5:35 My father used to play chess with me when I was a young boy. He passed away when I was a teen. Fast forward to today and I'm 29 years old teaching my son how to play chess with the GothamChess chess board. One other little thing that makes me feel closer to my father. Thanks for the content Levy.
U.S.M.C. and chess! ... My father was a U.S.M.C. WWII vet. 1945-51. He bought a chess set to play while in the marines. The thought of Marine buddies playing chess.... I would sure like to see the moves. Later he married and had 3 boys. He taught my brothers and me to play chess with that set in the 1960's. He didn't like playing us kids once we got better then him! But he still had fun playing until he passed away in 2012. Now at age 65 I still enjoy chess for fun too, but my oldest brother was a star player in a jr. high school chess team. That team won the MN state title in the 1970's.
what I love about stockfish's play style is that almost every game is like "me attack king" no matter what. Oftentimes it even just leaves its own king in the middle and starts an attack on the enemy king on like move 8 or something. in general, it doesn't value maintaining a pristine castled position for its own king very much at all. for it, "king safety" is "opponent too busy trying to keep their own king safe to have the time to attack mine."
@@thuroria7631 Yeah it's beautiful to witness, but basically impossible for a human to pull off because you're basically having to rely on calculating every potential attack on your king, ruling every variation out, and you have to do it with perfect accuracy or your position falls apart
That is so oversimplified. It does not just attack the king. It takes spacce, entombs enemy pieces. Builds up light/dark square control. Pushes on whatever side is advantageous. It just finds the best approach to a position. To say it just attacks kings.. Is such a misunderstanding. Because that is only very small part of what it does. First there needs to be some sort of advantage. Like fixing the opponents bishop behind their own pawns, stopping a rook from joining the game, sacrificing a pawn to create total control over important files with a bishop.. There is unending complexity to stockfish ideas. Some resolve around material, counter attacks, creating past pawns. Sometimes to win material, sometimes to force promotions.
yes and it's very appealing. many other content creators you can see their videos consist of 2-second or 3-second cuts and it's, at least to me, very offputting. A lack of confidence. If you mess up, leave it in or record the whole thing again from the beginning. Can't stand frankenstein content.
I just had my grandfather’s burial today, he passed away on New Years. Your condolences at 5:28 hit different and i hope you know it made me feel a bit better about everything so thank you.
Godspeed old man, Godspeed :) Hope you have great memories with the old man. Lost both mine over 20 years ago. My Mom and I lived in a 4 bedroom 2 story house with them growing up. I miss them still. Sadly they were in their 80’s when I was a teen. I regret not learning more from Pops since he was a WW2 Vet. I joined the Army years after he passed. I really wish we could have shared war stories but I was just a punk teen before he passed so I got no old timer wisdom from his experience in WW2 or the Great Depression.
You hear stories about AI replacing people's partners and now we see it happening in front of our eyes with Stockfish replacing Magnus... 😭 Crazy times
Eversince I heard about the Scheveningen-variation of the sicilian, I have been waiting for Levy to mention my hometown❤ Fun fact: 'Scheveningen' used to be a codeword during the war, because only dutch people can say it properly :)
When creating these engine movies, it would be great to locate an intriguing pair of games and highlight the varied approaches of the engines in that position. For example, the majority of engine wins result from opening "blunders" before they play. So, instead of just presenting a spectacular win, it would be interesting to see why the other engine was unable to convert the similar position. I think this might be a very great video.
The last game is amazing. I love the concept of “relative value”. It’s such an advanced concept that humans, top players, seldom dare to apply unless it’s obvious. But foreseeing such things in the middle game is something that defies all the theoretical foundations that guide people through their decision making processes .Id love to see some theory on that!
I don't know what happened man, but I started at about 600 ELO, though I am quick thinker and alway was geometrical thinker, so I was frustrated And a week ago I decided to go 800 (I was 700 at a time), and now I'm 7 points to 900 The weirdest thing is, I play better watching Levy, not even analyzing, just being inspired and stimulated, my brain thinks different. If I don't watch I feel like trash, terrible openings, I don't know how to respond. When I watch, I feel like an absolute beast seeing every move, every trick. Thank you Levy, I don't know how, but you helped and continue to help In my head sometimes some random moves and positions take place and there is a voice saying random square coordinates, that have nothing to do with actual piece placements, but this too somehow helps, just hearing pawn to e5, even though I have no clue where e5 is until I count Edit, 900 even!
I watch you every day when I finish work, I've been so obsessed that I've convinced 6 of my other friends to play and now we have weekly chess tournaments in the apartment. Thank you 😁
Watching this, I'm reminded of the 2005 Anand-Topalov game with fantastic tactics that ended in a draw, which Kramnik referred to as "23rd Century Chess".
Levy, wish I could give more details, alas I cannot, except this … Magnus played a game against a Polish GM, opened with the redonculous G4, followed by more disrespectful shenanigans, and beat him in something like 15 moves. If you’ve not seen, even with so little info, I’m thinking it’s easy to find, and you’ll enjoy;)
Stockfish 17 wins at least 80-20 against Stockfish 8 (~60 wins ~40 draws 0 losses depending on your hardware) with the starting position Yet people still think AlphaZero is still better because it beat Stockfish 8 64-36 (28 wins 72 draws 0 losses) 6 years ago while it was running on Google's supercomputer while Stockfish 8 was on a laptop...
@ a lot of casual chess fans still think AlphaZero is strongest because it beat Stockfish, (they don’t know/care that there’s different versions) The current best chess engine as well as never losing a full match (because it only ever played 2 full matches and both against Stockfish 8…)
@@futuriser367 alpha zero never was stronger than even stockfish 8, alphazero just had the better hardware. one of the biggest scams in history, and yes, it's sad how many people still think alpha zero is the best chess engine. current stockfish would mop the floor with it like 100-0.
@@thuroria7631AlphaZero definitely had a hardware advantage, but it didn’t play the same way a 250 core Stockfish 8 would’ve played. It played much more intuitively and had a deep understanding of piece play and positional advantages due to the novel idea of using deep neural networks rather than just hand-crafted values. It is like current day Leela, which would never had existed if DeepMind never released the AlphaZero paper. AlphaZero opened a huge door for possibilities which was taken into the hands of hobbyists like us.
@@thuroria7631AlphaZero definitely had a hardware advantage, but not in the same way a 250 core Stockfish 8 would’ve had. The approach of using neural networks rather than hand-crafted evaluations to determine chess positions began with AlphaZero. Sure, the games were cherry-picked (although not nearly as bad in 2018), but the discoveries made by A0 are still being used today by Stockfish and Leela today.
I've been out with a leg injury for a few days and have been playing chess with my daughter and watching your videos. I haven't played in about 15 years since my friend whom I played with died. Thank you for the inspiration and cool content, I forgot how much fun chess is.
I would love to see an eval bar on both sides of what each bot evaluates positions as instead of browser stockfish. Probably not possible, but it would be really cool.
Hi Levy. Thank you for being so entertaining. In the commercial, the owl concludes "3 licks." But he really only licked twice. The third lick was a "bite all the way through to the center." The point is that you can never know how many licks it takes to get to the center because no one can keep from biting through. :)
Maybe you could show 2 games from the same position and show the difference of playstyle and how the game went on both sides? It would be a good comparison of how the bots think on the same position
When doing these engine videos, one thing that would be very cool is to find an interesting pair of games, and show the different aproachs of the engines on that position. Like, most of engine wins comes from opening "blunders" before they play. So instead of just showing an amazing win, could be cool to show why the other engine wasn't able to convert the same position. I think this could be a realy cool video
Completely agree. I guess I could just look up the positions they both win, or seeing where Leela went wrong where stockfish went right, but it would make for something interesting. At least for me.
My System was the first book I ever bought to learn chess. I think you HAVE to include Nimzovitch in the conversation about GOAT when you talk about it because of the way he changed the game. Granted he couldn't beat Fishcher, Kasparov or Carlson, but men stood upon Nimzovitch's shoulders until computers came around.
I forgot the exact term for it, but what I love most about chess bots competing against each other is they are not allowed to "think" during the opposing bot's turn. Just imagine if we could enforce such a rule in human chess! haha
The name of term is ponder. Right now, in tcec Stackfish and leela are playing with ponder on (its just a bonus). It's called Altisufi (Alt Superfinal ponder bonus).
Hey Levy Appreciate you making these kind of videos, Can you please make a deep calculation video because im really struggling with visualization past move 3 or 4 ❤ Thanks for all
you mentioned to let us know about the sound: usually i say i like this type of mic sound, but in my opinion a sound this dry needs some support with like music in the background or something. however the lack of sound is pretty helpful to paying attention to the lot of info you're trying to bring in my opinion too. So a little more reverb in my opinion (not too much) might be more helpful. hope it helps :)
Levy is the only person to milk a fish
yea, and put his stock on it
There is actually an indian tribe that makes milk from tuna fish.
So what is it,some kind of stockfish?
@@Angus_Rock_Me when I see the stock photo of a fish
Milking a bull did not work out so he downsized.
5:35 My father used to play chess with me when I was a young boy. He passed away when I was a teen. Fast forward to today and I'm 29 years old teaching my son how to play chess with the GothamChess chess board. One other little thing that makes me feel closer to my father. Thanks for the content Levy.
Aw.. I'm just 25 and i have a dream to one day have a son and i can't wait to teach him chess..
Same@@MrSirBoastAlot
you are living every chess players dream
I bought a Gotham Chess chess set at Walmart.
You know, just in case I decide to open a chess cafe... 😁
U.S.M.C. and chess! ... My father was a U.S.M.C. WWII vet. 1945-51. He bought a chess set to play while in the marines. The thought of Marine buddies playing chess.... I would sure like to see the moves. Later he married and had 3 boys. He taught my brothers and me to play chess with that set in the 1960's. He didn't like playing us kids once we got better then him! But he still had fun playing until he passed away in 2012. Now at age 65 I still enjoy chess for fun too, but my oldest brother was a star player in a jr. high school chess team. That team won the MN state title in the 1970's.
Last video: stockfish gets embarrassed
This video: stockfish embarrasses every bot
Hey, at least he didn't use Magnus in the title.
Stockfish reaches 5000 elo*
now the title is "Stockfish Reaches 5000 ELO!!!!"
now he changes the title
He changed the title lmao
And i was here to witness it
8:48 "here stockfish sacrifices: ᵗʰᵉ ʳᵒᵒᵏ"
😢
Shame on Levi
Gotta be the least impressive rook sacrifice ever done.
18:12. Answer 3.
Dumbledore said calmly
I cant help but notice 3683 is not 5000.
I was wondering about that too. I thought maybe this was some kind of "newer math".
He is using base 9.
what do you mean? @@ianstopher9111
@@ianstopher9111 Genius
It's performance rating
79% comments: milk
10% comments: yap
10% comments: never fails
1% normal
0.0001%: %'s
i genuinely hate levy's comment section, "levy will never get tired of milking magnus" 🤖🤖
@@tristansnow0000.1%:%%'s
@@SilaenNaseRebornAt least we now know that chess is not a game exclusively for smart people 😅
@@SilaenNaseReborn it wasn't like this 1-2 years ago though...
As an Estonian, thank you Levy for taking your time to look up where Paul Keres is from. Getting mistaken for a finnish is a crime here
anddd then he went on to call finland a baltic country which i find hilarious as a finn lol
Browser Stockfish evaluating the precision of actual Stockfish is like using a school ruler to measure the precision of a laser measurement 😅
Brilliant analogy!
good analogy
Ruler measurement is more accurate
I don't think its much better... when I give arena stockfish time to think vs browser stockfish instant moves it still just draws cant beat itself
@@eyeofhorus1301brcuz they will always go for drawish openings, if you choose a sharp opening they wont draw as musch
8:47 that was the calmest "the rook" Ive ever heard, has levy finally been taking his meds?
If that‘s your humour than it‘s quite weird NGL
@@xixo4798womp womp
Was abt to comment that first bit😂
He does the same impression of “the rook” when someone has sacrificed their rook but still is losing
*, then
what I love about stockfish's play style is that almost every game is like "me attack king" no matter what. Oftentimes it even just leaves its own king in the middle and starts an attack on the enemy king on like move 8 or something. in general, it doesn't value maintaining a pristine castled position for its own king very much at all. for it, "king safety" is "opponent too busy trying to keep their own king safe to have the time to attack mine."
@@thuroria7631 Yeah it's beautiful to witness, but basically impossible for a human to pull off because you're basically having to rely on calculating every potential attack on your king, ruling every variation out, and you have to do it with perfect accuracy or your position falls apart
That is so oversimplified. It does not just attack the king. It takes spacce, entombs enemy pieces. Builds up light/dark square control. Pushes on whatever side is advantageous. It just finds the best approach to a position. To say it just attacks kings.. Is such a misunderstanding. Because that is only very small part of what it does. First there needs to be some sort of advantage. Like fixing the opponents bishop behind their own pawns, stopping a rook from joining the game, sacrificing a pawn to create total control over important files with a bishop.. There is unending complexity to stockfish ideas. Some resolve around material, counter attacks, creating past pawns. Sometimes to win material, sometimes to force promotions.
Its nn evaluation favors tactical opportunities more, and it calculates better. It's known to have a more tactical style compared to other engines
@@Jartran72 nigga ofcourse it is
Yapping stops at 2:11
Actually when vid ends the yap ends
Top chess yapper
2:20
I would love to see a chess bot designed to play only the most stylish moves
Mittens
Look at the Patricia engine games. Crazy attacks
@@ToasterLi tyty
I'm cooking a _devious_ engine rn. It loves sacrifices and gambits and it's so fun to loose against XD
There is a bot that way. It plays for tricks and is aggressive too
Levy: Average watch time for these videos is like 12 mins
Me Getting ready to leave as he said that: O.O
I felt guilty and stuck around for a few minutes longer but yeah, lmao
@@xkollx fr
I just realized how impressive it is that Levy always records in only one take.
for some creators making a video is an entire weeks work
yes and it's very appealing. many other content creators you can see their videos consist of 2-second or 3-second cuts and it's, at least to me, very offputting. A lack of confidence. If you mess up, leave it in or record the whole thing again from the beginning. Can't stand frankenstein content.
I just had my grandfather’s burial today, he passed away on New Years. Your condolences at 5:28 hit different and i hope you know it made me feel a bit better about everything so thank you.
I’m sorry for your loss. May this be a peaceful and pleasant year for you
Godspeed old man, Godspeed :) Hope you have great memories with the old man. Lost both mine over 20 years ago. My Mom and I lived in a 4 bedroom 2 story house with them growing up. I miss them still. Sadly they were in their 80’s when I was a teen. I regret not learning more from Pops since he was a WW2 Vet. I joined the Army years after he passed. I really wish we could have shared war stories but I was just a punk teen before he passed so I got no old timer wisdom from his experience in WW2 or the Great Depression.
You hear stories about AI replacing people's partners and now we see it happening in front of our eyes with Stockfish replacing Magnus... 😭 Crazy times
🤣🤣🤣🤣
"Without further ado..."
Goes on to discuss merch sales, then Chessly home courses, then his microphone settings... 😂
1:12 is that Luigi? We’ve found Mario’s brother!
Three videos of not milking Magnus. Im impressed
Bros milking either magnus or stockfish
Levy's Mount Rushmore is Magnus, Hikaru, Hans, and Stockfish, so it's no surprise.
Epic comment sack!!
He giving Magnus a break because Magnus just got married. To Nepo
Magnus secretly telling stockfish what moves to play
Ooops 12:17. I watched 17 seconds too long! I’m out.
Same
I realised it takes me 12:24 to finish a meal. As I finished he said it just before I quit
😂😂
Eversince I heard about the Scheveningen-variation of the sicilian, I have been waiting for Levy to mention my hometown❤
Fun fact:
'Scheveningen' used to be a codeword during the war, because only dutch people can say it properly :)
Another fun fact: a word used this way is what is known as a "shibboleth". Linguistics is fun!
The real TIL is in the comments. I bet Audrey Hepburn got it right.
... and Flemish people
Duurde echt een minuut voordat ik begreep dat hij “scheveningen” aan het zeggen was
@@yannickvanlaatum7914I think it's so funny that I can read this sentence as a German
Yappin stops at 2:10
Bro keeps talking😭
When creating these engine movies, it would be great to locate an intriguing pair of games and highlight the varied approaches of the engines in that position. For example, the majority of engine wins result from opening "blunders" before they play. So, instead of just presenting a spectacular win, it would be interesting to see why the other engine was unable to convert the similar position. I think this might be a very great video.
did you just make a serious comment on a thirst trap bot account ?
@@Yorshslp no he copied a comment
@@Yorshslp they either got hacked after the comment or are ai generating a comment or copying other's comments
The last game is amazing. I love the concept of “relative value”. It’s such an advanced concept that humans, top players, seldom dare to apply unless it’s obvious. But foreseeing such things in the middle game is something that defies all the theoretical foundations that guide people through their decision making processes .Id love to see some theory on that!
how chess youtubers represent chess engines in thumbnails is always hilarious to me
I don't know what happened man, but I started at about 600 ELO, though I am quick thinker and alway was geometrical thinker, so I was frustrated
And a week ago I decided to go 800 (I was 700 at a time), and now I'm 7 points to 900
The weirdest thing is, I play better watching Levy, not even analyzing, just being inspired and stimulated, my brain thinks different. If I don't watch I feel like trash, terrible openings, I don't know how to respond. When I watch, I feel like an absolute beast seeing every move, every trick.
Thank you Levy, I don't know how, but you helped and continue to help
In my head sometimes some random moves and positions take place and there is a voice saying random square coordinates, that have nothing to do with actual piece placements, but this too somehow helps, just hearing pawn to e5, even though I have no clue where e5 is until I count
Edit, 900 even!
I love how diverse he is with sports. Talking about basketball, tennis, chess just makes the experience so much more fun
I watch you every day when I finish work, I've been so obsessed that I've convinced 6 of my other friends to play and now we have weekly chess tournaments in the apartment. Thank you 😁
10:56 in hikarus voice “what is a3?”
"cherish your loved ones while they're still here (unless they play the london)"
It's called the Londonstan now.
@@AlTarif huh
Moscow on the Thames
Watching this, I'm reminded of the 2005 Anand-Topalov game with fantastic tactics that ended in a draw, which Kramnik referred to as "23rd Century Chess".
Levy, wish I could give more details, alas I cannot, except this … Magnus played a game against a Polish GM, opened with the redonculous G4, followed by more disrespectful shenanigans, and beat him in something like 15 moves. If you’ve not seen, even with so little info, I’m thinking it’s easy to find, and you’ll enjoy;)
5:29 Thank you for your words Levy because my grandma literally passed away today💜
lol bad timing 🤣🤣🤣
My deepest condolences to you and your family 💜
Bro you cant laugh at someone dying @@hsbdbsjsjebbdbsbsb370
Mine passed away yesterday, pretty crazy timing coming to watch a chess video. Wishing you and your family well
Wish you the same @bigmoose1439, not the best at comforting so I make your words mine aswell
Stockfish 17 wins at least 80-20 against Stockfish 8 (~60 wins ~40 draws 0 losses depending on your hardware) with the starting position
Yet people still think AlphaZero is still better because it beat Stockfish 8 64-36 (28 wins 72 draws 0 losses) 6 years ago while it was running on Google's supercomputer while Stockfish 8 was on a laptop...
who tf thinks that??
@ a lot of casual chess fans still think AlphaZero is strongest because it beat Stockfish, (they don’t know/care that there’s different versions)
The current best chess engine as well as never losing a full match (because it only ever played 2 full matches and both against Stockfish 8…)
@@futuriser367
alpha zero never was stronger than even stockfish 8, alphazero just had the better hardware.
one of the biggest scams in history, and yes, it's sad how many people still think alpha zero is the best chess engine. current stockfish would mop the floor with it like 100-0.
@@thuroria7631AlphaZero definitely had a hardware advantage, but it didn’t play the same way a 250 core Stockfish 8 would’ve played. It played much more intuitively and had a deep understanding of piece play and positional advantages due to the novel idea of using deep neural networks rather than just hand-crafted values. It is like current day Leela, which would never had existed if DeepMind never released the AlphaZero paper. AlphaZero opened a huge door for possibilities which was taken into the hands of hobbyists like us.
@@thuroria7631AlphaZero definitely had a hardware advantage, but not in the same way a 250 core Stockfish 8 would’ve had. The approach of using neural networks rather than hand-crafted evaluations to determine chess positions began with AlphaZero. Sure, the games were cherry-picked (although not nearly as bad in 2018), but the discoveries made by A0 are still being used today by Stockfish and Leela today.
this is the stockfish milking era
Yessir 🔥
Yeahhh!
Kramnik watching these engines play: “interesting…”
It's nice that chess is one of the only games where being called a bot is a compliment more than an insult
worstfish
I've been out with a leg injury for a few days and have been playing chess with my daughter and watching your videos. I haven't played in about 15 years since my friend whom I played with died. Thank you for the inspiration and cool content, I forgot how much fun chess is.
5:26 bro nearly brought me to tears crying and then laughing
I would love to see an eval bar on both sides of what each bot evaluates positions as instead of browser stockfish. Probably not possible, but it would be really cool.
I like the idea that Leela can see the standard Stockfish eval bar, but Stockfish is lying
if you watch the games live you have both eval bars
22:25 You good bro? 😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂
13:40 i love these off script rants, it reminds us all that we are watching a normal guy and not just a youtuber milking fish ❤
Here is a silence 30 years old from Europe watching all your videos finally talking. Levy, your videos about engines are the best by far. Keep going
5:34 I used to play chess with my grandfather, unfortunately I no longer have any remaining grandparents at 22 thank you for the condolences 🙏
Original title: Stockfish reaches 5000 elo
Yap ends in: 2:10
🤖
Yap ends at 26:57
Yap begins in: 2:10
Skip Intro 2:10
At 12:14 I was literally getting ready to leave thanks for calling me out 😂
5:34 he just went from chess to giving family advice in like 30 seconds
To then following up with "now is where we get real freaky"
These bot videos are the best. Always down for more
13:45 as an estonian, i say close enough
Hi Levy. Thank you for being so entertaining. In the commercial, the owl concludes "3 licks." But he really only licked twice. The third lick was a "bite all the way through to the center." The point is that you can never know how many licks it takes to get to the center because no one can keep from biting through. :)
Great video!! Keep it up
The sound of this video is hella majestic its music to my ears
9:16 levy gets “excited” here
>X3
Maybe you could show 2 games from the same position and show the difference of playstyle and how the game went on both sides? It would be a good comparison of how the bots think on the same position
Levy shattering windows like a cop with a sovereign citizen driver
The computers be giving Levy some real good content...love these back-and-forth chess games with engines sparring each other.
18:12 ok unc
I love how the highest lvl of AI chess starts to resemble the average 1000 elo bullet chess :D
When doing these engine videos, one thing that would be very cool is to find an interesting pair of games, and show the different aproachs of the engines on that position. Like, most of engine wins comes from opening "blunders" before they play. So instead of just showing an amazing win, could be cool to show why the other engine wasn't able to convert the same position. I think this could be a realy cool video
Absolutely agree with that. The defensive draw he analyzed in the last video was just as aesthetic as the wins
W comment, agree 100%
Completely agree. I guess I could just look up the positions they both win, or seeing where Leela went wrong where stockfish went right, but it would make for something interesting. At least for me.
The Cleveland Cavs are currently actually 10 games better than that 21-4 mark
levy calculation at 7:42 is super gm level, control your nerves levy be a gm i believe
Google Hikaru calculation
@thebcwonder4850 🤓☝️
13:55 average watchtime is 12 minutes because thats usually where you start the mid-video rant😂 love the video tho
"unless they play the london cut them off" lmaooooooooo
mic is good btw
My System was the first book I ever bought to learn chess. I think you HAVE to include Nimzovitch in the conversation about GOAT when you talk about it because of the way he changed the game. Granted he couldn't beat Fishcher, Kasparov or Carlson, but men stood upon Nimzovitch's shoulders until computers came around.
I forgot the exact term for it, but what I love most about chess bots competing against each other is they are not allowed to "think" during the opposing bot's turn. Just imagine if we could enforce such a rule in human chess! haha
The name of term is ponder. Right now, in tcec Stackfish and leela are playing with ponder on (its just a bonus).
It's called Altisufi (Alt Superfinal ponder bonus).
Would be interesting to see how weak a player could be to match the strength of a 2700 GM playing 30 second hyper blitz.
2500 with 2 hours?
2400?
Pondering is the term.
Pondering is an option, but not every engine supports it
@emilyscloset2648 lol no. 2700 vs 2400 is maybe 1 min vs 5 min difference at best
Love to see that levy knows Keres, made my day so much better, love you❤
8:51 I am disappointed
07:50 Great coverage. After Bh6 there is Rxh6. My Stockfish suggests this move.
Levy can you honor GM Dr. Robert Hübner who died yesterday?
05:41 Unless they play the London!! 😭😭🤣🤣🤣🤣
8:47 nah i didn't wait the whole video to say it like that remember the passion gotham saying "THE ROOK!!!!!!!!!!!!!"
Original Title - "Stokfish Embarrassing Every Chess Bot"
Sound is pretty good here, i like the noise gate much better than in previous videos
I can never tell at the beginning if the video isn’t loading or Levy is just staring into my soul
Levy’s goated at pairing bots together to fight to the death
He is not pairing the bots, he just looks at the games and shows them to us
@ still technically pairing
@@Oscar-u2v it's TCEC who makes the tournament
sound was quite crisp today
Bro is milking Stockfish now.. It ain't even a mammal!
12:40 Magnus Carlsen mentioned
Stockfish could embarrass you too, bot.
Ok?
So?
I just love the ironman reference with stockfish everytime on the thumbnail
levy is now milking stockfish 💀
0:42 how kramnik sees title Tuesday
Love how the face cam focused on the mic
Keep going man I appreciate what you're doing. ❤
The bishop vs rook maneuvers.. Insane stockfish. It is so inhuman but perfect.
8:45 that was so smooth!
Hey Levy Appreciate you making these kind of videos, Can you please make a deep calculation video because im really struggling with visualization past move 3 or 4 ❤ Thanks for all
Bold of Levy to try and milk a fish now that he can’t milk Magnus
First time Ive managed to watch a video before title change, absolutly amazing. Also great video, I always watch em all the way through, just for Levy
10:14 "Stockfish again plays the best move" Absolutely shocking. Didn't think stockfish could do that.
Hey levy never stop making your videos. I grew up on your videos, you are my childhood. Blessings on your life!
These Engine videos are so dope bro
can we appreciate how casually funny levy is. I love it
stockfish played best move according to stockfish
you mentioned to let us know about the sound:
usually i say i like this type of mic sound, but in my opinion a sound this dry needs some support with like music in the background or something. however the lack of sound is pretty helpful to paying attention to the lot of info you're trying to bring in my opinion too. So a little more reverb in my opinion (not too much) might be more helpful.
hope it helps :)
The sound was great, the Chessly hoodie is great, the video was great. Awesome stuff.
Well well well, how the turntables....
Basically, playing at 5000 ELO is like playing 500 ELO except you win.