you want to play and even rating scale. Oh and it won't crash after 10 moves.

@qxnda

Жыл бұрын

@@mariuszpudzianowski8400 yea thats wut i do

The thumbnail is golden

@diosestodo1306

Жыл бұрын

Bro he looks so confused 😂

We want more of this!!

I appreciate these types of videos very instructional and we get to see how good you really are

the stare was very short today but was a heart felt one.

Stare 9/10 left us on a cliff hanger

@drownedcreation

Жыл бұрын

Lame

Im so keen to see more

Very nice to finally have this covered. I was suprised though that you didn't mention all the fun you can achieve by playing 4 ... Bc5, an actually achievable way of getting into the very fun lucchini gambit position. (see eric rosen's video for example: sac everything and still win)

I did not see a stare… disappointing

Wow, I can't believe it! On this historic day, the 9th of February 2023, Levy Rosman (GothamChess) solved chess. What an accomplishment!

I saw this opening once somewhere, and I immediately loved it

I discovered this guy through uTube shorts (I admittedly get lost in there for daaaaaaaaaaaaaaays, but I digress), just letting you know I love your videos Levy and have somewhat improved my weak chess game. Appreciate what you do bro. :D

I started using it without knowing what it's from one of Guess the elo Episodes and it's really good in central fights ... thanks Levy

As someone who learned his a few days ago I'm happy I get to expand my knowledge Thank you:)

Thanks to the video Gotham! That defense looks huge!!!

I literally just played this opening and had one of my best games ever. Very powerful gambit

ive played this for a couple of months now, funny that you cover it now.

Thank you, i am always playing this since you showed us😍

I was actually working this line for Ruy Lopez yesterday because I’m facing someone who only plays the mainline of Ruy Lopez. Perfect timing.

Another video to watch on lunch break, thanks Levi! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

Honestly it's nice to get another chess opening video!

Looks really like a Vienna for Black wow it's nice stuff ! (also like an enhancement of the Fred opening ^^)

every single time i get on yz he posts a new video... keep up the great work levy

I won many games with the „sequel“: The Lucchini Gambit^^: e4, e5, Sf3, Sc6, Lc4, Lc5, d3 and NOW f5! Lots of traps for white and lots of fun;)

Ever since you made the d4 video everybody I have faced knew exactly how to play it perfectly

Love title, Solved Chess, computational science thanks you! Looks a bit like the lesser known: n = n p ... now for that OTHER computation question ;-) Thanks for the vids and hard work Levy!!!

You should do a video on the nimzowitsch larsen attack, I discovered it while trying an opposite King's Indian hitting the castled king (if they do castle short) and simply fianchetto the other bishop hitting the rook

I littaraly figured this out and started playing this at school today right before this came out

Can you make a video on the Pirc defence. Been watching your vids for a while and want to see your analysis

Been playing this opening all day its definitely good fun.. got me alot of points

It really was an amazing opening for black for a play I might try it if I happen to encounter them.

This is one of my favorite openings against 1e4! I win most of my games against lower and higher rated players. There is a phenomenal line that ends the game quickly with this if they move queen to D2 to pin the pawn. You're spot on - first is black queen to e2 blocking the pin, wht knight goes back to g1, then black moves knight to f3 to protect the check....then if they try to attack the pawn on e4 by going pawn to d3, move the other knight to D5 attacking the queen, queen will move back to d8 and you just sac the knight and take the pawn on f7, if they take it with the queen, they lose the queen and the game in 2. :) Great vid! Thx for covering this opening - you showed me a cool variation I never saw (pawn to b5). Going to give it a go next time I can.

I like how levy is so chill when the bar shows that the position is -3 for black :D

I’m a fairly new chess student, but want to make a point about bishop to G5. Pinning knights and taking is a (slight) sac for the sake of disrupting pawns. Blacks king side pawns were whacked at the open by pawn to F5 so the bishop sac is not necessary. Maybe the bishop would have been more useful on E3? Or a fianchetto since the light square bishop is also aimed at black’s king side and it’s really up to white whether the center gets opened. Idk.

I played this opening couple of times based on a previous video tht you made.....its a good opening only if black knows what he's doing...some off beat moves by white can split black apart......also i remember a game of Aronian vs awonder....i loved tht recap...and sometimes i use it as white.......

Levy taking gambits that I play and no one knows make my prep completely unusual

Bro, i am not subscribed for that long, but you are like a quality Video machine. Everyday you post a new Video with interesting Topics. Just amazed how deep you can loose yourself in Chess. Thanks for your Videos. Big Fan

I used to play the Rousseau gambit a lot and after doing some analysis I found a variation where white is fine after taking The maves are e4 e5, Nf3 Nc6, Bc4 f5, exf5 e4, Nd4!! If you take the knight ...Nxd4, Qh5+ if ...kh2, Qf7+ and you are losing if g6 then ... fxg6, Nf6 g7+, Nxh5 gxh8=Q and you are down an exchange

Thanks for another solid opening with black.

This is the content I live for 💯great vid 🤌🏾😂

I really miss these gambit educational video Levi did/does!

For future videos, but I'd love to see on the Veresov

i needed this

He inserted a SECRET STARE in the video. Replay the first second of the video rapidly, preferrably using the arrow key. This ingenius move earns an 11/10.

6:43 “You have KNIGHT F6!!” 😂 love it!!