Courses here: www.gotham-chess.com - enjoy!

@Rick12585

2 жыл бұрын

daddy

@kheireddineattala1281

2 жыл бұрын

pip of shame, probably

@kheireddineattala1281

2 жыл бұрын

the logical conclusion of this series is you getting to your actal rating range, at that point you should call the video "hopefully win at chess" which would be the most relatable video in the series

@jimhalpert9898

2 жыл бұрын

oh i will

@apexpredator36

2 жыл бұрын

pin of shame

the logical conclusion of this series is you getting to your actal rating range, at that point you should call the video "hopefully win at chess" which would be the most relatable video in the series

@Entrophius

2 жыл бұрын

Wouldn't that be the GM training games, though?

@aaronschilling5556

2 жыл бұрын

@@Entrophius źw

@thrawncaedusl717

2 жыл бұрын

I like the idea that he keeps going higher until he loses, at which point he resets (starting over beating 500s or something).

@thomas6837

2 жыл бұрын

That comment might be an attempt at getting "pin of shamed".

@kheireddineattala1281

2 жыл бұрын

@@Entrophius true, I ust thought that video title would be funny

I know GTE is the poster boy of this channel but Win at Chess is hands down my favourite series. Glad to see it in my feed again

@shampooner

2 жыл бұрын

I agree with this wholeheartedly

@youtubeaddict487

2 жыл бұрын

this this this

@smartfck4

2 жыл бұрын

GTE was interesting until people started to submit fake games

@thefucksthisabout

2 жыл бұрын

@@smartfck4 idc about fake games if they are entertaining, but ngl this series is good for improving chess.

@binnieb173

2 жыл бұрын

I mean, what got this on the map was just his slew of opening courses. I liked the d4 and e4 speed runs. I want those to come back, but until they do there is always GM Daniel's channel. Highly instructive stuff.

Underrated series. Some people need the gimmicks and crazy antics, but the real ones love some analysis and high level chess with a high level chess player. Thanks for continuing this🤙🏼🤙🏼.

@jacobwinkelman4704

Жыл бұрын

It has over 450k views and 9k likes. Being good doesn't makes something underrated. This has more exposure than like CNN.

@captsploof

6 ай бұрын

I know this is old but even Gm's use gimmicks and antics whether there successful or not or as obvious or subtle, is another story

16:58 "He is more than welcome to play until mate" Nice to see an IM say this, whereas many 1700 rated players fret about opponents not resigning when they are in a dead lost position..

@olivetree7430

2 жыл бұрын

Playing untill mate is not okay . Why tf would you make me wait 5-15 minutes for no reason u just won't win

@cupmaster6642

2 жыл бұрын

@@olivetree7430 If you don't have the patience for 5-15 minutes that's sad. 1700s make mistakes so why should they not play it out?

@dago6410

2 жыл бұрын

im 14-1500 and i hate that the resign button even exists. I believe everyone, from a small kkid to Magnus, should be forced to paly till mate ;/

@olivetree7430

2 жыл бұрын

@@cupmaster6642 dude no people are bored af because they have lives and things to do . What did i do in my life to play an endgame with a dumbass where it is clearly straight up losing . It is like m15 or something there is nothing I push pawn I win .

@olivetree7430

2 жыл бұрын

@@dago6410 dude it is utterly useless . Power of friendship won't win u the game

I hope this content does well. I know the content that's targeted at the higher rated players doesn't appeal to as many people, but it's the best! Cheers!

@bailinhuang

2 жыл бұрын

I do feel like it helps shape strategies for lower rated players. Of course, it all depends on how big the gap is.

@SuperLol

2 жыл бұрын

agree. levy really made high level chess really accessible to low level players and it's a shame for those that don't reraliize that.

@anssikarppinen48

2 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. Personally as a 2000-rated rapid player this is the most useful content that I could possibly get from Levy.

@yakzivz1104

2 жыл бұрын

@@anssikarppinen48 Daniel's content is for higher level players as well.

@juleslondon3088

2 жыл бұрын

A good time to plug the very undersubscribed @ChessCoachAndras whose content I would say is aimed at the 1800+ level. A different style to Danya but entertaining and very educational - principled, aggressive, dynamic chess.

"What better way to spend bright sunday morning with a nice sunny outside than sitting in front of a screen and playing chess." My life during the pandemic.

@shampooner

2 жыл бұрын

My life now. LOL

@metalsonic7666

2 жыл бұрын

My life without/with pandemic happening outside

That 4th game was incredible and really fun to watch. And your grudging acceptance that the attack actually had some teeth was entertaining, thanks to both of you!

@snacqk6550

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much!!! I had a blast playing it, it makes me super happy to see people enjoying it! Glad I could brighten your day :)

@ahmetsaban8664

2 жыл бұрын

@@snacqk6550 good game by both of you, a question, would Rh3 have worked instead of Qh6?

@snacqk6550

2 жыл бұрын

@@ahmetsaban8664 rh3 would have been much better than qh6

@starlingsmuchiri7527

2 жыл бұрын

belligerent aggression

@eddyirategekanya336

2 жыл бұрын

@@snacqk6550 do you play on lichess? I really enjoyed your style

Would you consider interviewing your opponents after the game? I was interested to hear Snacqk's thoughts and reaction about the game

@juleslondon3088

2 жыл бұрын

Nice idea.

@gabrielmachado2709

2 жыл бұрын

That's a great idea. Could be very educational

@snacqk6550

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, I would totally be down for this! I’m very active on the Gotham discord so if you join you can reach out to me from there! I’m happy to answer any questions you have :)

@ziyad7600

2 жыл бұрын

@@snacqk6550 good game mate👏

@snacqk6550

2 жыл бұрын

@@ziyad7600 thank you!

I sometimes read that people think of Levy being cocky or arrogant, but he's not. He is just provoking the viewer to play better chess. He's not trying to make the viewer feel good about their chess, but trying for them to become a better player. Levy is an excellent chess teacher.

@weswestbrook7902

11 ай бұрын

Great explanation Levy. I almost drew with a master once. Played total defence though 😆.

@sudhramjutun5694

9 ай бұрын

Those who say that are the most ungrateful clowns that exist

@marwanbadr9406

8 ай бұрын

Reminds me of when we used to get physically punished as students when we were younger, instilling respect and discipline. Sad that they don’t do that anymore.

Hi levy! Question, did you consider to make a mobile app with your courses and a pgn reader? So it will be easier to access through mobile phones

@EggwardPolska1

2 жыл бұрын

I think Levy did say he was gonna do that in either his stream or an episode

@roiaknin123

2 жыл бұрын

@@EggwardPolska1 I did remember something like that but I wasn't sure... it would be really nice if he does that

@arvidd

2 жыл бұрын

@@roiaknin123 Ye, for sure

@EMFObserver

2 жыл бұрын

I’d back it

@michaelchileshe2619

2 жыл бұрын

That would be a great idea coming from such a relatable and experienced chess coach.

"There's noise outside. Time to move." -Levy Rozman 2022 (Said with love) 🤜🤛

@clb4947

2 жыл бұрын

😂😂

I don't even care if we get to a point where there's "win at chess ep 107" I will watch all of them

I literally watch your channel instead of TV now. I've completely fallen in love with chess again thanks to your analyses. By the way-do you know anything about shogi, Japanese chess? Would be really interested to see how a high-rated chess player takes to shogi, especially if they've never played it before. The game has a few more pieces than chess, and when you capture your opponent's pieces you can put them back on the board and use them yourself, so the game gets more crowded and complicated as it progresses. (Video idea suggestion.)

47:55 Poor Levy just got his train of thought absolutely derailed from the knight move XD

@snacqk6550

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you lmfao I was very proud of that game

@ZaHiGamer

2 жыл бұрын

@@snacqk6550 well play(: this was amazing to watch

@snacqk6550

2 жыл бұрын

@@ZaHiGamer thank you!!! Glad you enjoyed it!

@remybuitenhuis2433

2 жыл бұрын

Snacqk is a savage

Great episode in a great series! Nice lessons in queen-less middle games and positional play. Nice work by the subs to push high level play by our protagonist! Thanks for the hard work delivering these five games!

This might just be the best episode of Win at Chess yet. So insanely educational. Great to have it back!

Absolutely incredible as always. These are actually my favorite series of yours, especially these high end games. Thanks for all you do

These longer Win at chess episodes are my favorite instructional presentations out of almost all you offer. Great Stuff, Thank You!

As much as I love your recaps and some of your entertaining stuff like guess the ELO instructive content is by far my favorite!

Thanks so much levy your have really helped me improve my chess.....hope you keep up the content thanks again

It breaks my heart to see my favorite chess content creator slowly descend into madness from this game. The occurrences of hearing sounds that aren’t there is becoming more and more frequent :/

@bryanmavis8771

2 жыл бұрын

Sometimes I play the sounds he claims to hear. Truly heartbreaking to see him like that.

@Biditchoun

2 жыл бұрын

@@bryanmavis8771 To be fair the difference of background sound when he's speaking and when he's not when he claims there is a lot of noise is that much more noticeable than usual, I think that shows the software is hiding things

@youtubeaddict487

2 жыл бұрын

dude, he’s not hearing sounds that aren’t there, unless you’re trolling since you can’t hear them over the mic. he just adhd and more distractible than you, him noticing outside noises isn’t him descending into madness he’s just not you

@minh-khanguyen7209

2 жыл бұрын

@@youtubeaddict487 Buddy. It’s clearly a joke lmao

@youtubeaddict487

2 жыл бұрын

@@minh-khanguyen7209 i couldn’t tell at first i figured it might be but also it’s hard to read tone on internet comments sometimes . my bad then

So glad to see another one of these. These climbs are definitely my favorite kind of content, though I wouldn't mind it you went up the ladder again sometime.

Thanks for taking time and recording these! I learned so much already because of your videos 👍

I love this Levy, ty so much for putting out this. hope you keep making this

I like this series best. You do a good job of teaching as you play. 👍🏼

Hi Levy, I wanted to let you know that your content has really helped me get deeper into my chess analysis and thinking over the pandemic. I started out as a 700 two years ago and today I am 1600. Even though 1600 is not very high, I want to thank you for everything because your content is so much more than just chess :)

@haveaniceday3128

2 жыл бұрын

1600 is a very high rating. I’m a 1700 but I’d say that anything over 1000 at this point is intermediate and 1500 is where you get from good to great. Of course we’re nothing like the 2000 rated experts but 1600 is nothing to sneeze at.

@chessgains8075

2 жыл бұрын

@@haveaniceday3128 @Cody Levant I recently crossed 1700 in rapid too. 2000 is my goal. Lets go boys we're all gonna make it! Only a matter of time when there is content like this on youtube for free

@atletigrzm5998

Жыл бұрын

@@chessgains8075 Whats Ur Rating now? Just curious since 9 months have passed

this is your best instructive video yet, you spoke about everything you saw and the reasoning behind every move. ty

I am hooked on all these chess youtuber's videos. You all bring something different that makes me appreciate this beautiful game that I wish I would've had more interest in before.

Gotham my man! I’m a big fan. Love your content and I’m about to have all your courses purchased finally. Hey I was curious. Would you ever do an English opening course? Warmest regards brother.

Levy... these are truly the most educational videos you provide... literally an insight into the mind. I go from 1000-1200 in a day just from ONE video.. imagine if I applied myself and watched em all!. THANK YOU GOAT!

This is my favorite series of yours. I learn the most from these.

Thanks to you Levy, I've started using the Scandinavian alot more and trying the Portuguese and Icelandic and have found lots of success. I feel way more comfortable in those lines than playing in the Italian or Sicilian

Longer than I'm used to, but yeah, got through the whole recording. Could see it was getting real for you at around 1850. It kept things interesting though. As usual, learned a lot 👍

About 38:20 I literally thought to myself sacrificing the rook. But I wasn't sure. Very nice that Stockfish would have agreed with me.

Those series you have been uploading are unfindable gems when it comes to chess as far as i can say. Thanks Levy.

Love this kind of videos. Thanks for sharing all this knowledge

Thanks for bringing this back !!! Love this series

You make watching chess so exciting 😂😂 I mean “theee rooooock” it’s just the tip of all the fun you have to offer. You and Daniel are the best

These episodes really help me to increase my performance, thank you Gotham

Always watch the Win at Chess to the end. Love the content. Keep 'em coming. Looking forward to seeing a subscriber actually beat you. Now that would be content. So, keep upping the ratings of the challengers.

It’s really interesting to note that white actually has one final trick available in the first game - taking the protected pawn on g3! It can’t be captured because the h pawn will queen, and Black actually has to play very precisely to keep advantage (Stockfish gives …Ke6 as the only move for white to be better after Bxg3)

I LOVE your Win At Chess series, or any live chess shows that you play in. Thank you so much. -M ps. Please don't pre-capture that often, sometimes it makes the game hard to follow.

Watched entire video, incredibly educational. The best Win at Chess episodes are Levy playing 1800+ players. Great stuff.

Just bought your course for the white pieces to support your amazing content. Thanks so much for helping me improve.

26:00 I liked the look of Bh6 looking to come in with the Rook after Nxg3

Yes! Love this series 💪🏼

Made it the whole time looking at past ones I missed keep it up brother.

Love your stuff as always Levy, I've become a much better player thanks to your videos. One thing I would like, though, is if you could write the openings in the chapters. But even if you don't I'm very grateful for this content.

Thank you soooo much! I learned a lot, you're great!!

I realy enjoyed the whole episode. Keep the good work! Greetings form Poland ^^

Thanks Levy, I love this series!

my favourite series! Very instructive!

Yesss finally!!! My favorite serie on youtube is back

This is my favorite series I can’t wait till I get off work so I can watch the whole thing!

👀👀 sounds like my lucky day… a new instructive chess video and a Gotham discount :))

thanks for the discount my man! Love your content.

perfect episode for me, I'm 1900/2000 and what I look for is this kind of content. Thank u so much!

The computer suggestion at 38:11 was leading to took b6 and winning the queen I think, which is maybe one of the coolest plays I’ve ever seen imo

Yoo we support you! We watch as soon as it comes out! 🔥🔥🔥

Those knights are Savage! Little ninjas instead. Killer forks!

wow - seen almost ever "Win at Chess" episode - this one is one of the most instructive. More fabulous content from GothamChess

I've been waiting for this! :D

hello gotyam....thanks for making such wonderful content...keeps me refreshed

Hilarious game 4! Your self deprecating sarcasm got me laughing out loud haha

@snacqk6550

Жыл бұрын

Thank you lmfao

I think black's opening in the second last game was prep. I've faced something similar in blitz a few times, usually with e5 f5 right away. The idea is to either get a quick pawn storm going down that side or clog the h1-a8 diagonal to interfere with your good bishop. It's not great but in blitz when you're not expecting it there is some danger there for white.

@snacqk6550

2 жыл бұрын

Hey, that was me playing! I have prep in the Sicilian where I play 2.nh3 and no prep against the English so I just played the reverse of my Sicilian prep! And yeah, you pretty much got my idea spot on there!

Would love to see you use an analysis engine after the games to quickly confirm your thoughts on some of the best moves that you were unsure of. Great video. Edit: I see you used it, i just didnt see the graphic of it.

I did and I enjoyed everything about it, thx for your pretty efforts ❤️❤️

37:50 I think it would be really cool if you make a video about relative piece value :)

Yes, I made it all the way through and effortlessly so. Many thanks. These videos really help.

My favorite of your series. And I do watch till end. Those are the best games. Waiting for 21. Kind of wish you played a Sicilian and not the Bishop on G7. More of a classical Sicilian and maybe throw in a Ruy Lopez and and an Italian game. Thanks for the great content. Good luck.

Love these videos, sometimes it's easy to forget what a very, very strong chess player Levy is

My favourite series. Thanks Gotham!

The whole episode you complain about lighting and sound but the lighting makes you look flawless and your mic filters are on point. Great content as always, thanks for making all of this

I watched the entire video in one sitting. Learnt a lot. Thanks Levy.

Wath it all through, great stuff Levy.

Hey Gotham, just wanted to say that I clicked on this video for a quick match watch and ended up watching the entire thing. Congratulations and keep up this amazing channel

My favorite series specially when im about to sleep also really help to improve your rating seriously

Just picked up the intermediate course. Will probably sit on it for a couple of months to work on getting some games in and getting my rating up to the start of the range, but can't wait to get to it.

Levy, thank you for a good lesson of Chess game. Spasibo ! When I play... it seems to play so difficult... when I look at Levy's game... it seems to win so easy. )

Hi levy, I just want to thank you very much for your content. I started a year ago as a 700 and now I'm 1400. Eventhough 1400 is not a really high rating, Thank you very much for all this content

Love the morning videos yourbroom looks more lit up thus the video quality is better

I enjoyed it. Ty bro

"Stockfish is such a scumbag" hahaha. Love when he throws hate on Stockfish for its crazy move suggestions

Here it comes, a content i've been waiting for

Beautiful tactic at the end blocking the bishop from ever returning to the game. Some GM level insight

One of the best series to be honest. GTE is the most entertaining, but this is the most educational

Thanks Levy, great content as usual

I know its hard to make these win at chess vids but i really love them

super instructional and fun thx for this video

Thanks for the content levy

This is my favorite of your series

Levy love you so much plz post more middle game videos

Hey! At 15:58, couldn't the opponent just take the pawn with Bxg3 ? If then Nxg3 white plays h6 and promotes... Black doesn't need to take the bishop back and is still winning, but has lost a pawn (Great video btw)

Very nice work. You prove the importance of not giving up.

Great video, great content. I enjoy the long form discussion, but recognize the metrics are not idea for the channel. Thank-you for sharing your thoughts.

I never posted a review but have been enjoying your Win at Chess. Good luck. And I always watch till the end. Best games are the last or second to last game. I got this from a Win at Chess episode, not this one but…..

This killed a good 1/4th of my layover in Tampa. Thanks Levy!!!!!

37:45 makes me feel good about guessing the move during the game :D

More of this kind of content please!!