@Linpaws hsohg Hsohg i think you are talking about the kabaa.answer is no.no muslim would say that he worshipps the kabaa it is just used as a direction to prey to reassemble the unity of muslims.on its own,the kabaa is valueless.
@@Mario-ss4gq for what it's worth, I'm proud of you for trying to be a good person (: Just make sure you don't get used for it, this world is full of leeches but I hope you knew that already.
I genuinely love that theses GM's are playing fun openings, which still have theory, but are maybe more fun to watch than the typical classical openings seen in a classical match.
Why do people think walking away from 6 figures a month, on a one-day notice, is a viable possibility. Like Levy just woke up and said, "Who likes money and good content anyway? Im just gonna name my video BYE and disappear." Like what??? I swear, he could name his video, "I'M DEAD" and you would already be looking for the funeral date in tears.
They both needed a win, especially Gukesh. Duda conceivably could have got in with a draw if Alireza also lost but it's not likely he knew that. He did know he was unlikely to qualify with a draw
@@hakandemir8382 Per FIDE, Levon's peak rating is 1830, which I believe is 4th highest all-time behind Carlsen, Kasparov, and Caruana. Maybe his live rating was higher but pretty hard to gain and lose 17 points in a month. He was considered co-favorites with Caruana going into the 2018 Candidates where Fabi won and Levon had a miserable tournament. Maybe all the new people don't respect him, but anyone that's been watching chess for more than a year knows to doubt him at your peril.
Really? Nobody takes Aronians seriously? The same Aronian that is at this moment the 5Th player in ranking Fide? The same player that have been in the top 10 since 2009? The same player that have the 4th higest elo in history??
The last game of today ended near 12:00 EST, and the video itself is 35 minutes long, which means he started recording this video within 35 minutes of the last game. This doesn’t even include any editing and uploading time. Levy’s dedication to posting quickly is awe- inspiring.
Hey guys, help me help Levy. He asked for a sports psychologist and there is a good one called Dr. Michael Gervais. He helped the Seattle sea hawks and also has a cool podcast. I think he would provide great insight for levy and also great content!
@@consensius3112 i don't think he means content in a 'make a spectacle out of it' way or anything, and also talking about mental health publicly is something that, if done right, can bring a lot of good things to ppl
I watched this last game live with Polish streamer (GM Zbigniew Pakleza) and it was just a rollercoaster, he watches it without a computer and at this moment when Duda took 9 mins to make a move he gave like 5 the best moves in the future, but after pawn g3 (blunder that turned +4 into -2) he was just devastaded. But he still belived that Duda will show his great defense in endgame and he did. Probably the most stressfull game I watched.
Wow that last game was an absolute clutch from Duda! Every chess players dream, be down material and positionally, but square up and fight your way to a victory.
The Gukesh/Duda game was a roller coaster. I remember seeing Duda’s face after he blunder on g2 then the rook infiltrated to try and trap the Queen. I thought it was over then, wow. Great game
I’ve legit had an awful day but watching your enthusiasm and energy makes me smile. Thank you Levy for your great content. Ps Ding Liren’s performance showing how important sleep and routine are to good mental performance.
Dude you are the hardest working man in chess right now. You're grinding every day to make quality content. Just wanted to say the effort is noticed and appreciated.
Never in my life did I imagine I would be excited to catch up on a chess tournament for any reason but here I am at 33 watching Levy's Vegas games live and thrilled to see the Goldmoney Asian Rapid recaps!
Since I started watching gotham 5 months ago I've climbed from 750 beginner elo to 1400. I did have a bit of in person tuition but I think I learned the most from his how to win at chess series. Levy you are a chess treasure! I love trying to learn from the recaps aswell, even though I've never been able to get a correct h4 in true alpha 0 style.
Levy you can try to do a GothamChess followers "cadidates" tournament - an open tournament whom the winner of the tournament will play against you, and will win respect for life (If someone heard about the idea before - it's because I didn't come up with it)
I always wondered how the Boy who cried Wolf would play in modern times. Thanks to Levy, I now no longer have to use my imagination I love the titles btw - the combination of tacky click bait with Levy’s charm and the intensity of the games is just *chef’s kiss*
18:20 Definitely crazy how he wasted a move so white wouldnt take his pawn with the rook to create counter play. There is levels in chess and this is upper echelon. Definitely appreciate Levy for putting it in lamens terms for simpletons like me.
I admittedly haven't been following chess for that long but I don't think I ever saw a comeback game like Duda vs Gukesh. That was absolutely amazing. That endgame was a masterclass in piece coordination. I can't manage to promote three pawns up and this guy escorts his King, two Pawns and the Knight and Queen all the way to the opponent's backrank down a Rook for a Knight. Man that was good!
When Radjabov draws most games and qualifies then people question his fighting spirit here firouzja had 6 wins (with higher rated players) others had 3 and he didn't qualify.. So the rules of the tournament are designed for the passive player to qualify . Undoubtedly Alireza provided us exciting games
@@iguoyrxayananikihs9505 a loss is not better than a draw.. you fans are delusional it may be more exciting for the fans but even some draws are exciting.. but by no means is a loss better than a draw to a player.. that's just dumb
@@hdmotivated5126 then a players qualification is more important than the viewer entertainment. So there is no point ranking players according their fighting spirit and desicive results.
6.55 You're threatening to take on f3. White can't take because the queen will hang, therefore white must play Kg1 (if captured) which disallows him to play Rag1 with a strong battery
Just wanna say thanks to Levy for being a nice relaxing part of my day. These videos are really great entertainment whether I'm cooking, eating, working or even sometimes actively watching and learning chess from them. Keep em coming!
As others pointed out, he needs to learn to push his loses towards draws. That said, Levy pointing out that Firouza was more dominant with the 2nd tie break assessment is a bit misleading since it somewhat implies that the tie break system was a culprit. Most (save 1) of his wins came against opponents that did poorly in the tournament, people who were arguably playing at a weaker level. He finished with 2 points against the top 9 where everyone higher than him scored higher than that. This is kinda seen in the TB3 scores (which I am guessing was the Sonneborn-Berger score or something similar). Sure if you scoring wins as more than twice worth draws then he would have faired better.. but in any 1:2 scoring for D:W, he performed slightly weaker than the 8 that qualified.
Broski, I finally beat my boyfriend at chess. Who would have guessed that I would just have to learn some openings... And by "some" I mean one... And by one I mean one that I knew he doesn't know. Thanks Levy
@@mcordier7490 Nice! Very few people play the English, despite it being objectively an excellent opening. It can easily catch people off guard. If it makes him feel any better, you can tell him this random person in the comments section has been there and sympathizes.
Please review the game where Kasparov beat Topalov without moving his Queen. VSB Tournament Amsterdam May 1995. Article: A walk with Garry Kasparov (Tim Krabbé 1994)
I fiddled with the b3 short and sweet. Wasn't comfortable for me. Which was weird. I was starting to think I just liked niche openings, but maybe it is just c4 and f5.
Bro Levy is an inspiration, he went on that content grind, then on that tournament grind (and still posted videos daily!) and now he's back on the recap grind. Mad Respect my mans!
Do you even realize how good an analyser you are? I watch all your videos. I'm a 1350 rank player so not the best - but when I was about 900 when I started to watch you. You have really improved my gameplay
Me: bishop takes rook!
Levy: that hangs a queen please don’t do that.
He knows his Subs too well
@itsVila 12:48
@itsVila I found another
7:21
Are you a worth less idol worshipper?
Levy the GM. 😆
@Linpaws hsohg Hsohg i think you are talking about the kabaa.answer is no.no muslim would say that he worshipps the kabaa it is just used as a direction to prey to reassemble the unity of muslims.on its own,the kabaa is valueless.
That Duda - Gukesh game was nuts, nail biting action to end the knockout stage, impressive
Yesss!! It was soooo intensed that no one could have predicted until the end who would win
Well tbh the computer plays better than him
@@omkarojas5633 Lol its was a match between human not computers....u didn't know that?? Jeez!!
@@IRON--MAN lol I thought u would understand smthn called a joke
@@omkarojas5633 Joke which humans don't use?? Nah! Tell that ur computer friends 🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Shut up, computer."
Computer really is a scumbag tho.
Lmak
Computers are the judges
@Alek Owens 6:10
@@Mario-ss4gq for what it's worth, I'm proud of you for trying to be a good person (:
Just make sure you don't get used for it, this world is full of leeches but I hope you knew that already.
Please no more high pitched voices
"... and chess gets played."
Yeah, I hate games like that.
Me tko
So that's YOU, the guy who goes for fool's mate every time even if I already stopped it on move 2?
Then you don't like the game of chess? Wut.
@@wunknownbeatbox7980 do you have the dumb?
@@Tikorous Patrick thats a blue eyed white dragon
That opening Aronian win is how chess should always be played. Fantastic.
I agree, what an incredible game!
But computer plays it better
@@omkarojas5633 computer will always play better my guy
@@finge3786 lol ik bro jus a joke
@@omkarojas5633 bro what's your surname? Both seem to be first names to me 🤔
I genuinely love that theses GM's are playing fun openings, which still have theory, but are maybe more fun to watch than the typical classical openings seen in a classical match.
The Frankenstein Dracula has an even crazier variation where black sacrifices the exchange for activity lol
@@Hsel-lc1wt sick, sounds really cool
And the Cambridge Springs Variation of like the QGD where it’s forced to sack the exchange by White, I think!
These video titles be giving me heart palpitations
@Jackson BYRNE That's so beautiful. I've looked at this for 5 hours now
@Jackson BYRNE No it should be called the quiet variation
Because they are shitty clickbait?
Why do people think walking away from 6 figures a month, on a one-day notice, is a viable possibility. Like Levy just woke up and said, "Who likes money and good content anyway? Im just gonna name my video BYE and disappear." Like what???
I swear, he could name his video, "I'M DEAD" and you would already be looking for the funeral date in tears.
wait what was the title at first? It's just titled "Byeeeee!" now lmao
every time I hear "chessable," I just hear "It's time to take control over your journey towards chess mastery..."
XD
Oh dude mee tooo
@@hat4687 radiating alpha energy
Hearing the same ads over and over, especially when they’re so boldly annoying, is such a bother. 😩
@@hat4687 sigma human over
Nobody:
Gukesh and Jan in their last game: I will initiate self-destruct.
I felt as if I was watching guess the elo when I was looking at the evaluation bar. 😂
Looool
They both needed a win, especially Gukesh. Duda conceivably could have got in with a draw if Alireza also lost but it's not likely he knew that. He did know he was unlikely to qualify with a draw
💣💣💣
"Horseys smell terrible"
-Amish Girl
Anish a hill billy now?
Lol I read it as " Anish Giri "
haha amis
Drawish Girly
@Felix Staab* Amish Girl
'Don't ever let your memes just be dreams.' ~ motivational speaker Levy Rozman.
I cheered at that line!
IM in IM Levy Rozman stands for inspiration master
That Gukesh Duda game was amazing. I caught it live and was in awe how Duda managed to get to that position.
Gukesh is 15 years old. A lot to learn against super GMs. Though he is the 2nd youngest GM in the world.
Those types of games are insane, right?! 🤯🤯
Levy, video idea: first win over a grandmaster, first win over an IM, game that got you to 2000, etc
Bump
YO LESS GOOO
VOUCH
Fire ideas
🤔
Someone: Checkmates me
Me: Ah, the mate in one variation. Very agressive play, we will see how this turns out in the end.
🤣
Just hearing Levy say "P-value and confidence intervals" gave me flashbacks to my undergrad stats nightmares!
😆
"don't ever let your memes just be dreams" - inspirational levy rozman 2021
Whats worth more than a Queen? A king. And Gotham is king
I’ve seen this comment so many times
Gotham is a queen...
Have you not seen the pride parade?
What about two queens?
😊😊
Congrats Adhiban for winning with such a horrible opening - GM Anish Giri
🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Its crazy no one takes aronian seriously, but when he is on, he is just brilliant
wtf he had 2847 f**king rating back in the day (and he is third highest rated player in the history if i am not mistaken)
@@hakandemir8382 Per FIDE, Levon's peak rating is 1830, which I believe is 4th highest all-time behind Carlsen, Kasparov, and Caruana. Maybe his live rating was higher but pretty hard to gain and lose 17 points in a month. He was considered co-favorites with Caruana going into the 2018 Candidates where Fabi won and Levon had a miserable tournament. Maybe all the new people don't respect him, but anyone that's been watching chess for more than a year knows to doubt him at your peril.
Really? Nobody takes Aronians seriously? The same Aronian that is at this moment the 5Th player in ranking Fide? The same player that have been in the top 10 since 2009? The same player that have the 4th higest elo in history??
I mean in a bunch of 'Immortals' Aronian gets his ass tanned but he is still one of the best players of all time imo
@@12jswilson you meant 2830 not 1830
The last game of today ended near 12:00 EST, and the video itself is 35 minutes long, which means he started recording this video within 35 minutes of the last game. This doesn’t even include any editing and uploading time. Levy’s dedication to posting quickly is awe- inspiring.
Ya boi don't edit, perfect first time every time bby
Time zones bro
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BTW, Levy is in EST. If that matters....
That Duda Gukesh game was insane, really shows how vicious chess can be!
Chess is insane, right?!
Hey guys, help me help Levy.
He asked for a sports psychologist and there is a good one called Dr. Michael Gervais. He helped the Seattle sea hawks and also has a cool podcast. I think he would provide great insight for levy and also great content!
wooga booga
Bump
this comment would be pinned in a few minutes
No
@@consensius3112 i don't think he means content in a 'make a spectacle out of it' way or anything, and also talking about mental health publicly is something that, if done right, can bring a lot of good things to ppl
"All the pieces doing a group hug" (Levy Rozman, 2021)
'in the nuclear bunker' XD
🤗 💣
I watched this last game live with Polish streamer (GM Zbigniew Pakleza) and it was just a rollercoaster, he watches it without a computer and at this moment when Duda took 9 mins to make a move he gave like 5 the best moves in the future, but after pawn g3 (blunder that turned +4 into -2) he was just devastaded. But he still belived that Duda will show his great defense in endgame and he did.
Probably the most stressfull game I watched.
Didnt expect to hear “95% Confidence interval” in a recap while preparing for a non-parametric statistic exam😂
Haha. GL!
That last game is one of the most impressive end games I've ever seen, simply sensational.
Wow that last game was an absolute clutch from Duda! Every chess players dream, be down material and positionally, but square up and fight your way to a victory.
I'm pretty sure Magnus's dream is never to be down material nor positionally.
The Gukesh/Duda game was a roller coaster. I remember seeing Duda’s face after he blunder on g2 then the rook infiltrated to try and trap the Queen. I thought it was over then, wow. Great game
20:04 when you need like 20 more words to hit the word count on your essay
🤣
"I think im going fast, i'll take a sip of water and calm down" ... *sips water, proceeds to rap the next few lines
Ha ha.. I noticed that too. Levy... take three deep breathes... sip water... Speak at .5x speed.
💦 ➡️ 🧠 ⚡️
I’ve legit had an awful day but watching your enthusiasm and energy makes me smile. Thank you Levy for your great content.
Ps Ding Liren’s performance showing how important sleep and routine are to good mental performance.
Have a nice one, mate. 👌
That last game was beautiful. King marching forward with his buddies protecting, beautiful.
Thank you Levy for the recaps. Love your content!
Agreed!
Artemiev also just won the Katara 2021 Bullet Open championship
“2 pawns is better than 1”
Welcome to Gotham chess recaps
Welcome to Gotham Chess Recaps. 😆
Frankenstein dracula variation sounds like a 10 move combo in tekken
Dude you are the hardest working man in chess right now. You're grinding every day to make quality content. Just wanted to say the effort is noticed and appreciated.
🙏🙏🙏🙏
"Let me take a sip of water and calm down " 10:40
Instantly starts speaking in 1.5x speed
Never in my life did I imagine I would be excited to catch up on a chess tournament for any reason but here I am at 33 watching Levy's Vegas games live and thrilled to see the Goldmoney Asian Rapid recaps!
Yes, Levy rocks.
I know, Levy has a serious talent for storytelling!
Since I started watching gotham 5 months ago I've climbed from 750 beginner elo to 1400. I did have a bit of in person tuition but I think I learned the most from his how to win at chess series. Levy you are a chess treasure! I love trying to learn from the recaps aswell, even though I've never been able to get a correct h4 in true alpha 0 style.
Congrats!! Keep it up!!
Levy you can try to do a GothamChess followers "cadidates" tournament - an open tournament whom the winner of the tournament will play against you, and will win respect for life
(If someone heard about the idea before - it's because I didn't come up with it)
Make it a non titled tournament only... the winner plays Levy.
24:56 This joke just wrote itself. No input required 😂😂😂
I always wondered how the Boy who cried Wolf would play in modern times. Thanks to Levy, I now no longer have to use my imagination
I love the titles btw - the combination of tacky click bait with Levy’s charm and the intensity of the games is just *chef’s kiss*
👨🍳 💋
The queen, the king, the horse and those 2 pawns slowly but surely escorting the f2 pawn to promotion was so beautiful and wholesome.
Duda clutch in the final day. The thumbnail should be Duda, respect the man
He almost blew it when he lost to Adhiban in an equal game and blundered against Gukesh. Nice comeback
@@aryantiwari2167 he was almost resigning and then he saw one chance and just played.
We all love you Levy! Just learnt the Vienna from your videos! You're amazing man, keep up the good work!
"Thats a super exciting finish"
That's what he said
😏😏
I love how Gukesh’s pawns were protecting their king, very wholesome.
18:20
Definitely crazy how he wasted a move so white wouldnt take his pawn with the rook to create counter play.
There is levels in chess and this is upper echelon.
Definitely appreciate Levy for putting it in lamens terms for simpletons like me.
So much we have to learn from them, right?
@@amosdraak3536 definitely man!
20:07 Levy again with the quick Math lesson for us. gotta appreciate the man for always doing this.
lmao "dont ever just let your memes be dreams"
Don't let your dreams be memes
Welcome to Gotham Chess Recaps.
I love that squeeky russian voice for engine moves like "bishop to b8" and defence English accent. Literally makes my day 😂
14:06 That means forced En passant rule will come sooner guys..!!🎉🤩
I admittedly haven't been following chess for that long but I don't think I ever saw a comeback game like Duda vs Gukesh. That was absolutely amazing. That endgame was a masterclass in piece coordination. I can't manage to promote three pawns up and this guy escorts his King, two Pawns and the Knight and Queen all the way to the opponent's backrank down a Rook for a Knight. Man that was good!
When Radjabov draws most games and qualifies then people question his fighting spirit here firouzja had 6 wins (with higher rated players) others had 3 and he didn't qualify.. So the rules of the tournament are designed for the passive player to qualify . Undoubtedly Alireza provided us exciting games
He had 6 wins and 5 losses..😂😂 that's only plus 1.. winning doesn't mean anything if you are just gonna lose the next game.
@@hdmotivated5126 Better than draw tho. Draws are boring.
@@iguoyrxayananikihs9505 a loss is not better than a draw.. you fans are delusional it may be more exciting for the fans but even some draws are exciting.. but by no means is a loss better than a draw to a player.. that's just dumb
@@hdmotivated5126 then a players qualification is more important than the viewer entertainment. So there is no point ranking players according their fighting spirit and desicive results.
@@tabasumaktarakhanam4788 this is based on decisive results.. he lost 5 times.. why do you keep ignoring the losses? 😂😂😂
6.55
You're threatening to take on f3. White can't take because the queen will hang, therefore white must play Kg1 (if captured) which disallows him to play Rag1 with a strong battery
“Don’t let your memes be dreams” I’m gonna put those words on my grave
I was just studying the Stanley and Leela actually really really likes the Frankenstein Dracula variation
Last time I was this early, Hikaru played the bongcloud for the first time
Gotham: Let me get a sip of water and calm down
Also Gotham: Talks 10x faster
Just wanna say thanks to Levy for being a nice relaxing part of my day. These videos are really great entertainment whether I'm cooking, eating, working or even sometimes actively watching and learning chess from them. Keep em coming!
Ditto!
Levon knew what he was doing after all. Astounding! 😃
The mimicry in this video from a 'beeshop' to the mickey 'oh ho' is a masterpiece
🤣👌
5:27 made me laugh a lot, thanks Levy! I love your facial expressions
I feel like alireza loses most of the time duo to tiebreak system
That's because Alireza loses a lot, because he doesn't draw much. The guy needs to learn how to play for a draw when he's not winning.
@@psychohist exactly,he spoit 2 winning positions and lost, if he had drawn those, he would have gotten to the knockouts easily
As others pointed out, he needs to learn to push his loses towards draws. That said, Levy pointing out that Firouza was more dominant with the 2nd tie break assessment is a bit misleading since it somewhat implies that the tie break system was a culprit. Most (save 1) of his wins came against opponents that did poorly in the tournament, people who were arguably playing at a weaker level. He finished with 2 points against the top 9 where everyone higher than him scored higher than that. This is kinda seen in the TB3 scores (which I am guessing was the Sonneborn-Berger score or something similar).
Sure if you scoring wins as more than twice worth draws then he would have faired better.. but in any 1:2 scoring for D:W, he performed slightly weaker than the 8 that qualified.
We need a compilation of Levy insulting and trashtalking the Computer
But actually playing the computer's role himself! 😂
Broski, I finally beat my boyfriend at chess. Who would have guessed that I would just have to learn some openings... And by "some" I mean one... And by one I mean one that I knew he doesn't know. Thanks Levy
Which opening got you the win?
Good job! He’s mad, is right he? 🤣🤣
@@josheike3543 the English
@@amosdraak3536 he was argry with himself. He's been playing for a lot longer than I have
@@mcordier7490 Nice! Very few people play the English, despite it being objectively an excellent opening. It can easily catch people off guard. If it makes him feel any better, you can tell him this random person in the comments section has been there and sympathizes.
I’m relatively new to chess, is levy fucking around when he called Levon VS firoujza the vampire Frankenstein variation 😂
Anish did something different this round: He resigned...
Instead of drawing
8:03 what a plot twist
aronian's win is just amazing
Ikr
"don't let your memes just be dreams"
~Doge
😆
0:46 that game is illlllllll! 🔥
The title scared me. Levy, don’t you dare leave.
🥰🥰
Its a small detail but I love that you can say even at your level that you dont understand a move the computer is suggesting
only ogs will remember Deep Voice Levy
Yeah lol, Microphone gambit, deep voice variation 😂🤣.
It's been only a month
the more og people will remember deep voice Rosen
I miss that voice, TBH. 😢 😆
"Let me take a sip of water and calm down"...Pauses...and then proceeds to talk fast lol
I searched for this comment 😂😂😂
gothamchess should give lessons to the reddit users about how to use "titles"
That’s not fair, we don’t get thumbnails on text posts
Holly shit that aronien game is one of the best attacking and counterattacking games ive seen…that qg1 move was pure gold
Hey levy u r the best chess youtuber... Ok bye
12:37
Sorry but I don't speak English really well and I don't know what you said here. Forks? Fowls? Fucks? Fouls? Pls, tell me what you said there.
Folks (kinda like guys, buddies)
Pro tip: get the Japanese fans by changing the name to 'Sayonara'!
@@anewfuture 私はグーグル翻訳を使用しています
@@Akairi translation?
@@mouseman1234555 that means something like "I use google translate"
@@mouseman1234555 it means bye
Español?
Thanks for the help learning Levy. I started playing chess in February of this year and today I hit 2000 puzzle rating thanks to your help
Day 15 of telling Levy he is worth more than a queen
Maybe even 2 queens? 😂
You, too!
"I got a statistics degree"
Also Levy: "6 is not equal to 6, welcome to gothamchess recap"
Bro he hella smort
Gotham did the math. The knight is indeed 46.5 times better then the bishop at 20:00
😃😃😃
5:13 personal time stamp:explains tempo👍
I really like the new supercomputer AronianZero- really incredible!
Love the content, supporting your journey through chess and hope to see you on top one day!
Please review the game where Kasparov beat Topalov without moving his Queen. VSB Tournament Amsterdam May 1995.
Article: A walk with Garry Kasparov (Tim Krabbé 1994)
What a combination by Levon! Holy
"well knight exf6 - oh, sorry, i said the wrong letter, SO KNIGHT EXF6"
Great Point: The position is +3.2, but that does not mean anything, because you are a human, and you still have to win 26:05
I fiddled with the b3 short and sweet. Wasn't comfortable for me. Which was weird. I was starting to think I just liked niche openings, but maybe it is just c4 and f5.
Bro Levy is an inspiration, he went on that content grind, then on that tournament grind (and still posted videos daily!) and now he's back on the recap grind. Mad Respect my mans!
💯💯💯
Title is heart gambit
Do you even realize how good an analyser you are? I watch all your videos. I'm a 1350 rank player so not the best - but when I was about 900 when I started to watch you. You have really improved my gameplay
I think the Black and white notations on the last game are wrong.Gukesh played with black not white
Could we have a video on Anderssen's immortal game? Also could you do one of chess books recommendations and how to study them?
in anishs game was G4 even necessary I swear u can just take the bishop and it's double check and mate