I love how Karpov offered him a Draw. He knows he has nothing to prove to anyone and that he could give Misha bragging rights for the rest of his life.
Tbh Kid was not that exceptional Me and my friends we're like this in childhood But due to lack of resources and money And transfer to another area We had to stopped playing and get distracted
he is still playing, he is around 1000-1200 elo and played in january, february and may this year, he isn't winning all the games but still pretty impressive (he plays mostly standard but also bits of rapid and blitz, over 150 ranked games already in these modes, with whites winning over 50% of games but with blacks losing nearly 50%, ties take about 15% no matter if he is black or white)
@Kummo (RRM) .. Thank you for the extra info, my friend. I'm glad he kept his interest and appears to be improving steadily. If anything else, he can always say he played Anatoly Karpov once lol. The highlight of my Chess career is drawing Kaidonov in a simul about 20 years ago.
@@yushkovyaroslav eh, without seeing his gameplay its hard to say. But it could be that he might still struggle with early play on board and shines in endgame if he manages to create favorable positions. That is just one way that could explain the performance on fide games.
Karpov offered him the draw in order to help the kid save face and be able to 'draw' against a World Champion. Very noble of him! Imagine the kid being able to tell people later on in life that he drew against Karpov at such a young age!
This is hilarious. I play chess with my three year old. He saw me playing with my older children and now he's the only one who'll play me. He keeps insisting and it's kind of annoying but cute. He always plays white and his first move is usually h3. Then he asks me how he can take my pieces. Sometimes he gets moves right, and I'm thrilled when he does. It's so funny to see a boy his age dressed up like someone who's born in the 50s and actually understand the game.
fun fact: these are 1800 elo puzzles and the fact a 3 year old can do that is insane. he sacrificed the horsey and then after sacs THE ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOK to then deliver mate, absolutely insane.
If they are intended for 1800elo players then I feel quite happy that I solved the last one easily. The others, I needed more time. I'm no where near 1800.
@@chinnyonyt5861 While I have no formal rating, I generally play at about 1500 - maybe 1600 on a good day. I've only ever beaten 1800+ ratings twice (one was a 1880 bot that I think was over rated and the other I tricked into hanging his queen after he got into time trouble).
I don't think I knew my damn ABC's at 3. I might have still been shitting myself, probably. Not only that, but I have no idea how a 3-year-old can have the fundamentals' of chess down where you aren't just moving pieces, but have actual logic behind the moves.
Karpov (2700) one of the greatest positional players that ever lived Osipov (3yo) That Bishop takes and Knight D4 is just unbelievable. I did not know that a human brain was capable of this at this age. Pawn F4 no way. No friggin way It is friggin genius. This kid is unbelievable. At 3 I was proud to say one word and not fall over 🙂
The average 3 yr old is a genius. People lose the ability to think at a young age. How many 80 yr olds do u know that can learn an entire language in 3 years
If you watch the clip, I want you to pay attention to how well Karpov and the host treat the kid, who is obviously under some massive pressure in a completely foreign situation. Again, there is the question of whether he belonged there in the first place. But apart from that, once he was on stage, the draw offer, the ushering the kid to his mom when he's crying, the pick-me-up of the puzzles after. It was good.
The medal as well- he left feeling like a winner and Levy is right- it’s so difficult to nurture young talent without completely killing the interest. It’s like starting a fire from a hot ember; too much fuel and you smother it, too much air and it burns itself out…
My son was an excellent chess player at 3. He was also fluent in three languages and could read and write. He grew up to be normal, intelligent but not Uber nerdy. We moved to Australia when he was 7 and he lost the ability to speak German and Dutch. He lost interest in chess and would likely fail to reach a 1000 rating. Kids are amazing in their first years. Like sponges for learning whatever they set their attention to. Some parents push their kids to excel, but I think it’s better if they do things only as long as they enjoy doing them.
I remember a girl who mentioned that one would thing learning languages are like biking, unforgettable, but it really isn't think she had forgotten multiple languages that she used regularly in the past, she had moved around a lot. i've met other people who started to forget their native languages eventually as well.
You are probably not a beginner. There are many chess players online that use new alt accounts to beat newbies since they can't win against players their own level.
I checked out FIDE, the guy was born in 2013, this year he played 7 rapid games in January and improved his rating from 1145 to 1191, and in February he played 12 classical games and improved from 1044 to 1173. Would be interesting to see Levy analyze one of his latest games:)
@@yushkovyaroslav as all TV shows it is most probably produced and rehearsed before shooting, but I do not doubt that the kid was extremely good for his age. That's how it is with child prodigies sometimes, they reach adult level very early, but "get stuck" on it.
yeah I remember watching this back in 2016 and was blown away. I just looked him up as I was curious how he was doing today and at age 10. He is currently rated 1173. It's good to see him still playing a lot!
One of the most amazing things in the original video was when Karpov asked Misha what was the opening he, Karpov, played, and Misha immediately gave the correct answer (защита Нимцовича or Nimzo-Indian Defense in Russian)
I like that the Master has played the 3 years old kid almost seriously. :D - That shows how good the kid is. Just focusing on the board, it's easy to forget he is 3 years old. Incredible.
you discovered self awareness at 4? How? I had perfect scores in nation-wide math contests in high school and routinely score well within the top 1% on cognitive testing. I didn't even know of the concept of self awareness until I was 25.
I fit your target audience perfectly, Im 29 and played chess as a kid and your videos with the recent chess boom has firmly gotten me back into it. I also have a 5 and 1 year old, and the idea of a 3 year old being this brilliant this young is insanity
Hi Levy, I just want to thank you!! You are such a nice an honest guy. I really appreciate that. And also huge thank you for your daily content here on RUclips. You literally make my day, even in the worst times. Thank You
6:15 You have this frase a lot: "you do this very very quickly" like what do you actually mean with quickly? like, as in the next move if there are no threats on you? or move it in a split second so you dazzle your opponent with quickness! or can it be like in the next 3 moves? like is that still quickly 🤨
When Karpov entered the stage, Mikhail looked truely surprised. But the last scene with the puzzles was rather prepped.. Awesome the grin in his face in the end, stating he had worked those very puzzles out prior.😅
As far as I've seen Karpov in various situations... Events, commenting, interviews etc, he is so gentle and courteous and I feel he has always been this nice. He is the perfect dude to have playing things like this. Also, the kid is ofc amazing. My 13 year old son would likely get his arse handed to him and he's not that bad. Most ppl isn't this good at chess, grown or otherwise.
I have always wondered how is Osipov doing rn, strange we don't know anything else from him. Sadly this may means that he hasn't improved enough to keep the outstanding playing through the years.
15:03 as a 10 year old I solved it in like 5 seconds, took from c1 to e1 then if knight doesn't move it eats knigt on e6 and then queen g7, but if he does move the knight then just queen g7 but if he instead protects it like rook from d7 to e7 then uh same thing, rook takes and queen gives mate
I'm impressed by your Russian pronounciation, very clear, almost no accent. That's just one more thing I like about this channel, along with making chess actually fun (which my mom failed to do when I was 7 or so)
@@JTCF i've been thinking he might just speak russian for a while now. He always makes a great effort to pronounce things correctly, but the russian is on another level
When the kid was told who he was going to play.... he had flashbacks of a previous life and knew he was already beaten, since he had already played him once before 😊
The kid is undoubtedly exceptional! The first puzzle was actually fairly simple, and I saw the solution at the first glance. The second puzzle was more challenging and quite interesting, but it was still solvable, as there was nothing else to do if the back-rank mate was to be avoided. But the third puzzle-oh, my God! I failed to recognize the solution to that problem because, contrary to conventional wisdom that having only a king + a knight or a bishop is not enough to mate the opponent's king, I had not even considered the idea that one of the two figures should have to be sacrificed.
This is Russian TV so I'd be skeptical. The kid must have seen something similar to the third puzzle before and had an idea what to do. It's pretty incredulous for a three-year-old to solve that one out of the blue in front of an audience with limited time, especially considering that this kid is now about 10 and 1173 rated. If he had done that third puzzle out of the blue at that age, surely he'd be 2000 by now without even trying hard.
I was self taught through books at 25 but never played. Starting playing at 45. Became a chess teacher at 47. My 6 year old is pretty good. You are never too old or young to start.
That last puzzle was brutal... 3 years old Jesus i don't think people can imagine the amount of talent the kid has. I'm just 1100 but that last puzzle i couldn't solve for the life of me lmao
Hey gotham, i am 15 and you inspired me to play chess my elo is about 350 and i want to just tell you i love your content so keep going your very talented and thank you for getting me into chess!
Your Elo will grow very fast... i would say, in one year you will break the 1000 elo barrier, if you play a lot and exercise a lot. In another year you will break easily 1500. After around 1500 it gets tricky. A lot of players stick around 1500-1700 their whole life. So it depends how much you like to improve. 2000 also can achieved in 2-3 years i would say. Time is definetely on your side.
I am 15, feeling myself that I won a chess tournament with 8 and now I feel like the biggest noob and looking at this video trying to learn something from your video instead of learning for my test tomorrow… I love you Levy! For real! Keep it up I guess we all need this small inspiration for noticing how bad we really are.
Bobby Fischer became one of the best chess players ever. Most people don’t know his less known brother STOCK-FISH-ER😂😂😂 (who was actually better than him!)
Same here true be true, and when I was 4, I defeated all of my family members, relatives, etc. Except, my maternal grandfather ofcourse, who was nicknamed Vishwanathan (anand) in city. I lost my passion for chess after. I back now, 8 months in, I am 1700 online
I learned at 4. But had my dad thought to try and teach me at 3 I'm pretty sure I would have been able to. I think it just didn't cross his mind as a possibility until he just happened to have a friend over and pulled out a chess board to play his friend and then saw I was interested in the game.
As a ex 3 yr old I can confirm this every 3 yr old is potential grandmaster
masterooagway fan?
Yeah
@YeaMan yeah man not a bot
Man, you were three once? What was it like?
Yep
“THERE ARE KIDS OUT THERE WHO ARE 3 YEARS OLD”
- Levy, 2023
It's on 0:19
What!!!!
🤯
where all these kids comin from😮
😲
I love how Karpov offered him a Draw. He knows he has nothing to prove to anyone and that he could give Misha bragging rights for the rest of his life.
Dang. That’s so brave to play chess on live TV with a master of chess! Karpov truly is a brave man.
I agree, I think Karpov handled the stress very well
This is no joke. If Karpov loses somehow, it is a big deal. So he really had to win.
@@berryesseenWell he just ended up winning on time
@@berryesseen he wasnt going to lose and if he did itd say MUCH more about the kid than it does karpov
Tbh
Kid was not that exceptional
Me and my friends we're like this in childhood
But due to lack of resources and money
And transfer to another area
We had to stopped playing and get distracted
Its crazy that this chess prodigy has remained 3 years old since the last 7 years.
Bruh
The Ash Ketchum method, stay at a young age to get infinite experience
true
You didn’t watch the entire video 😂
He literally brought up how old this clip is near the end.
He's 4 now and retired.
Also, let's not forget that Karpov has actually beaten GMs in less moves than this. Amazing. I hope the kid is still playing.
he is still playing, he is around 1000-1200 elo and played in january, february and may this year, he isn't winning all the games but still pretty impressive (he plays mostly standard but also bits of rapid and blitz, over 150 ranked games already in these modes, with whites winning over 50% of games but with blacks losing nearly 50%, ties take about 15% no matter if he is black or white)
@Kummo (RRM) .. Thank you for the extra info, my friend. I'm glad he kept his interest and appears to be improving steadily. If anything else, he can always say he played Anatoly Karpov once lol. The highlight of my Chess career is drawing Kaidonov in a simul about 20 years ago.
@@D_Chess The highlight of my Chess 'career' is beating my teacher. lmao
Honestly for 1000-1200 rated person after 7 years makes me believe that this puzzle solving were fake and they fed the kid the answers beforehand.
@@yushkovyaroslav eh, without seeing his gameplay its hard to say. But it could be that he might still struggle with early play on board and shines in endgame if he manages to create favorable positions. That is just one way that could explain the performance on fide games.
As a fellow 3 year old grandmaster, I appreciate you showing us the love that we deserve.
You definitely were never a 3 year old GRANDMASTER.
Now destroy me with it’s a joke rapielieis 😈😈
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@@Gavrilooo rplesie*
@@thespaceman8231 lmfao
@@thespaceman8231 fdhjsfiopkala
As a retired 3 year old, i can confirm that this 3 year old is very talented.
HEH
Nice copy
Solute to your smooth retirement without a hiccup
@@almanejaz7.0nice copy
A long time retired 3 year old
Karpov offered him the draw in order to help the kid save face and be able to 'draw' against a World Champion. Very noble of him! Imagine the kid being able to tell people later on in life that he drew against Karpov at such a young age!
But now he is able to tell to his friends: "When I was 3, Karpov offered me a drow and I decline" 😀
Ah the cowards way out, seems like the kid had more honour and courage than you guys. Taking a draw is the same as admitting defeat.
@@JustCrash hes three
This is hilarious. I play chess with my three year old. He saw me playing with my older children and now he's the only one who'll play me. He keeps insisting and it's kind of annoying but cute.
He always plays white and his first move is usually h3. Then he asks me how he can take my pieces. Sometimes he gets moves right, and I'm thrilled when he does.
It's so funny to see a boy his age dressed up like someone who's born in the 50s and actually understand the game.
That's adorable
why h3 though?????
That's amazing! And hilarious xD make sure you keep encouraging him!!
@@mexomenti Because his h is 3
@@bp-1862 Wait "his h is 3"? that doesn't make any- Ooooooooooohhhhhhh
Bro literally had 3 years experience 💀💀
I've got twice that and am less than half the player. Crazy stuff.
"Enter Kevdog"
(Turns into Magnus Carlsen)
But helped and taught by 50 plus year old grand chess master
@@Raiden0944 💀
@@Raiden0944 *exit kevdog*
Karpov learned his lesson from taking young Magnus too lightly.
Magnus could never defeat Karpov
@@wooshbait36 Magnus did beat Karpov.
@@GrandManor No he didn't in a fair match
@@wooshbait36 What do you feel was unfair about it?
@@GrandManor Magnus was close to his prime, and Karpov was already old, way past his prime.
7:20 He really thought we weren't going to notice
Levy just slipped in an amazing line like we wouldn't notice : "EVERYONE NEEDS A D"
sneaky guy🌝😂
7:21 for those who are wondering
YES I heard that as well and thought “Ayoooo”
He needs to pause
Saw it lol
Pause
he always slips in some stuff like that
I watched the original video, and especially at the end with the chess puzzles, Karpov was extremely complimentary about his play.
Have always been curious what happened to this kid, he seemed indeed very promising early on
@YeaMan that's why you're commenting here
He died unfortunately. His family murdered him because of his support for the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Oh and he's Russian, so that's a huge advantage
He is FM I think
@@phoneticalballsack what
Declining a draw from Karpov is a gigachad move
11:57 only 15 million? That's a steal!
fun fact: these are 1800 elo puzzles and the fact a 3 year old can do that is insane. he sacrificed the horsey and then after sacs THE ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOK to then deliver mate, absolutely insane.
If they are intended for 1800elo players then I feel quite happy that I solved the last one easily. The others, I needed more time. I'm no where near 1800.
@@mpeterll yeah it was said to be 1800 elo puzzles, im surprised he is under 1200 elo now tho.
@@chinnyonyt5861 While I have no formal rating, I generally play at about 1500 - maybe 1600 on a good day. I've only ever beaten 1800+ ratings twice (one was a 1880 bot that I think was over rated and the other I tricked into hanging his queen after he got into time trouble).
@@mpeterll that's weird, the last one was the only one I didn't get easily
I don't think I knew my damn ABC's at 3. I might have still been shitting myself, probably. Not only that, but I have no idea how a 3-year-old can have the fundamentals' of chess down where you aren't just moving pieces, but have actual logic behind the moves.
Levy rambling about how a 3 year old is tiny has to be the funniest thing I have seen today
Also how he said about 20 times that he couldn't show the video because, you know, there's this copyright strike thing and yeah
Karpov (2700) one of the greatest positional players that ever lived
Osipov (3yo)
That Bishop takes and Knight D4 is just unbelievable. I did not know that a human brain was capable of this at this age. Pawn F4 no way. No friggin way
It is friggin genius. This kid is unbelievable. At 3 I was proud to say one word and not fall over 🙂
The average 3 yr old is a genius. People lose the ability to think at a young age. How many 80 yr olds do u know that can learn an entire language in 3 years
@@Dc-kk9bd No
@@fabricebacquart that's a low IQ answer if I ever heard one. Every 3 year old is smarter than you
@@fabricebacquartNo no, hes got a point
other countries : This kid has potential let's train him.
Russia : This kid has potential, let's make him fight the final boss.
Come on, you have stolen this comment from the original clip
@@lukaszkonsek7940 💀
@@lukaszkonsek7940 thats litterly every comment on the videos about the 3 year old and anatoly
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If you watch the clip, I want you to pay attention to how well Karpov and the host treat the kid, who is obviously under some massive pressure in a completely foreign situation. Again, there is the question of whether he belonged there in the first place. But apart from that, once he was on stage, the draw offer, the ushering the kid to his mom when he's crying, the pick-me-up of the puzzles after. It was good.
The medal as well- he left feeling like a winner and Levy is right- it’s so difficult to nurture young talent without completely killing the interest.
It’s like starting a fire from a hot ember; too much fuel and you smother it, too much air and it burns itself out…
My son was an excellent chess player at 3. He was also fluent in three languages and could read and write. He grew up to be normal, intelligent but not Uber nerdy. We moved to Australia when he was 7 and he lost the ability to speak German and Dutch. He lost interest in chess and would likely fail to reach a 1000 rating. Kids are amazing in their first years. Like sponges for learning whatever they set their attention to. Some parents push their kids to excel, but I think it’s better if they do things only as long as they enjoy doing them.
Noted: never move to Australia
@@albertodeluigi7875 The kid couldn't adjust to being upside down and it flipped his personality
@@HenrikSherwood oh man, they should move to greenland/iceland whatever is on top
Sounds exactly like vaccine side effects.
I remember a girl who mentioned that one would thing learning languages are like biking, unforgettable, but it really isn't
think she had forgotten multiple languages that she used regularly in the past, she had moved around a lot.
i've met other people who started to forget their native languages eventually as well.
Incredible stare today, it could definitely strike fear into the heart of any 3 year old. Prodigy or no. 10/10
@YeaMan bro stop
@YeaMan bro stop
@YeaMan bro stop
@YeaMan bro stop
@@yeaman3214bro stop (not a bot)
This kid may be an incredible chessplayer, but for me he will forever remain my all-time favourite meme
Hes 1300 💀
@@romanianturk2101 hes 9?
He's 11 years old now with a 1300+- rating. Probably got overhyped
@@BongelaMnguni
As someone said: He's 9.
yall hes turning ten this year do your math
7:15 everybody needs some D - Levy Rozman
Bro sneaked it in like we weren't listening 😅
looking for this comment. Lol
Can’t wait for Levy to drop a “I lost to a 3 year old” video
Nah bro This Was 7 Years Ago.
Now He is 10 Years old
I actually solved the last chess puzzle with the bishop and knight as a 200 ELO. I guess that was just beginner's luck...
You are probably not a beginner. There are many chess players online that use new alt accounts to beat newbies since they can't win against players their own level.
I checked out FIDE, the guy was born in 2013, this year he played 7 rapid games in January and improved his rating from 1145 to 1191, and in February he played 12 classical games and improved from 1044 to 1173.
Would be interesting to see Levy analyze one of his latest games:)
r u joking
Not really
Lol bum ass sub 1200 7 year old
Yeah I think that whole TV show was fake af lmao.
@@yushkovyaroslav as all TV shows it is most probably produced and rehearsed before shooting, but I do not doubt that the kid was extremely good for his age. That's how it is with child prodigies sometimes, they reach adult level very early, but "get stuck" on it.
yeah I remember watching this back in 2016 and was blown away. I just looked him up as I was curious how he was doing today and at age 10. He is currently rated 1173. It's good to see him still playing a lot!
His level is worse now than 3yo level.
1173 isn’t good
may be he didn't put kuch effort. he still has time
@@nitjee9027 maybe he didn't really solve that puzzles at 3yo
If he's 1173 he's not playing a lot
One of the greatest rivalries ever Misha Osipov vs. Anatoly karpov
1:58
Levy is shocked the little guy's legs can't touch the ground...but the host's legs cant either 😂😂
One of the most amazing things in the original video was when Karpov asked Misha what was the opening he, Karpov, played, and Misha immediately gave the correct answer (защита Нимцовича or Nimzo-Indian Defense in Russian)
I like that the Master has played the 3 years old kid almost seriously. :D - That shows how good the kid is. Just focusing on the board, it's easy to forget he is 3 years old. Incredible.
Props to Karpov for not going easy on him.
He offered him a draw. He knew that he was much better and time was even. So how is that not going easy on him?
@@hermionelovegood9814OP meant that Karpov didn't intentionally play bad just because his opponent was a kid.
Bro I was just discovering self awareness when I was 4. How is this kid playing so well??
Its okay you had development issues. He has them aswell in other things...
you discovered self awareness at 4? How? I had perfect scores in nation-wide math contests in high school and routinely score well within the top 1% on cognitive testing.
I didn't even know of the concept of self awareness until I was 25.
@@YSFmemories the self is an illusion
@@gregbroyles3240 So you're no one? Not point listening to you then.
Why do you routinely test your cognitive abilities?
This video is really old and Misha did in fact not turn out to be a chess prodigy beyond this. He's now years later at 1200 or something like that.
As a nine year old.
Dude's literally real life boss baby
I like how he refers to the kid as a “tiny tiny human”
Kid: This'll be easy
Anatoli Karpov's honest reaction:
Noo one gonna talk about the fact that he said LeBron James is a footballer?
16:56
The edit of the video was much better with the match being a battle where the loser will be killed
When i was 3 yr old I knew my name, parents’ names and some animal names, nothing more
5:27
Karpov asked him what opening it was and the child knew. So I doubt that's the case.
I fit your target audience perfectly, Im 29 and played chess as a kid and your videos with the recent chess boom has firmly gotten me back into it. I also have a 5 and 1 year old, and the idea of a 3 year old being this brilliant this young is insanity
I played similar to this at 9, but this, this is shocking.
did you have a stroke making your name?
@@arthurioffin it was about 4 times longer before YT fucked up the usernames
@@WALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOWALOW got it
I'm 25. Started playing chess last December
3 year old: me bwest chess pwayer
Gambit Sandomierski: Allow me to introduce myself boy
I think it could have been very interesting to use the guess the elo feature, showcased in the last GTE, to give an estimate of Misha's rating
This is a great idea
His current rating at age 10 is about 1200, which is low.
11:50 Bro said "I'll do it for half" 😭
Learnt to move the pieces age 6 or 7, haven’t a clue what I was thinking at 3 but it sure wasn’t chess.
17:27 I’m still here friend 🥲
Hi Levy,
I just want to thank you!!
You are such a nice an honest guy. I really appreciate that. And also huge thank you for your daily content here on RUclips. You literally make my day, even in the worst times. Thank You
You’re welcome
@@joeyblogsy ????
@@moitchy0 😲😲😲
haha@@joeyblogsy
u deserve a ❤ from levy and maybe a reply too
Exactly what employers want. 3yr old with 50yr master experience, paid in pizza and chocolate bars.
I find it cool how kids this young learn to view chess as a puzzle more than a game, which I think helps them learn to play more attentively
15:43 I'm dissappointed levy didn't say "HE SACRIFICED HIS ROOOOOOOOOK"
As a person who is a veteran 3 year old, this 3 year old has a lot of potential
10/10 stare, a little abstract whilst still being mysterious. Very good
4 likes and 0 comments, let me fix that
6:15 You have this frase a lot: "you do this very very quickly" like what do you actually mean with quickly? like, as in the next move if there are no threats on you? or move it in a split second so you dazzle your opponent with quickness! or can it be like in the next 3 moves? like is that still quickly 🤨
The Karpov + Dark Souls music is one of of the memes of all time
levy at 16:20, black can't take the knight the pawn is pinned by the bishop. its kind of the point of the entire position.
4:42 made me really sad
Man literally said Le Bron James plays Football 💀17:06
LOL exactly
you have to be autistic
Bro thought LeBron was pelé
as a retired 5 yr old super grand ultra chess master (has beaten stockfish 680 times in a row) and i can confirm this 3 year old is very unskilled
7:21 EVERYBODY NEEDS SOME WHATTT???
Can't believe I had to scroll this far down to see someone call this out. Such a subtly executed throwaway joke. 🤣
Thank you levy, for getting me back into chess! You helped me get from 400 rating to 850. Keep up the good work
that kid is a fucking character that was isekaied from another universe
Levy: 75% of you are 18-35
Him not knowing we made our accounts 18+ as teens and under
Lol that's me exactly, I'm only 11!
@@malachiriehl1053congrats for watching educational stuff instead of stupid tiktok challenges, keep it up
And then he sacrificed... HIS AGE!!!
When Karpov entered the stage, Mikhail looked truely surprised. But the last scene with the puzzles was rather prepped.. Awesome the grin in his face in the end, stating he had worked those very puzzles out prior.😅
Watch the original vid
0:05 I do know these statistics, you told us in a previous video.
Gotham never fails to deliver...
A prodigy?
I'd like to point out that Levy is a cis male, so WHAT?
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@@davidegallo2185 🤓
@@davidegallo2185 Huh
@@davidegallo2185 Stop spreading misinformation bro
Now that he's 10, his rating has skyrocted all the way to 1100.
I hope the kid doesn't get stressed from all the expectations. He could reach such heights if he keeps playing.
Hes now 10 and 1100 elo
Wild to think that he might not even remember this
Bro would have died if he was put against Gotham himself
As far as I've seen Karpov in various situations... Events, commenting, interviews etc, he is so gentle and courteous and I feel he has always been this nice.
He is the perfect dude to have playing things like this.
Also, the kid is ofc amazing. My 13 year old son would likely get his arse handed to him and he's not that bad. Most ppl isn't this good at chess, grown or otherwise.
Still i guess your kid had a more fullfilling an healthy childhood...:D
I have always wondered how is Osipov doing rn, strange we don't know anything else from him. Sadly this may means that he hasn't improved enough to keep the outstanding playing through the years.
He has a FIDE rating and he's good for his age, but not Master good.
@@roberthansen5727 isnt he like 8 now? that's impressive how good he is at that age
@@kuman0110 he is 10 and he is 1200 fide
@@aroukatos537 That is not good
@@ScholarlyCynic nahh it's decent for a 10 year old, FIDE ratings are more standardized, and it shows quality.
15:03
as a 10 year old I solved it in like 5 seconds, took from c1 to e1 then if knight doesn't move it eats knigt on e6 and then queen g7, but if he does move the knight then just queen g7 but if he instead protects it like rook from d7 to e7 then uh same thing, rook takes and queen gives mate
I was so proud of myself for figuring out all the 3 puzzles on my own and then realized a 3 year old was able to do it....
As smart as a 3 year old is not a insult in chess now
I'm 73 years old - any that little tyke could probably make me look like a fool.
He's not pregnant, but still never fails to deliver.
Copied! From yesterday's video lmfaoo😂
I'm impressed by your Russian pronounciation, very clear, almost no accent.
That's just one more thing I like about this channel, along with making chess actually fun (which my mom failed to do when I was 7 or so)
And I just learned that he's basically fluent in russian, wow
@@JTCF i've been thinking he might just speak russian for a while now. He always makes a great effort to pronounce things correctly, but the russian is on another level
In fact, His nationality is Russian
@@minephlip он как-то говорил, что в детстве его английскому даже не учили, то есть до школы он только по-русски говорил. Для него он - родной язык
@@JTCF his family speaks russian, so he has always spoken russian and it's a co-primary language
When the kid was told who he was going to play.... he had flashbacks of a previous life and knew he was already beaten, since he had already played him once before 😊
12:26 This sound is gonna haunt me for life lmao
Nah the other side around
I feel so proud of myself for solving the puzzle at 16:25 in 20 seconds.
Don't care
12:52 that lil kid took 1 minute to make 1 move 😂😂
The kid is undoubtedly exceptional! The first puzzle was actually fairly simple, and I saw the solution at the first glance. The second puzzle was more challenging and quite interesting, but it was still solvable, as there was nothing else to do if the back-rank mate was to be avoided. But the third puzzle-oh, my God! I failed to recognize the solution to that problem because, contrary to conventional wisdom that having only a king + a knight or a bishop is not enough to mate the opponent's king, I had not even considered the idea that one of the two figures should have to be sacrificed.
This is Russian TV so I'd be skeptical. The kid must have seen something similar to the third puzzle before and had an idea what to do. It's pretty incredulous for a three-year-old to solve that one out of the blue in front of an audience with limited time, especially considering that this kid is now about 10 and 1173 rated. If he had done that third puzzle out of the blue at that age, surely he'd be 2000 by now without even trying hard.
1:11 Sneaky way to show us a clip without showing the clip. Nice!
People always will find a way to go through copyright laws and through taxes.
I was self taught through books at 25 but never played. Starting playing at 45. Became a chess teacher at 47. My 6 year old is pretty good. You are never too old or young to start.
That last puzzle was brutal... 3 years old Jesus i don't think people can imagine the amount of talent the kid has. I'm just 1100 but that last puzzle i couldn't solve for the life of me lmao
Hey gotham, i am 15 and you inspired me to play chess my elo is about 350 and i want to just tell you i love your content so keep going your very talented and thank you for getting me into chess!
Our stats are almost the same
Your Elo will grow very fast... i would say, in one year you will break the 1000 elo barrier, if you play a lot and exercise a lot. In another year you will break easily 1500.
After around 1500 it gets tricky. A lot of players stick around 1500-1700 their whole life. So it depends how much you like to improve. 2000 also can achieved in 2-3 years i would say. Time is definetely on your side.
I remember when I was 350 lol
Thanks for not linking the video. You really lived up to my expectations.
I am 15, feeling myself that I won a chess tournament with 8 and now I feel like the biggest noob and looking at this video trying to learn something from your video instead of learning for my test tomorrow… I love you Levy! For real! Keep it up I guess we all need this small inspiration for noticing how bad we really are.
get back to your study my friend chess will never leave you but tomorrow you are tested over something else you can shine in
*Levy has proven that his channel is for a mature audience.*
Incompetent and mature, but mature nonetheless.
Bobby Fischer became one of the best chess players ever.
Most people don’t know his less known brother STOCK-FISH-ER😂😂😂 (who was actually better than him!)
Fun Fact: I also learned Chess with 3 (true I Swear) But I only knew how the pieces move.
Thats seems... barely believeable...
Same here true be true, and when I was 4, I defeated all of my family members, relatives, etc. Except, my maternal grandfather ofcourse, who was nicknamed Vishwanathan (anand) in city. I lost my passion for chess after. I back now, 8 months in, I am 1700 online
@@AirtimeAdrenaline not it is completely possible
I learned at 4. But had my dad thought to try and teach me at 3 I'm pretty sure I would have been able to. I think it just didn't cross his mind as a possibility until he just happened to have a friend over and pulled out a chess board to play his friend and then saw I was interested in the game.
@@xerowolf4242 yep, I believe you!
I'm really impressed as to the extent that you go just to make sure we have content every day, incredible!!!
Karpov: Let's call it a draw
The kid: Go to hell, Kasparov
We are all grateful for your ability to pronounce russian names for us. Truly, thank you Levy.
He's of Russian descent.
@@davidmiller814 I am aware of that, we are all grateful that he is russian
@@avalanche5790 We don't need to be grateful for something like that.
@@davidmiller814 its a joke, is gen alphas new gig to have no humor?