My only brilliant move I had was when I was losing so astronomically bad but moved my queen where it forced a repeat draw The game was like "brilliant he didn't lose."
I had a similar situation. The game didn't give me a brilliant, but I turned a losing situation into a draw, then the opponent tried to get cheeky to get out of it and got checkmated.
My only brilliant move was my king escaping a check, in a game in which I later resigned from a completely winning position because I incorrectly thought I was getting mated
I got a brilliant move today and I guess I didn't realize how rare that is. I'm not even 1200 in rapid on a consistent basis and I don't run the analysis on very many games but I was quite surprised to see the blue! (It was just using a pin to get a bishop and I of course lost all advantage by making a mistake on the next move. But hey, I won in the end!)
So it's brilliant because that queen move hangs your queen to Knight check discovery, but even further past that it's winning for white Since you didn't see that the move should lose your queen, and your opponent didn't see he wins the queen either, I'm not sure this counts haha, gg on the win
That isn't what happened, NL hung the queen the move before the brilliant move. If his opponent saw it, NL's queen was dead no matter what. The sensible move afterwards is taking the pawn with discovered check, losing his queen for the opponent's knight, bishop, and initiative in return. The reason NL's move was a brilliant move is because it sacs the queen and requires a very specific set of difficult to find moves, including 2 sacrifices, to make it not wasted. Opponent didn't see the queen was hanging so we didn't see it play out, but no chance NL would have seen the 6-8 move follow up with 2 sacrifices (he even is surprised by the suggestion in the analysis), so it would be a bad move because he would have lost the queen for little in return if the opponent saw Nc4.
@@zesst8417 actually to enjoy NL videos u must have a very high iq and without a solid grasp of quantum physics most of his joke would just get over your head....
Thats really brilliant technically but you must also see the follow up. He was losing his queen anyway so seeing that insted of giving queen on a4 give it on a5 except he played as he didnt see any other move but the follow up is what considered brilliant and this is starting of that follow up
Did you even watch the video? The queen was gonna get captured immideately in every position, NL chose the only one that could potentially win the queen back.
For those who don't know brilliant moves are moves the computer glosses over, thinks are bad but when you play them. its forced to go to further analysis and sees that its good. What im saying is 90 percent of the brilliant moves are not that good because most people don't see the line that the computer does
@@bobskinny361 that is completely wrong. The computer does not miss moves that simple. Its eval function would probably call that the best move at a depth of 3, much less 20. It has to do with the relative eval of the best and second best move, basically, if you dont play X move, your position evaluates drastically lower than if you did. And maybe they have some additional algorithm which attempts to determine how "difficult to spot" a move is, which is obviously not working as intended lol.
@@thoop6795 your ? is flipped not only vertically, but also horizontally, unlike everything else. Also, letters should be higher, though it is, probably, impossible.
The fact he thought it was going to be a queen trap after he lost his queen but in reality if that line that he showed was played he (opponent) didn't have to take the pawn and trap his queen
Qd8 is still winning for him(+0.9 per stockfish) and seeing how much opponent loved to leave his pieces under attack, black would definitely capture the pawn instead of moving back.
@@etopowertwon I doubt it. Players at that level are usually able to see straightforward traps like that. Even the thought of capturing the pawn surrounded by enemy pieces deep inside the opponent's territory in a closed game should be uncomfortable for them.
@@frederickschulze8014 It's just 3 active pieces for the queen, which is good for White as Black's entire kingside is passive and the king is not castled.
@@elijahagustino3605 but who made the previous moves leading up to that moment?? 🥚 it was an absolute mastermind, 17 move build up that not even magnus could see coming. he calculated that from the very start
@@elijahagustino3605 Only if you didn't see it lost you your queen. When he played it I thought for sure that he blundered and should have taken the knight in a desperado sacrifice, as the queen was trapped. The point of the brilliancy is that at a low enough depth, it's actually not the best move.
well brilliant moves usually require you to play out a specific line 3-5 moves down and if you dont then you usually lose on the spot since the position was so volatile. you have to play it perfectly.
I swear the engine gives out brilliant moves to the most random moves. I moved my king once to attack a pawn in an endgame and it considerd it brilliant. Anyways, congratulations
@@mightycannon1512 This isnt how the engine considers briliant moves. The engine says a move is brilliant if every other move makes you lose or diminish your points a lot and you makes the only one fine. So, on this video you see, if he makes any move that isnt moving the Queen, he loses on spot, so that's why moving the Queen is "brilliant", the move maintains he on the game. Probably on the other guy game, the King moving was the only move that didnt lose. Of course, it's not how we humans use the word "brilliant", but for an AI of chess, you found the only one possibility that's so above the others, maybe you're a great player!
@@eulermachado3968 that's not a brilliant move that can just be best move in the position. Brilliant move happens when the engine dropped the analysis on the move known as pruning because it was losing to it and only after the move was made the engine realizes it was better than what It was recommending.
I think it has something to do with a move that sets you up in a winning position or is very good but it isn’t obvious why. Like I’ve seen one where you coulda taken and won material but by not taking and instead doing something else first, you can win significantly more material in the future
@@freemanmoser2829 basically brilliant moves are mistakes by the engine which were execellent after you played the move so Yeaits Kinda like you found it before comp could od
Correct me if wrong but a brilliant move is a move that the engine discarded with the depth it read initially but after you play it it reads deeper and agrees its best.
Everyone is making fun of the engine for calling it a brilliant move, but if you follow the different lines that can happen you always end up either winning their queen back or checkmating them
I got a brilliant move on my first ever game of chess, when i was playing against 600 elo bot. Probably the definition of beginners luck considering that game was a draw :D
I’m 1100ish rated and I’ve had 3 brilliants in my career which I feel is likely high, but I’ve never even been close to understanding the line they thought I was thinking when they awarded me
@@patstaysuckafreeboss8006 Nc4 is check, discovering an attack on the white queen by the black queen. After white takes the knight, black queen takes queen, and I am not able to see a way for white to trap the black queen on a5.
Don't know why he doesn't just follow the line that the analysis literally gives him to show him how it's supposed to work out... Just fiddles around a bit, (doesn't come close) and then moves on with his day lol...
holy shit this did not click at all that its northern lion until I looked at the channel. good to see him again. was wondering why this chess vid was so entertaining
The reason it is marked as a brilliant move is because the engine thought he purposefully blundered his queen into a position where it was trapped a few moves earlier to get into this line that the engine itself did not even consider, and not because the move itself is better than just giving it up to the knight.
8:23 corrige me if I’ m wrong but after Qa5, black can do Nc4+, then you have to moove you’r king or take with b3xc4 and it’s black to moove... just take the queen with the queen
got it twice , first was a rook move that forced a draw as i was about to get mated ,the second was the time i had just learn the greek gift and i managed to apply it in a match. The brilliant move was the bishop sacrifice to start the sequence
That queen brilliant move was so beautiful, there was literally no way for black to come out of that without losing something unless he finds the one good move
There are a lot of lines and if Black plays the better ones, they end up ahead on material but the H8 rook is still stuck. I think if the Black Queen retreats, it hangs a Bishop, while the Queen trap line trades down lots of stuff. White still goes from way behind to even in the evaluation. The actual response was that really bad pawn capture that threw the game.
i’m case anyone confused, a move is “brilliant” if the player plays the best move, but the engine doesn’t realize why it is the best move until it analyzes a winning move sequence after the move is played. this may mean that you played a move that genuinely was outside of the box, or the computer just didn’t see a certain winning move sequence until after the move was played. it is wiser to listen to chess experts on whether a move is “brilliant” or not in cases like this, and not the computer. because a queen sacrifice mate in 13 is brillant, but to the computer it’s just the best move.
Oi NL, at 11:06 you had Bc7 and then you win on spot with the mother of all pins. (Queen can't capture because pinned. Bishop can't capture because pinned. Next move you capture his bishop on D8, followed by winning his rook, and the game :) Edit: it's defendable. Engine recommends a similar idea with bg7, putting pressure on Black's dark squared bishop, if he advances the f pawn, you can even sac your bishop because there's a forced mate in 5 xD it's a great line.
I had a brilliant move today aswell suprsingly early on in the game. I really did not expect it to be a brilliant move as it seems pretty straightforward Im playing as Black and this is the sequence that transpired: E4, C5, D4, CxD4, QxD4, NC6, QC3, NF6 Now the white player went E5 threatening my Knight, ignore this and simply play E6. My opponent took my knight with his pawn ExF3, and this is where I played Bb4, pinning the queen with protection from my other knight. There is no way for White to keep his queen. This works fairly well on new players
39 seconds in and I've played this same opening numerous times and I've never seen anyone else play it. I saw it in a video about the Queen's Gambit and different lines. I'll also play d4 then Nf3 before c4 to prevent the albin counter-gambit
I had my first brilliant move this morning, it involved moving a knight over and eventually pinning the enemy queen, but even it it had been a bit goofy like this one I'd have been psyched. There's just something cool about beating a robot.
My only brilliant move I had was when I was losing so astronomically bad but moved my queen where it forced a repeat draw The game was like "brilliant he didn't lose."
I had a similar situation. The game didn't give me a brilliant, but I turned a losing situation into a draw, then the opponent tried to get cheeky to get out of it and got checkmated.
My only brilliant move was my king escaping a check, in a game in which I later resigned from a completely winning position because I incorrectly thought I was getting mated
@@keycapslapper7080 been there, i thought i lost my knight with a queen check so i resigned but i could have just blocked with my knight
@@UnsBeams Why Levy says DONT RESIGN
I got a brilliant move today and I guess I didn't realize how rare that is. I'm not even 1200 in rapid on a consistent basis and I don't run the analysis on very many games but I was quite surprised to see the blue!
(It was just using a pin to get a bishop and I of course lost all advantage by making a mistake on the next move. But hey, I won in the end!)
The queen: has 2 squeres, 1 atacked by enemy pieces , 1 safe , guy chooses safe , engine : BRILLIANT
A5 was unsafe too because of Nc4 bc Ha5
So it's brilliant because that queen move hangs your queen to Knight check discovery, but even further past that it's winning for white
Since you didn't see that the move should lose your queen, and your opponent didn't see he wins the queen either, I'm not sure this counts haha, gg on the win
@@AquaticSkipper its like trapping the enemy queen behind the guise of blundering your own queen
its brilliant beacause ur queen is trapped, and a logical move would be to trade the trapped queen for some minor pices
@@RedzeeTV “OH NO MY QUEEN”
if I ever get a brilliant move I won't even figure out why
I got one as a 900, I still don't know why it's even the correct play :(
i saw vid of a kid capturing a bishop with a pawn and it gave him a brilliant move. idk if it works as intended tbh
getting a brilliant move is usually just luck, its a move thats better than the engine thought it was
got a brilliant for moving a pon in end game, like bro I didn't think their were any other moves
I got one for what would look like the most obvious move for anyone
NL: doesn't hang the queen
Engine: HOLY SHIT THATS BRILLIANT
I mean, it is probably is just by comparison with other players
That isn't what happened, NL hung the queen the move before the brilliant move. If his opponent saw it, NL's queen was dead no matter what. The sensible move afterwards is taking the pawn with discovered check, losing his queen for the opponent's knight, bishop, and initiative in return. The reason NL's move was a brilliant move is because it sacs the queen and requires a very specific set of difficult to find moves, including 2 sacrifices, to make it not wasted. Opponent didn't see the queen was hanging so we didn't see it play out, but no chance NL would have seen the 6-8 move follow up with 2 sacrifices (he even is surprised by the suggestion in the analysis), so it would be a bad move because he would have lost the queen for little in return if the opponent saw Nc4.
@@zesst8417 actually to enjoy NL videos u must have a very high iq and without a solid grasp of quantum physics most of his joke would just get over your head....
I think it just recognizes every move sucks except 1. And that move isnt a capture
He did hang the queen btw. Had his opponent played knight to c4 check you win the queen on the following move
8:20 for the brilliant move.
14:48 for analysis.
Thanks man. I appreciate your service.
@Move_I_Got_This It's AI, I've seen taking a free piece listed as brilliant before
@Move_I_Got_This NOT very pog I am sorry
question, when he says he's hoping it's the "bong cloud" move, what the heck is he referring to?
@@alex_demote he moved his king up at some point in this game rather than castling
His forehead expanded by a mile when he saw he made the brilliant move
He's a Canadian it's kilometres up here eh
It shone brighter than ever before
@@Blingdung oh yeah you're right, it expanded by 1,609 kilometer
@@meneertje25 1.609 KM.
A decimal point, not a comma. But nice.
@@FlippityFloppittyFlom depends, I believe Spain uses them the other way around
That shock at 14:01
The tentative look at 14:03
Followed by the sheer delight of 14:08
Such a wholesome rollercoaster of emotion in such a small time
if only it was the cloud though...I could have been in RUclips rewind....
I dont understand, i am 700 elo, got back to chess recently and got a brilliant move as well, are those really rare?
@Orxan Mammadov its considered a brillant moove sometimes if you only have one legal moove and you do it
@@Awwtn No, it's because you "found" a line the computer didnt see. In reality (most cases) you didnt see it though, you just stumbled upon it.
NL: I'll move my threatened Queen to the only place where she can't be taken immediately.
Engine: That's brilliant!!
😂
Thats really brilliant technically but you must also see the follow up. He was losing his queen anyway so seeing that insted of giving queen on a4 give it on a5 except he played as he didnt see any other move but the follow up is what considered brilliant and this is starting of that follow up
Did you even watch the video? The queen was gonna get captured immideately in every position, NL chose the only one that could potentially win the queen back.
@@rayan-xg5kw that’s what he’s saying. It was the only move so it’s ironic
NL's first brilliant move, that's rojo caliente
For those who don't know brilliant moves are moves the computer glosses over, thinks are bad but when you play them. its forced to go to further analysis and sees that its good. What im saying is 90 percent of the brilliant moves are not that good because most people don't see the line that the computer does
U seriously misunderstand computers ans computers analisys.
U Can find really good videos on the subject that ll proove u wrong !
@@bobskinny361 that is completely wrong. The computer does not miss moves that simple. Its eval function would probably call that the best move at a depth of 3, much less 20. It has to do with the relative eval of the best and second best move, basically, if you dont play X move, your position evaluates drastically lower than if you did. And maybe they have some additional algorithm which attempts to determine how "difficult to spot" a move is, which is obviously not working as intended lol.
1:32 This is what I call a symetrical position!
Ooh, lemme guess... is that because it's symmetrical?
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@@thoop6795wo t
@@thoop6795 your ? is flipped not only vertically, but also horizontally, unlike everything else. Also, letters should be higher, though it is, probably, impossible.
@@couldntcareless7884 Yeah you cant actually type a question mark thats only up side down
I remember my first brilliant move. I misclicked.
lol
Are you serius ? 😶😨😨
hahaha
My first brilliant move was when I was dreaming
The reason why Levy is not GM already; too much hair dude!!
he's not checkodynamic enough
Wait so Levy isn't a GM? For some reason I thought he got it recently
Magnus
@@jakubcidlik carlson
@@alonshoval6267 hikaru
"I really dont like what I've done with the place" hahahah
The fact he thought it was going to be a queen trap after he lost his queen but in reality if that line that he showed was played he (opponent) didn't have to take the pawn and trap his queen
Qd8 is still winning for him(+0.9 per stockfish) and seeing how much opponent loved to leave his pieces under attack, black would definitely capture the pawn instead of moving back.
@@etopowertwon I doubt it. Players at that level are usually able to see straightforward traps like that. Even the thought of capturing the pawn surrounded by enemy pieces deep inside the opponent's territory in a closed game should be uncomfortable for them.
I agree. It would be interesting to see what the engine actually found because I don't think it was the queen trap
@@frederickschulze8014 It's just 3 active pieces for the queen, which is good for White as Black's entire kingside is passive and the king is not castled.
@@maxkho00 you are wrong. If you follow the line then you always either win the queen or checkmate them
Every move you make is brilliant Mr. Egg
NL plays Binding of Isaac Episode 1 is a RUclips brilliancy.
Confirmed by IM GothemChess to be the ONLY MOVE a genius at chess would make! Blessed be the egg he has ascended.
I fricken love this series. LOL'd hard at "Luckily, he moved into the mate."
A brilliant move is an instant click from me. I cannot wait
@@samrangdale8971 I think the word you was looking for was.... pog?
It was the only good move
@@elijahagustino3605 but who made the previous moves leading up to that moment?? 🥚
it was an absolute mastermind, 17 move build up that not even magnus could see coming. he calculated that from the very start
@@elijahagustino3605 Only if you didn't see it lost you your queen. When he played it I thought for sure that he blundered and should have taken the knight in a desperado sacrifice, as the queen was trapped. The point of the brilliancy is that at a low enough depth, it's actually not the best move.
@@antoniosoares9273 my thoughts exactly. shows you how complicated the game is imo
NL I haven't watched you since like middle school, but being back and it feels like home. Missed your sense of humor and endless ramblings :)
"Bitter charisma" is a perfect description for what you have. Never change, NL.
Congrats on the first brilliant move!
His brain size tripled by pure power of POG
This is why you are banned from Pogchamps.
4:22 My new alarm sound on loop
And 13:19 is my text tone
I had my first brilliant move the other day.... i blundered on the next move though 😂😂
Duality of man right there
well brilliant moves usually require you to play out a specific line 3-5 moves down and if you dont then you usually lose on the spot since the position was so volatile. you have to play it perfectly.
i did the exact same thing, ive only gotten 1 brilliant move ever and it was when i was rated 570 lmao
Prolly means you did it on accident
Nope I meant to do it I just was surprised that it was a brilliant move
I swear the engine gives out brilliant moves to the most random moves. I moved my king once to attack a pawn in an endgame and it considerd it brilliant. Anyways, congratulations
Its probably cuz the move made ur king out of the game But the computer realised ur king can come back easily
@@mightycannon1512 This isnt how the engine considers briliant moves. The engine says a move is brilliant if every other move makes you lose or diminish your points a lot and you makes the only one fine. So, on this video you see, if he makes any move that isnt moving the Queen, he loses on spot, so that's why moving the Queen is "brilliant", the move maintains he on the game. Probably on the other guy game, the King moving was the only move that didnt lose. Of course, it's not how we humans use the word "brilliant", but for an AI of chess, you found the only one possibility that's so above the others, maybe you're a great player!
@@eulermachado3968 that's not a brilliant move that can just be best move in the position. Brilliant move happens when the engine dropped the analysis on the move known as pruning because it was losing to it and only after the move was made the engine realizes it was better than what It was recommending.
I think it has something to do with a move that sets you up in a winning position or is very good but it isn’t obvious why. Like I’ve seen one where you coulda taken and won material but by not taking and instead doing something else first, you can win significantly more material in the future
@@freemanmoser2829 basically brilliant moves are mistakes by the engine which were execellent after you played the move so Yeaits Kinda like you found it before comp could od
Correct me if wrong but a brilliant move is a move that the engine discarded with the depth it read initially but after you play it it reads deeper and agrees its best.
@@ethanstrudwick5284 No thats not it.The engine is not impressed if you find a obvious move,even if its the only valid one.
I always knew this guy was brilliant
It should have been a blunder.
Black Knight C4 check, pawn captures, black queen takes white queen, white resigns.
Everyone is making fun of the engine for calling it a brilliant move, but if you follow the different lines that can happen you always end up either winning their queen back or checkmating them
I got a brilliant move on my first ever game of chess, when i was playing against 600 elo bot. Probably the definition of beginners luck considering that game was a draw :D
4:22 I'd like to think me screaming "Knight c2!" at the screen helped make this happen.
I’m 1100ish rated and I’ve had 3 brilliants in my career which I feel is likely high, but I’ve never even been close to understanding the line they thought I was thinking when they awarded me
Im convinced that the brilliant calculator is broken. We've seen NL make FAR more impressive moves than freakin' Queen A5.
I cant wait for this analysis of the move !!
"Bong cloud strats" - randomly using terms, the pog era
I love the analysis at the end of each game
30:07 the salt 😂 NL murdering chat is what I love about the new format 🤣
love this guy. "Given the choice, everybody takes the bong cloud." - Northernlion 2021
8:23
If he had forked you there with the knight, you lose your queen. It was a discovered attack from black queen + a fork
not as brilliant as a subscriber stream of dark messiah of might and magic would be
He would get lost.
@@DoctorShroom but he would have so much fun kickin shit
Heeeee can't keep getting away with it.
Also the seratonin hit he musta felt seeing that blue (!!)
You got me to watch Levvy's stuff and I love it he is easy to watch and funny.
8:20 Although it is the best move, Nc4 looks like it still wins the queen. Your opponent blundered by taking the pawn.
Then c4 would’ve been taken by the pawn, right?
@@gustavoricci1619 Yes but Nc4 opens the diagonal between black's queen and white's queen. So after the knight gets taken, Qxa5 follows.
Black would've had their own queen trapped if they played that move
@@patstaysuckafreeboss8006 Nc4 is check, discovering an attack on the white queen by the black queen. After white takes the knight, black queen takes queen, and I am not able to see a way for white to trap the black queen on a5.
@@Buster_Scruggs Analyze the game. It's winning for white after Nc4+. Black queen getting trapped is unavoidable
That first game was actually pretty tense. I also breathed a sigh of relief lol
The only thing I find more entertaining than Northernlion is when Northernlion tickles himself pink.
Don't know why he doesn't just follow the line that the analysis literally gives him to show him how it's supposed to work out... Just fiddles around a bit, (doesn't come close) and then moves on with his day lol...
All in the same sentence: "And then they did this which I think is wrong nevermind".
I got my first brilliant move last week. The next move was a blunder and I lost. I couldn't play chess for 3 days...
The weakest brilliant move but a brilliant move none the less. The egg has ascended to chess godhood.
I get so stoked when you steal the pieces with the horse
"You gotta think 75 loves ahead for that". I loled. I've been waitin' for a decade for that symbol! Guess the epic queen sacrifice does it.
Chess keeps getting better and better! NL too pog for pogchamps.
This brilliant move is like finding a shiny Rattata.
Shiny gyarados*
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This is the way my friends.
I can't believe he didn't see that fork at first
holy shit this did not click at all that its northern lion until I looked at the channel. good to see him again. was wondering why this chess vid was so entertaining
"You moved your queen to the ONLY safe square?!
BRILLIANT!!"
🤣
Yooooo I need a bigger gourd! NL has been slapping some incredible content recently I just can't hack it, what a hot spicy tamales!
Me: Oh now he can just win your queen with a discovered attack...
Also me: Yet to get a brilliant move
I was waiting for a chess video, thank you sir I appreciate it
The reason it is marked as a brilliant move is because the engine thought he purposefully blundered his queen into a position where it was trapped a few moves earlier to get into this line that the engine itself did not even consider, and not because the move itself is better than just giving it up to the knight.
There's that huff again when he's proud of himself. Always fantastic.
So I was playing bullet chess and then I analysed it and found out that one of my random moves turned out to be a brilliant one lol
8:23 corrige me if I’ m wrong but after Qa5, black can do Nc4+, then you have to moove you’r king or take with b3xc4 and it’s black to moove... just take the queen with the queen
got it twice , first was a rook move that forced a draw as i was about to get mated ,the second was the time i had just learn the greek gift and i managed to apply it in a match. The brilliant move was the bishop sacrifice to start the sequence
That queen brilliant move was so beautiful, there was literally no way for black to come out of that without losing something unless he finds the one good move
Worst case scenario you lose a queen but you can capture all of the developed pieces on the white side which smooths it out a little
I just love how the queen move is both the most small brain and somehow also the most big brain move and he chose it for the wrong reason.
There are a lot of lines and if Black plays the better ones, they end up ahead on material but the H8 rook is still stuck. I think if the Black Queen retreats, it hangs a Bishop, while the Queen trap line trades down lots of stuff. White still goes from way behind to even in the evaluation.
The actual response was that really bad pawn capture that threw the game.
I also recommend Daniel Narroditsky speedrun too very educational and helped me jump from 1248 to 1732
I saw the title and _instantly_ clicked, what a pogged day.
I love how the only way to not Lose your queen gave you the brilliant icon haha
Everyone's talking about the brilliant move but not about the funny little noise NL makes at 19:43
Your avg 1500 thinking in depth and enjoying the game of chess. I'm here for all of it!
i’m case anyone confused,
a move is “brilliant” if the player plays the best move, but the engine doesn’t realize why it is the best move until it analyzes a winning move sequence after the move is played. this may mean that you played a move that genuinely was outside of the box, or the computer just didn’t see a certain winning move sequence until after the move was played.
it is wiser to listen to chess experts on whether a move is “brilliant” or not in cases like this, and not the computer. because a queen sacrifice mate in 13 is brillant, but to the computer it’s just the best move.
Yooo, that was a spicy situation, but my dude just pulls out a brilliant move and dominates...
Found this channel from Ross now I'm subbed... was a good day
Oi NL, at 11:06 you had Bc7 and then you win on spot with the mother of all pins.
(Queen can't capture because pinned.
Bishop can't capture because pinned.
Next move you capture his bishop on D8, followed by winning his rook, and the game :)
Edit: it's defendable. Engine recommends a similar idea with bg7, putting pressure on Black's dark squared bishop, if he advances the f pawn, you can even sac your bishop because there's a forced mate in 5 xD it's a great line.
I like how by the 1:50 mark all the moves so far are mirrored
My first and only brilliant move was like the only move that didn't lose, I just took a pawn with my king
It’s funny when you make brilliant moves by mistake but the best feeling is seeing the brilliant move and making it.
Wow black missed the in between check with pawn capture at 11:57. Don't know if it would have really made a difference but you can't be missing those
Bro when I was at a 900 I was put in to check and I moved my king out of chess and it marked it as a brilliant move. It was a extremely obvious move
8:23
oh God
he could've forked
then you tale his knight
but then he takws your queen
"You gotta think 75 moves ahead for that"
I lost it xD
Levy has the dark humor of a burned out high school teach also
i once propably got a brilliant move but i never look at those statistic thingys lol
Was this stream the first instance of +2/-2 in NL's chat?
That joker laugh at 1:01
I had a brilliant move today aswell suprsingly early on in the game.
I really did not expect it to be a brilliant move as it seems pretty straightforward
Im playing as Black and this is the sequence that transpired:
E4, C5, D4, CxD4, QxD4, NC6, QC3, NF6
Now the white player went E5 threatening my Knight, ignore this and simply play E6. My opponent took my knight with his pawn ExF3, and this is where I played Bb4, pinning the queen with protection from my other knight. There is no way for White to keep his queen. This works fairly well on new players
The engine thinks Brilliant moves are when you are trading Queens.
1:00 you laugh exactly like Hank from breaking bad
Congratulations on the first brilliant move, and for continued chess pogacity.
The egg has become the chicken. Congrats on the brilliant move my dude
39 seconds in and I've played this same opening numerous times and I've never seen anyone else play it. I saw it in a video about the Queen's Gambit and different lines. I'll also play d4 then Nf3 before c4 to prevent the albin counter-gambit
Discovering the Snipping Tool in early 2020 was my only Brilliant Move to date.
11:15 Dude take the god damn bishop what u doing son
I had my first brilliant move this morning, it involved moving a knight over and eventually pinning the enemy queen, but even it it had been a bit goofy like this one I'd have been psyched. There's just something cool about beating a robot.
This reminds me of the meme with the boss that shakes the hand of the clueless employee
Damn it took him awhile to realize the enemy was trying to fork his rook and king.