The englund gambit when it works properly gives you a free brilliant move... Not saying to play the englund because your elo will suffer, but its an easy brilliant move to pull off. This game was just happy chaos.
@@Drawfill stafford gambit mainline gives one free brilliant move and tennison gambit mainline with a little variation gives two brilliant moves if work perfectly
@@manjilmanjil3003 There are blunders, mistakes,inaccuracies, good moves, excellent moves, best moves, and brilliant moves, if im not mistaken... What you are saying is that someone who played all best moves all the time with a perfect 100% accuracy on every game they ever played is "proven" to be "bad at chess. You're an idiot.
Barca matches with Levy /Robert Lewandowski/ in the USA soon. And this season he should do something in the Champions League. So: keep up the good work Levy in the Champions League.
levy is forever making me laugh - just how perceptive he is and how he can stay focus on his objective, even though he does many off side comments lol, i am looking forward to reading his book. Congrats, Levy, well earned
Stockfish will give brilliant moves for being able to see a rook sacrifice. Since White refused to ever take it, every move while it was in danger that didn't save it was considered "brilliant" because they are all rook sacrifices. Notice when the queens were traded and it wasnt a brilliant move, that was because the threat level on the queen was higher than the rook sacrifice so it wasn't a sacrifice at that moment (but would soon be again).
Thx. I was confused. When he moved the white bishop and it gave it a brilliant move,, I couldn’t understand what that even did and why it was “brilliant”
@@kirito5547 thats a fallacy, one can be lower than a tghousand due to tunnel vision blundering while having high level tactical recognition. Videos of expert gameplay and gms explaining moves and thoughts behind them are a dime a dozen
I literally jumped out of my seat when he said its getting translated into Czech... Im hyped for the book! ... And now I jumped out of my bed bcs I saw 625 likes... holy crap
congrats on the book! I'm an American who has been living in Brazil for the past 20 years. I've been working as a translator for the past 12. I would be willing to translate your book into Portuguese in exchange for a signed copy and nothing more :)
Olá, tudo bom? Como você começou a carreira de tradutor? Qual rota indica seguir? Minha irmã comentou comigo que tem interesse nessa carreira e eu queria ajudar ela. Agradeço!
Don't really understand why the bishop movements were brilliant. They accomplished nothing, while some other moves that were considered only good gave black a really nice position.
I think the initial move to B3 and the idea was brilliant, it seems like most of the subsequent brilliant moves were just because they didn't move the rook, because the obvious move is to get the rook out of the way of the bishop. Can't see how a 1000 rated player saw all this though without using an engine.
yeah for all we know it was a mouse slip he meaning to capture the rook but click on two square short accidently. (i don't think that the case or he would had move that rook some point much earlier but hey its possible it was an oops .. wait? that is good)
yeah they are obviously having assistance. They played like chess grandmasters and their elo combined is barely half the elo of a grandmaster. Also look at the time management, they didn't spend any time at all.
Yep. I think rook to b3 may be the inverse equivalent of the unrectified blunder that dings all your subsequent moves as being blunders until such time the initial offending blunder is finally addressed. Such situations are in need of being managed differently by the software. I'm not clear what solution might resolve this. And it will require some subtle parsing to make it fair. But this doesn't pass the smell test for most of the "brilliant" moves in this game.
the rook sacrifice on b3 reminds me on that one ding-nepo game where ding sacrificed the exchange to do that and nepo declined but it would've been more accurate for him to take even with the 3 passed pawns in the A and B files
You’ve got a really big Spanish fan of yours here who is willing to read your book either in English or in Spanish (I don’t really care although it’d be much better in Spanish)
You had to see D4 coming a couple moves beforehand, obviously the reason he moved the bishop and was going for a discovered attack by moving the pawn. It also defended two pawns in the meantime, not that they were under attack at that moment..
Gotham: “I’m gonna show you the game in one second.” I was very confused at this. I legitimately thought he was going to blast through the entire game within a single second.
stopped at 2:02 seconds to preorder your book. your channel is a major reason i learned how to play chess and i love it. can't wait to read it. frist physical book ive purchased in years
Normally I'm not one to backseat and I would usually say "yeah these guys just played the best games of their life" but this was way too suspicious, checked the PGN and black played at 95% accuracy and his brilliancy had perfect continuation 😅
@@36mur More like they rehearsed this game. This was a rapid game and the game ended with both of them with 8 minutes on the clock. 800 and 1000 elo no blunders? no way jose
I'm about 1500 - 1700 rating depending on the time control. I found some of those moves but few of them. There is no way on earth that cheating wasn't involved in this game.
bro black spent 5 seconds on Rg3. Rg3 is a move that would need 20 minutes if not more for a grandmaster to calculate and evaluate, but my man 1000 from Algeria finds it in 5 seconds and already knows the entire continuation.
I think the brilliant moves counted when you sacrifice something important or hanging something obvious and focus on the objective, whether it's for better position or a checkmate. At that point the engine will give u the brilliant move
I think they were brilliant moves because the rook was being indirectly sacrificed every time and also the moves played were either the best or just really good.
Long time view, first comment - I wasn't aware that the book was able to be pre-ordered until this video. So, naturally I paused the video and pre-ordered it directly. Congratulations Levy. Keep creating fantastic content! Cheers from Sweden
Jin is 100% cheating Given he made the majority of his moves within 3-10 seconds and these brilliant moves are moves that I would never even consider even as a 1350 rated player, on top of the fact that it doesn't even seem like a mistake was made. I think this was a staged game for views too, it looks quite fake I mean they played perfect theory and the 700 elo player made just 1 inaccuracy that allowed this whole brilliant sequence to unfold. I guess this is good for content but this game doesn't feel real or genuine at all.
Agreed, as a fellow chess player I've never seen this many brilliants not involving a crazy rook/queen sac idea where you can just farm brilliants Not even Hikaru has gotten more than 6 Clearly fake
Well i thought the same as first but there's a glitch or maybe you can say stockfish considers it as brilliant move till the rook was hanging this is also known as brilliant farming it's becuz his opponent didn't took the rook everytime he played another move the stockfish saw the rook sacrifice and considered it brilliant the only move after the queen sacrifice wasn't considered brilliant cuz stockfish thinks the queen as a greater sacrifice than rook and would be the best move but not brilliant also the fact the opening is certainly staged as their no way someone with average elo of 900 can have this deep knowledge i think that brilliant sequence can be replicated but as I say technically they aren't brilliant moves it's the problem of the engine or that's how the engine works
Funniest thing is I could actually reasonably get a signed copy even though I live in the middle of nowhere because me and levy both live in new york 😂
Funny part is either player noticed that the rook was hanging, so as the game went on for stockfish every move was a rook sacrifice, same thing happened to me with 10 blunders because i hung my queen and opponent never took it 😂
3:21 hey! i am quite new to chess but what if my opponent move the pawn to a3? how to respond? is that a inaccuracy? cuz i see many pro player can solve that.
a3 is a waste of time (to simplify) as black can trade the bishop and be one move ahead of white afterwards, and it's the opening, you should be developing pieces instead of pushing flank pawns
Basically, black got most of these moves flagged as "brilliant" because his Rook was simply standing there right in front of the nose of the C2Bishop. Btw, congrats on publishing a book!
If Stockfish had simply put 2 question marks instead of 2 exclamation points next to all those moves, this would have suddenly become a "how to lose at chess" video. I'm convinced neither of those players even knew the rook could be taken lmfao
Hikaru: makes 6 brilliant moves
This guy: *hold my beer*
Lmao 🤣
the most perfect coment to ever exist
Fr🔥💯
Hold my pineapple 🍍
hold my book*
This guy made more brilliant moves in one game than many of us in life
The englund gambit when it works properly gives you a free brilliant move... Not saying to play the englund because your elo will suffer, but its an easy brilliant move to pull off. This game was just happy chaos.
@@Drawfill stafford gambit mainline gives one free brilliant move and tennison gambit mainline with a little variation gives two brilliant moves if work perfectly
@@divyanshrawat2859 all lines i love to play. I watch way too much eric rosen lmao.
That just proves your bad at chess .
@@manjilmanjil3003 There are blunders, mistakes,inaccuracies, good moves, excellent moves, best moves, and brilliant moves, if im not mistaken...
What you are saying is that someone who played all best moves all the time with a perfect 100% accuracy on every game they ever played is "proven" to be "bad at chess. You're an idiot.
In case you were wondering why there are only 10 brilliant symbols in the thumbnail and not 11, Levy has one brilliant move hidden in his mouth
HOLLY SHIT HOLLY SHIT
Brilliant
How tf do u find that
and in his mouth was..... "THE MOOOOOOOOOVE!"
And in this thumbnail, GothamChess made the brilliant in his mouth.
Just pre-ordered your book!
Keep up the good work Levy!
That's a brilliant move
BILLY TAKES THE BOOOOOOOOK
Barca matches with Levy /Robert Lewandowski/ in the USA soon. And this season he should do something in the Champions League. So: keep up the good work Levy in the Champions League.
levy is forever making me laugh - just how perceptive he is and how he can stay focus on his objective, even though he does many off side comments lol, i am looking forward to reading his book. Congrats, Levy, well earned
best pre-move in life
As someone that has played hundreds of games in the 800s, you must give us until move 15 to properly blunder our queens
Us 300s can do it in 4, we just built different. But I'm really working to fix that
@@assortedramblings9132 Weak. I'm in the 100s and can do it in 2.
@@Nowhereman-dk6ewno cap😂😂😂😂😂😂
we 100s are banned from using queens we dont have queen from start of match or we blunder it without even playing
Stockfish will give brilliant moves for being able to see a rook sacrifice. Since White refused to ever take it, every move while it was in danger that didn't save it was considered "brilliant" because they are all rook sacrifices. Notice when the queens were traded and it wasnt a brilliant move, that was because the threat level on the queen was higher than the rook sacrifice so it wasn't a sacrifice at that moment (but would soon be again).
Thx. I was confused. When he moved the white bishop and it gave it a brilliant move,, I couldn’t understand what that even did and why it was “brilliant”
That makes a lot of sense. Thanks
ah, so that's how it's determined
@@TheGreatestJuJu Levy didn't even bother to explain bishop B7 lol.
That's exactly what I thought for the entire video. You explained it quite well :)
I see Gotham Chess, I click
Bread 🍞 👍
He is like all of us, you see Gotham chess you click
Same
Based
Yep his reactions are worth seeing 😅
“I am extremely proud of this. I’m humbled beyond words.”
- Levy, 2023
SoxyMoronic :D
Hypocrisy sells... Book pre-ordered!
The craziest thing though is how he managed to do 11 brilliant moves in just about 2 minutes
You got it 3 to 5 seconds per move😂
You know what I mean😏
@@hamzahamdain9162CHEATERRRRR!
@@Bottle-uk6kg😂😂😂
I did it before I only had a rook and my king couldn’t move so I constantly checked the king and I got like 7
White: What the f*** are you doing?
Black: Farming brilliant moves
🤣
im more surprised about the fact that the 700 actually understood on why taking the rook was bad
Or maybe he forgot that he can take the rook. There is no way a 700 knows the concept of passed pawns enough to not take the rook.
@@kirito5547 thats a fallacy, one can be lower than a tghousand due to tunnel vision blundering while having high level tactical recognition. Videos of expert gameplay and gms explaining moves and thoughts behind them are a dime a dozen
@@kirito5547 i have met IMs who are 800 on their alts
The millisecond stare at the beginning was on point. Good job levy.
I agree
Excellent
Yep, top stare today👍👍
I bet these guys are friends and were like “aight let’s learn this opening and in a few hours we can test our knowledge.”
"test our *vast* knowledge"
they are literally from an enemy countries , they definitely aint friends unless they're trolling
@@khallidiumcountries doesn't mean anything, some people don't don't judge based on a flag but whatever floats your boat
@@khallidium 🤡
@@DiabolicalOrganisation a lot of ppl genuinely don’t care about that stuff
0:41 You know what else is massive
😭😭🙏🙏
THE LOWWWW TABER FADE
1:29 "I am extremely proud of this. I- I'm- I'm- humbled beyond words." - Levy
**Bishop retreats**
Chess engine: YOOOOO THAT'S LIT
I literally jumped out of my seat when he said its getting translated into Czech... Im hyped for the book!
... And now I jumped out of my bed bcs I saw 625 likes... holy crap
I bet you are excited to czech it out.
I will never geg this opportunity again to make this terrible joke. I could not help myself. I am sorry 🤣
Typičo já uplne stejne xd
When I first heard him say that, I was confused. "Woah, there's a chess language now?" (Czech sounding a lot like "check")
přesně
@turbo8628 ur comment was a brilliant!!
congrats on the book!
I'm an American who has been living in Brazil for the past 20 years. I've been working as a translator for the past 12. I would be willing to translate your book into Portuguese in exchange for a signed copy and nothing more :)
Meu herói 🙏
let's like this comment so Levy sees it
No 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Bora Brasil!!!!
Olá, tudo bom? Como você começou a carreira de tradutor? Qual rota indica seguir? Minha irmã comentou comigo que tem interesse nessa carreira e eu queria ajudar ela. Agradeço!
Not only did this mad lad get more brilliant move than we ever will, we got them in a spam of 3 minutes
Bishops happily frolicing with a bazooka
So happy for you Levy, you so deserve it
He didnt play the game?
He caught lightning in a bottle. I think even he would admit to that. But he definitely put the work in so I agree he deserves it.
@@TeKuroZ19They’re talking about either 4 million subscribers or the book, I think
@@jdailey01230seems rather counter-intuitive, isn’t him putting in the work what makes it the opposite of catching lightning in a bottle.
@@davidshaw5456 as they say, success is a lot of effort with even more luck!
Actually, I counted the number of exclamation marks in the title and there are only 10, you liar.
1. If you were inferring to the brilliants there’s 11, the first ten in the open, the 11th in the mouth.
2.if you were actually saying exclamation marks, you’re an idiot. There’s 22
lol
@@Not4Threat count them: 11 BRILLIANT MOVES!!!!!!!!!!
Your enthusiasm really helps sell any game. I get hype with Gotham during these videos.
I made 12 brilliant moves in one game! ...and then I lost the game!
"I'm going to show you in a second" Bro, the Video has 21 minutes
I just love the fact that he screams after every brilliant move, despite it being game changing or just bishop retreating one square
Don't really understand why the bishop movements were brilliant. They accomplished nothing, while some other moves that were considered only good gave black a really nice position.
Because it defends pawn on “a” file
@@corr19 Probably because the engine thought it was the best move for some reason, while simultaneously still "sacrificing" the rook.
@@corr19 from my understanding, a brillant move needs to be the top engine move, a sacrifice and accepting the sacrifice needs to not be the best move
@@LeLe-pm2pr^ this is my conception of it too. All of those moves were granted the brilliant title because they satisfied those 3 criteria
18:26 well whites knight could move to D4 if the bishop didn't move and hit both Rook and Bishop.
So brilliant move
nice catch, didn't see that fork
@@pexny689 @ 16:++ rook slides left? Knight long gone. That corner is lost! We all see differently, but I'm just a noob. (I leave quietly now)
maybe 12 brillants then
I think the initial move to B3 and the idea was brilliant, it seems like most of the subsequent brilliant moves were just because they didn't move the rook, because the obvious move is to get the rook out of the way of the bishop. Can't see how a 1000 rated player saw all this though without using an engine.
yeah for all we know it was a mouse slip he meaning to capture the rook but click on two square short accidently. (i don't think that the case or he would had move that rook some point much earlier but hey its possible it was an oops .. wait? that is good)
yeah they are obviously having assistance. They played like chess grandmasters and their elo combined is barely half the elo of a grandmaster. Also look at the time management, they didn't spend any time at all.
Weren't there gm symbols by their names?
@@nicowild5347he puts those there for jokes. They’re not actually grandmasters.
Yep. I think rook to b3 may be the inverse equivalent of the unrectified blunder that dings all your subsequent moves as being blunders until such time the initial offending blunder is finally addressed. Such situations are in need of being managed differently by the software. I'm not clear what solution might resolve this. And it will require some subtle parsing to make it fair. But this doesn't pass the smell test for most of the "brilliant" moves in this game.
Hikaru probably premoves more brilliant moves in his sleep
The way he says “I will mate you” 19:30
the rook sacrifice on b3 reminds me on that one ding-nepo game where ding sacrificed the exchange to do that and nepo declined but it would've been more accurate for him to take even with the 3 passed pawns in the A and B files
I would love see a part 3 and 4 of your book in the future for us intermediate players!
You’ve got a really big Spanish fan of yours here who is willing to read your book either in English or in Spanish (I don’t really care although it’d be much better in Spanish)
Confirmo
e italiano!!
real
Sacrificó LA TORRE!!!!
I saw so many of Levy's videos I legit dreamed last night about us drinking beer and playing chess
The book will even be translated to the language of chess winners, Czech and mate. What a great day!
When Gotham was saying that the book would be translated into Czech, the first thing that came to my mind was mate
There’s quantity over quality and then there’s quality over quantity
And then there’s Levy with quantity and quality
You had to see D4 coming a couple moves beforehand, obviously the reason he moved the bishop and was going for a discovered attack by moving the pawn. It also defended two pawns in the meantime, not that they were under attack at that moment..
they were definitely on vc when this happened
White seemed to play such a good opening for 800, then resorted to form
And black played such a mediocre opening for 800, then resorted to engine's top moves.
The graphics on the book look great, Levy! I'm confused as to why moving the bishop back one square was brilliant though.
it just the engine broke for how many resacrafices black did
I think the difference is if the bishop was still on c6 when d4 happened the knight could recapture and both defend f3 and attack the bishop
Because Stockfish calculates you can fork two pieces 37 moves later…
I'm secretly gay for levy but the comments will hide it
Nah..
X to doubt
nahhh
Let’s keep this secret
Well, no
Levy is so humble! We are proud of you!
Bro sac'd THE ROOOK 11 times
Simply put!
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Time stamps
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•12:27 brilliant move #1
•13:22 brilliant move #2
•14:04 brilliant move #3
•14:33 brilliant move #4
•15:03 brilliant move #5
•15:44 brilliant move #6
•16:22 brilliant move #7
•17:05 brilliant move #8
•17:38 brilliant move #9
•18:13 brilliant move #10
•18:51 brilliant move #11
•19:15 RESIGNATION
Thanks man
Congrats on your new book Levy!!! You absolutely deserve your success!!!
Levy /Robert Lewandowski/ is an excellent football player. I haven't heard that he's written a book lately... I think you've been thinking hard.
🎉 congratulations Levy! Happy for yah man.
I’ve hade two in one game. I lost
The move after the brilliant move is what makes the brilliant move brilliant
"The book will be translated into multiple languages, including CHECK!!!!!!"
Gotham: “I’m gonna show you the game in one second.”
I was very confused at this. I legitimately thought he was going to blast through the entire game within a single second.
stopped at 2:02 seconds to preorder your book. your channel is a major reason i learned how to play chess and i love it. can't wait to read it. frist physical book ive purchased in years
Gotham, I think u severely underestimate
Levi is so hilarious, but at the same time can beat me in chess 1000 times by doing random move.
18:16 Levy did that face like he saw a shit in front of the monitor
Bro likes his book more then chess
These guys were 100% peeking at stockfish on a different window ;)
Normally I'm not one to backseat and I would usually say "yeah these guys just played the best games of their life" but this was way too suspicious, checked the PGN and black played at 95% accuracy and his brilliancy had perfect continuation 😅
@@36mur More like they rehearsed this game. This was a rapid game and the game ended with both of them with 8 minutes on the clock. 800 and 1000 elo no blunders? no way jose
@clyde-u9r Quite the late reply but yeah, that seems more likely given the time spent. Thanks for bringing me back to this 😊
I'm about 1500 - 1700 rating depending on the time control. I found some of those moves but few of them. There is no way on earth that cheating wasn't involved in this game.
bro just look at the time frame, he made the brilliant moves under a minute
bro black spent 5 seconds on Rg3. Rg3 is a move that would need 20 minutes if not more for a grandmaster to calculate and evaluate, but my man 1000 from Algeria finds it in 5 seconds and already knows the entire continuation.
I'd like to imagine it was 2 undercover GMs fooling around. I mean, I'm at your level and I'm feeling the same thing you are.
I think the brilliant moves counted when you sacrifice something important or hanging something obvious and focus on the objective, whether it's for better position or a checkmate. At that point the engine will give u the brilliant move
bro casually threw his phone down
Levy did not mention that 'Black' did all of this in just 2min 4s, What a brilliancyyyyyy !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can’t wait to get your book congrats 🎉
That's a great accomplishment Levy, congrats! :)
I think they were brilliant moves because the rook was being indirectly sacrificed every time and also the moves played were either the best or just really good.
best take. not retreating the rook worth 5 from the bishop worth 3 gave those brilliancies
rook takes f3, rook takes f3, rook takes f3
i think stockfish is just repeatedly calling "not moving the rook" brilliant
I am honored that the book will be in czech as well.. cool u know this (my) small country in the middle of Europe 🤩🇨🇿
The book looks great! Pre-ordered it already!
Long time view, first comment - I wasn't aware that the book was able to be pre-ordered until this video. So, naturally I paused the video and pre-ordered it directly. Congratulations Levy. Keep creating fantastic content! Cheers from Sweden
I received your book as a gift for Christmas! Am so happy with it!
My most brilliant move to date was resigning on move 5
A BRILLIANT GAME!! I must say
I can feel the brilliant moves coming inside me
🧐
🤨
Well that is brilliant cu......
Jin is 100% cheating
Given he made the majority of his moves within 3-10 seconds and these brilliant moves are moves that I would never even consider even as a 1350 rated player, on top of the fact that it doesn't even seem like a mistake was made.
I think this was a staged game for views too, it looks quite fake I mean they played perfect theory and the 700 elo player made just 1 inaccuracy that allowed this whole brilliant sequence to unfold.
I guess this is good for content but this game doesn't feel real or genuine at all.
Agreed, as a fellow chess player I've never seen this many brilliants not involving a crazy rook/queen sac idea where you can just farm brilliants
Not even Hikaru has gotten more than 6
Clearly fake
Well i thought the same as first but there's a glitch or maybe you can say stockfish considers it as brilliant move till the rook was hanging this is also known as brilliant farming it's becuz his opponent didn't took the rook everytime he played another move the stockfish saw the rook sacrifice and considered it brilliant the only move after the queen sacrifice wasn't considered brilliant cuz stockfish thinks the queen as a greater sacrifice than rook and would be the best move but not brilliant also the fact the opening is certainly staged as their no way someone with average elo of 900 can have this deep knowledge i think that brilliant sequence can be replicated but as I say technically they aren't brilliant moves it's the problem of the engine or that's how the engine works
@@prabhatkumarmohanty777 ever damn heard of chess alt accounts or new accounts or damn theory study like i play 500s who play like 1000s all the time
@@Bluewolfboi3 theory study is done by 2000 elo bruh and the account was old enough to proof that the user is 900 elo
Funniest thing is I could actually reasonably get a signed copy even though I live in the middle of nowhere because me and levy both live in new york 😂
I may buy your book. I respect your skills but more so the clean and fresh attitude. Inspiring the young ones to be better..
I wonder whether an 1100 sacrificing the rook was more brilliant or a 700 not falling in the trap ( at least not that easily)
more like a 1000 and a 800, atleast if we wanna round the ratings
2:15 when he starts talking about game.
Funny part is either player noticed that the rook was hanging, so as the game went on for stockfish every move was a rook sacrifice, same thing happened to me with 10 blunders because i hung my queen and opponent never took it 😂
I checked with my Engine, H6 was actually a Brilliant move, so he did at least 12 then.
The engine was broke
3:21 hey! i am quite new to chess but what if my opponent move the pawn to a3? how to respond? is that a inaccuracy? cuz i see many pro player can solve that.
a3 is a waste of time (to simplify) as black can trade the bishop and be one move ahead of white afterwards, and it's the opening, you should be developing pieces instead of pushing flank pawns
that rook was absolutely planted, static, lodged, immobile, completely immovable.
Basically, black got most of these moves flagged as "brilliant" because his Rook was simply standing there right in front of the nose of the C2Bishop. Btw, congrats on publishing a book!
if you do a book tour to Australia, a lot of people will be happy :))
Bb7 was brilliant because after he moved pawn to d4, Nd4 is possible which would weaken white by taking either bishop or rook.
On the tumbnail there is five briliants on both sides. And eleventh briliant is in Levys mouth.
Not only he played the brilliant moves he also has Mikhail tal as his profile picture which made me smile while watching the video.
it's brilliant because the rooooooooooooook is always hanging
Houston represent! If I’m in town I would love to meet you at your book tour. Keep up the great work,l!
-Long time fan
Bro was farming
anyone notice the brilliant move in his mouth in the thumbnail?
The fact that you know of Czechia's existence makes me feel proud. If you need any help with translation to Czech, I'll be more than happy to help
12:30 Bishop D6 was a threat to the rook, so Rook going down and uno-reversing the suspicious bishop was very well-timed.
2:43 all players(300-1000) know good moves, it’s the thinking ahead part that they need to learn
That looks like such a great book for improving your game, at the beginning. Levy, why don't you try reading it and maybe, you'll become a GM then😆😆
“Okay i’m going to relinquish defense of the rook by playing” 🥰
“A3 ANOTHER BRILLIANT MOVE” 👹
There are only 10 in tbumbnail!!! Levy going insane???!!!? 🎉🎉
If Stockfish had simply put 2 question marks instead of 2 exclamation points next to all those moves, this would have suddenly become a "how to lose at chess" video. I'm convinced neither of those players even knew the rook could be taken lmfao
1:28 "I'm extremely proud of this. I'm humbled beyond words"
12:26 Rook B3 -- when you see a rook outside of your window.