MOST WATCHED Chess Match Of All Time - Rey Enigma vs. Karpov!

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    Rey Enigma vs. Anatoly Karpov, Spain's Got Talent.
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    The final match: • La PARTIDA DEFINITIVA ...
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  • @wizard_dynamo
    @wizard_dynamo 2 года назад +5147

    Atleast Agadmator puts effort in his thumbnails.

    • @rook4233
      @rook4233 2 года назад +930

      Pin of shame

    • @xDMrGarrison
      @xDMrGarrison 2 года назад +363

      I'm so early that the pinned comment has no replies yet and only 1 like. Also, how the fuck is it already pinned when it was posted 45 seconds ago?

    • @babyyoda69420
      @babyyoda69420 2 года назад +161

      Pin of dumbassery

    • @foxy3.o891
      @foxy3.o891 2 года назад +328

      now people give hate just to get pinned.

    • @yogeshbalai3158
      @yogeshbalai3158 2 года назад +40

      You are right bro

  • @ReyEnigma
    @ReyEnigma 2 года назад +10858

    Wow! Great analysis of the game, I love the way you pronounce "Rey Enigma" haha really cool ♥♟See you soon in Spain or NY, who knows... 👀

  • @birolklp5574
    @birolklp5574 2 года назад +3051

    First he plays against a 5 year old, now against a mystery man. Karpov's enemies have become quite interesting over the years.

    • @catcat4697
      @catcat4697 2 года назад +185

      I bet John Cena is next up

    • @williamd2989
      @williamd2989 2 года назад +95

      @@catcat4697 Hang on, how are they going to be sure Karpov's opponent shows up if they can't see him?

    • @GeorgeDCowley
      @GeorgeDCowley 2 года назад +9

      @@williamd2989 He can speak, right?

    • @catcat4697
      @catcat4697 2 года назад +40

      @@williamd2989 they'd have him wear a disguise, wait hold on...

    • @simohayha6031
      @simohayha6031 2 года назад +21

      @@catcat4697 John Xina

  • @bili4277
    @bili4277 2 года назад +3053

    The fact it was Karpov playing in the grand finals makes it perfect. The final boss of chess strikes again

    • @reachingmydream8756
      @reachingmydream8756 2 года назад

      ye - ruclips.net/video/MQR7-ZZdR0k/видео.html

    • @LazoGT
      @LazoGT 2 года назад +161

      karpov is an absolute meme lord. he comes in like a dark souls boss at any event AND will mess you up.
      (too bad this one's a draw)

    • @dinanmariano
      @dinanmariano 2 года назад +35

      Imagine if rey cries too lmao

    • @dorsal937
      @dorsal937 2 года назад

      Yeah, someone needs to do another edit for this one.

    • @linameyer7473
      @linameyer7473 2 года назад +28

      Yep. When I watched this I somehow got the impression that Karpov didn't really want to mate him in the end in order not to spoil the party... Nice guy. (That's something Kasparov would never do.)

  • @AntiTheory
    @AntiTheory 2 года назад +3459

    I love how Anatoly Karpov is always willing to be the surprise final boss for all these TV chess players.

    • @jabloko992
      @jabloko992 Год назад +318

      Karpov is the Final Boss.
      Vishy Anand and Magnus Carlsen are DLC bosses.
      AlphaZero is a secret boss that can't be beaten and the devs put it there to troll people.

    • @apexpredator36
      @apexpredator36 Год назад +49

      Where’s Kasparov then? He might be the godly narrator in the background😂

    • @jabloko992
      @jabloko992 Год назад +100

      @@apexpredator36 Kasparov is in the prequel :P

    • @jordanconnor1223
      @jordanconnor1223 Год назад +6

      I can beat them all

    • @danielsurvivor1372
      @danielsurvivor1372 Год назад +2

      @@jabloko992 Isn't Stockfish stronger then Alphazero

  • @joshua17111
    @joshua17111 2 года назад +2749

    He is Misha Osipov in disguise and grown up. This was his redemption arc.

    • @reachingmydream8756
      @reachingmydream8756 2 года назад +2

      ruclips.net/video/MQR7-ZZdR0k/видео.html

    • @theglacion
      @theglacion 2 года назад +203

      at long last, he avenged his father

    • @josemanuico5613
      @josemanuico5613 2 года назад +43

      Are you saying the mishaverse exist?

    • @Igor_054
      @Igor_054 2 года назад +73

      It is not Misha. Misha doesn't accept draws from Karpov!

    • @jessiewhitney2392
      @jessiewhitney2392 Год назад +2

      His name is Rey David Engifo

  • @gladosadoree
    @gladosadoree 2 года назад +359

    When Karpov made that Knight move, I saw him twitch a little; and at that moment he knew it was going to be okay.

  • @cooperrondinelli6576
    @cooperrondinelli6576 2 года назад +1338

    Karpov's understanding of the game is just incredible. He may not be one of the top players currently anymore, but he's very clearly one of the legends of the game

    • @pacnite
      @pacnite 2 года назад +29

      No shit Sherlock

    • @Terra157
      @Terra157 2 года назад +73

      bro, he is the man.
      Magnus, Kasparov and Fischer are the only 3 dudes who can be called bigger than him

    • @JamesMc2051
      @JamesMc2051 2 года назад +30

      One of the best ever when in his prime.

    • @slamar8712
      @slamar8712 2 года назад +31

      @@Terra157 if you are going by the statistics and objective strength longevity performance etc...kasparov is first ...karpov 2nd and carlsen 3rd ...Fischer 4th

    • @saptashwapal4400
      @saptashwapal4400 2 года назад +3

      @@Terra157 not going to put Kasparov over Karpov.

  • @FrogiMen13
    @FrogiMen13 2 года назад +241

    Scaring people with surprise Karpov is peak chess trolling move

  • @conorgunn5308
    @conorgunn5308 2 года назад +742

    Its Max Deutsch, he spent a month learning Spanish after his intense battle against Magnus.

    •  2 года назад +12

      imagine......

    • @Anish_Deshmukh
      @Anish_Deshmukh 2 года назад +8

      Oh My God maybe it's really him

    • @TobsterStrudel
      @TobsterStrudel 2 года назад +44

      His algorithm finished processing

    • @smrtfasizmu6161
      @smrtfasizmu6161 Год назад +3

      The best comment I actually laughed out loud

    • @davidlalawmpuia1989
      @davidlalawmpuia1989 Год назад +1

      I really laugh out loud for this comment. Hahaha

  • @verybarebones
    @verybarebones 2 года назад +749

    I see a lot of ppl trashing on rey enigma for this game, but time management is part of the competition and karpov is karpov, I'd like to see the critics hold up as well as he did against karpov. Amazing match.

    • @finnnh4818
      @finnnh4818 2 года назад +115

      agreed, though for what its worth i have absolute faith karpov could beat him in any format other than blitz, but to even survive aginst karpov is a win in my book

    • @grishnak6162
      @grishnak6162 2 года назад +144

      And also the guy identity is a stake, remeber this guy is making a living out of his youtube and social media, and it would not be so Enigma if we know who he is so a lot was at stake for him. Imagine yourselve defending against Karpov for your job.

    • @reachingmydream8756
      @reachingmydream8756 2 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/MQR7-ZZdR0k/видео.html

    • @atomatopia1
      @atomatopia1 2 года назад +36

      @@grishnak6162 Yeah, this is just a career ending move if he loses.

    • @ProfGlitch
      @ProfGlitch 2 года назад +50

      the rules for the match before it began was explicit that "the game must be played to its conclusion no matter what" so he couldnt resign

  • @jamescummins12
    @jamescummins12 2 года назад +578

    Imagine if it was Eric Rosen and he couldn't use his signature queen stalemate trap because then everyone would know it was him

    •  2 года назад +103

      rey enigma has a video in which he explains he had to change his entire repertoire of openings so that he could commit to being anonymous.

    • @kala_asi
      @kala_asi 2 года назад +144

      oh no my identity

    • @Nicolas-nd3kr
      @Nicolas-nd3kr 2 года назад +10

      @@kala_asi LMAO

  • @shivamthakur9121
    @shivamthakur9121 2 года назад +183

    I just love Karpov. Simplicity, Humility, No intimidation.....Just love him

    • @QuiescentPilot
      @QuiescentPilot 2 года назад +6

      Bro watch Levy’s vid on him vs Korchnoi for some legendary Karpov content

    • @youtubewontletme
      @youtubewontletme 10 месяцев назад +7

      he may not be intimidating now but back in the golden days of his career he was very supported and backed by the soviet union and that was a bit scary to play against 😂 look what they did to korchnoi (sorry for wrong spelling) in order to put young karpov on the game, literally

  • @loafes1352
    @loafes1352 2 года назад +436

    Karpov is pretty old in chess terms now, he’ll miss some tactics but he’s still the positional master. People sometimes overlook that if Kasparov was never in the picture then Karpov would be the undisputed number 1 for several decades

    • @jake8217
      @jake8217 2 года назад +57

      If I am the only chess player in the world. I would be the best chess player in the world.

    • @GeorgeDCowley
      @GeorgeDCowley 2 года назад +14

      @@jake8217 And?

    • @randomhill3950
      @randomhill3950 Год назад +20

      @@jake8217 You atleast need two players to play chess.

    • @tonpariston5093
      @tonpariston5093 Год назад +7

      @@GeorgeDCowley he is showing how shitty the commenters analogy about karpov being the undisputed no.1 if kasparov aint existing.

    • @ivankopernika536
      @ivankopernika536 Год назад +28

      ​@@tonpariston5093 he just said that the only player able to beat him in decades was kasparov. ain't nothing about his analogy bad

  • @buffalodebill7986
    @buffalodebill7986 2 года назад +173

    Despite some slight time mis-management here, Anatoly Karpov showed his understanding of the position once again.. Considering he's 70 already, I think he played very well, which is a feat by itself. The only other players, that could do the same (and did) and that I can think of, were Vasily Smyslov and Viktor Korchnoi.
    I can't help but admire the great Anatoly Karpov and his long-lasting level of mastery of chess.
    But also thumbs up for the 'enigmatic' opponent, who did not play too badly at all.

  • @keh1396
    @keh1396 2 года назад +147

    Rey Enigma is just Ruy Lopez's reincarnation

    • @MechanicalMarketer253
      @MechanicalMarketer253 2 года назад +12

      Or maybe he’s a resurrected Ruy Lopez himself?

    • @zestyfg
      @zestyfg 2 года назад +25

      He's obviously Rey Lopez.

  • @xXFightForFunXx
    @xXFightForFunXx 2 года назад +90

    Just for those who are confused/offended: before even revealing that Karpov was gonna be the opponent, the host Levy mentioned (Risto Mejide) agreed with Rey Enigma to play the game until the very end, and that's why he didn't resign before.
    I was really excited to see you were covering this game Levy, from your Spanish community: ¡gracias!

  • @jpskillet2902
    @jpskillet2902 2 года назад +417

    “It’s never too late to reinvent yourself”
    That was it. Thanks Gotham. That was the motivation I needed, seriously. Going back to finish my Engineering degree. Wish me luck ✊🏼

  • @WilliamRP263
    @WilliamRP263 2 года назад +80

    About chess culture in Spain: The first recorded chess game with modern rules took place in Valencia, Spain, in the 15th century.

  • @arctic_void
    @arctic_void 2 года назад +66

    8:11 Levy hitting real close to home.

  • @ramachandra776
    @ramachandra776 2 года назад +169

    Didn't know that Irene sukandar vs Dewa kipas was the most viewed chess game before this match 🤔 . The numbers are insane . Also playing 84 moves in a 3 minute blitz game over the board is truly unbelievable .

  • @brianmarrero5147
    @brianmarrero5147 2 года назад +259

    Bro, as a spanish speaker, I'm amazed at how well you roll your Rs. You really make an effort to correctly pronounce the players' names no matter where they're from. Legend!

    • @danielperlov1155
      @danielperlov1155 2 года назад +46

      He’s Russian so he knows how to roll Rs.

    • @triflomastera4882
      @triflomastera4882 2 года назад +45

      His first language is actually Russian, not English, and Russian uses the same Rs as Spanish.

    • @reachingmydream8756
      @reachingmydream8756 2 года назад

      ruclips.net/video/MQR7-ZZdR0k/видео.html

    • @marte1081
      @marte1081 2 года назад +1

      Tri Flomastera it wouldnt say they are the same, but they are very similar.

    • @jedinxf7
      @jedinxf7 2 года назад +8

      @@marte1081 Russian P is identical to Spanish ere, but not to erre. it's an alveolar tap, rather than an alveolar "trill."

  • @dimensionalblade2778
    @dimensionalblade2778 2 года назад +48

    Rey Enigma went to the boss room and actually just managed to dodge everything only.

  • @jonjonajonathan6294
    @jonjonajonathan6294 2 года назад +517

    plot twist: Rey Enigma is actually Magnus Carlsen's long lost brother. Magsen Carlnus

    • @randomnoob2031
      @randomnoob2031 2 года назад +101

      He's spanish, so a more fitting name would be Carlos Magsen

    • @spittyjr.2181
      @spittyjr.2181 2 года назад +69

      @@randomnoob2031 Carlos Magnussen makes a comeback.

    • @lucasmatsuoca
      @lucasmatsuoca 2 года назад +15

      I'm pretty sure it's actually his cousin, Cagnus Marlsen.

    • @ekkoekko4610
      @ekkoekko4610 2 года назад +21

      Magnum Carlos, long lost son of Garry Chess

    • @Ariverfish
      @Ariverfish 2 года назад +7

      Magnus Carlos, Magnus' long-lost Spanish twin.

  • @pyarerohan385
    @pyarerohan385 2 года назад +94

    One thing is sure, Anatomy Karpov is still the final boss

  • @sshssuperhero
    @sshssuperhero 2 года назад +32

    I just had to watch the episode and the way Enigma reacted when they said Karpov’s name you could see the “OH MY GOD!! IS THIS FOR REAL!!?!” Reaction

  • @hangugeohaksaeng
    @hangugeohaksaeng 2 года назад +90

    Levy, you made this as exciting as any NFL, ESPN, etc. recap. Awesome job!

  • @Dandinskij26
    @Dandinskij26 2 года назад +72

    Karpov is still the boss. Absolutely love his passion for the game. Easily in my top 10 players of all time, maybe even top 5 :)

    • @bleakflouw930
      @bleakflouw930 2 года назад +2

      agreed! his style is magnificent. the endgame positions with all pieces on dark squares, countering the light square bishop that was big in the opening is just so badass chess.

  • @Narrowcros
    @Narrowcros 2 года назад +11

    Interesting fact it was Spain that evolved the movement of the queen to be the most powerful piece in chess, it came to Spain from the arab caliphate around the 13th century but at that time the wazir (minster) or queens movement was less than a bishop.

  • @maedhros9285
    @maedhros9285 2 года назад +21

    2:20 I get the feeling that every pawn structure can arise out of a Caro-Kann...

    • @PMartinez55
      @PMartinez55 2 года назад +5

      "There are no pawns on the board in this position, kind of like an extreme exchange caro kann..."

  • @javierechezarreta4623
    @javierechezarreta4623 Год назад +1

    Gotham, love your enthusiasm man. Im now so interested in Chess. I started seeing Rey Enigma and he is so easy going and patient, but now I see your channel and you are as good as he is promoting Chess for everyone.
    Best regards! Thumb up for the video and I'm going to subscribe

  • @cescfabregas4377
    @cescfabregas4377 2 года назад +6

    Levy, it's just fascinating for me how you can continue to find new content material on Chess..
    Couldn't believe that this amount of creative content could be made on a (what i thought of) as relatively limited subject.
    Keep going man.

  • @divagaciones1628
    @divagaciones1628 2 года назад +4

    I love that you're covering this game. I saw it yesterday and thought to myself "man It would be awesome if Levy covered this game, but it'll never happen". Guess I was wrong lol. Thank you for your great content as always. The match between Rey Enigma and Karpov was a beautiful moment.

  • @xabicamu22
    @xabicamu22 2 года назад +70

    I'm Spanish, and this is amazing. Rey Enigma in Gotham's channel. Amazing

    • @acpliego
      @acpliego 2 года назад +2

      I’m also Spanish, do you know who Rey Enigma is?

    • @lukarita1276
      @lukarita1276 2 года назад +2

      @@acpliego Miguelito😂😂

    • @acpliego
      @acpliego 2 года назад

      @@lukarita1276 jaja

    • @colleenkennedy1934
      @colleenkennedy1934 2 года назад

      He sure beats the dog out of that Rubius guy

    • @gonzalofernandez1877
      @gonzalofernandez1877 2 года назад

      @@acpliego te refieres a miguel santos? no se supone q tenian un video juntos?

  • @DevilishlyDutch
    @DevilishlyDutch 2 года назад +2

    That was even more exciting to watch in video, that time scramble was epic, and it was nice to know what was going on bc I watched this video beforehand, good combo

  • @danieliglesias1669
    @danieliglesias1669 Год назад

    Wow…amazing game and amazing job by you of giving us a blow by blow, a jugada por jugada, “reenactment” of the game between Karpov and Enigma, I happen to be a fan and a subscriber of both your RUclips channel as well as as Rey Enigma’s channel, I really enjoy both his and your “energy and enthusiasm” for the game, as well of how you and Enigma, explain the game in a way that a “casual play at lunch time at work with my friends and online with people around my ranking” can follow and understand. Thank you for what you now do. Watching your channel made start playing again this game I love but had not played for many years. I’m also now teaching the game to my little grandson so that we’ll also have that connection, which is pretty cool. Thanks again.
    🤔🇨🇺🇺🇸

  • @cohemo077
    @cohemo077 2 года назад +8

    Karpov really is a dark souls boss

  • @fildavis2024
    @fildavis2024 2 года назад +61

    The enthusiasm in which you present chess is one of the main reason I watch your channel! It’s not over the top and it just comes across as fun and enjoyment! Thanks!

  • @the_luggage
    @the_luggage 3 месяца назад +3

    You missed the midgame clock tension, it was so epic. I would also love it if you had an eval bar on-screen. Thanks for the great video!

  • @hawkeyetokyo3692
    @hawkeyetokyo3692 8 месяцев назад +3

    I love the passion Gotham put in his commentary like a great futbol narrador. Love the natural and well pronunciation on the “R”. His RUclips channel is my first e-interaction every morning with a cup of coffe. Keep up the great work !

  • @PartidasInmortalesdeAjedrez
    @PartidasInmortalesdeAjedrez 2 года назад +611

    Rey Enigma is Tsschessumare = god of chess.

    • @acpliego
      @acpliego 2 года назад +8

      Muy bueno tu canal, especialmente en la parte seria… 😆

    • @acpliego
      @acpliego 2 года назад +2

      @Cubito son muy buenos sus análisis

    • @Tarif2809
      @Tarif2809 2 года назад +1

      @@acpliego sussy baka

    • @HiHi-bj7gn
      @HiHi-bj7gn 2 года назад

      @@Tarif2809 no one asked

    • @omaralfonzolopez9782
      @omaralfonzolopez9782 2 года назад +1

      JAJAJAJAJAJAAJAJAJAJAAJAJAJ

  • @Nu1SaNc8
    @Nu1SaNc8 2 года назад +12

    I've grown to love Karpov more as the years go by , just a great ambassador of chess and a quality human being.

  • @AUG_Glow
    @AUG_Glow 2 года назад +10

    the fact there were so many tactics on the board had me on the edge of my seat waiting to see if it was missed or not

  • @lukebracken
    @lukebracken 2 года назад +1

    Hey, im a new subscriber. I just started playing chess a few weeks ago. Your videos have helped me a ton on learning the game, and getting better. I loved your analysis on the Chess Championships, i looked forward to the uploads.

  • @rafaelacisneros3918
    @rafaelacisneros3918 2 года назад +4

    Waoo veo gotamchess desde 6 meses y de paso mejoraba mi ingles pero ver a rey enigma convertirse de poco a poco en un creador de contenido de ajedrez es muy emocionante felicidades rey enigma

  • @AdrianCarri
    @AdrianCarri 2 года назад +5

    Hi levy, Just leaving a comment to boost the algorithm :).
    The show was incredible no wonder it was the most viewed chess match.
    Also, It's true that rey enigma is doing a great job to the chess comunity, I hope you both will be in two years the most viewed chess youtubers.
    Good luck and good vibes.

  • @googledummie4572
    @googledummie4572 2 года назад +2

    Hey I just want to thank you for all the amazing content you make. I was terrible at chess months ago I believe I was right around 700-800 but, watching you play and how you explain what you are doing and what you could do has really helped me understand the game. I rate now just under 1200. I'm no GM but, I am proud that I have come this far and hope to get better! Thank you!

  • @swad2315
    @swad2315 2 года назад

    wow my heart was pounding in the final part awesome game of chess and hope for more in the future

  • @sandeshghate6793
    @sandeshghate6793 2 года назад +9

    8:25 really needed to hear this right now, thanks.

  • @ALandarion
    @ALandarion 2 года назад +15

    As some points, like at Ra2 - Karpov was smiling as if he has seen a win but didn't want to crush Rey right away.
    Also at Qg3-Kf4; Rf3 - Karpov was smiling as if "This was your chance".
    Around the Karpov's King movement in the end game they started to play very fast, but at the clock Karpov had around 40 seconds, and Rey had around 20 seconds. There is no way Karpov would lose on time with such an advantage.
    It was all either staged, or heavily edited for the show.

    • @Ivan_Preobragenskiy
      @Ivan_Preobragenskiy 2 года назад +12

      Well, mr. Karpov is older, he's 70, it's more difficult for him to have such reaction and speed. However his age makes his current level and understanding of the game even more impressive and inspiring.

  • @rafaelmartinezcabezadevaca2478
    @rafaelmartinezcabezadevaca2478 2 года назад +2

    Thanks from Spain for covering this! Rey Enigma is doing great things for chess in our country and his presence in Got Talent was awesome!!

  • @MaxTheFireCat
    @MaxTheFireCat 2 года назад +2

    OMG Levy you are the best I was looking for the game yesterday and couldnt find it

  • @zman4220
    @zman4220 2 года назад +5

    This is awesome! Making chess exciting and brining in a new audience. Thanks to Rey and Karpov!

  • @marcosettembre
    @marcosettembre 2 года назад +35

    107th day of translating Levy's titles into Neapolitan: "A partit e scacc chiù guardat e semp"

  • @bestactress1281
    @bestactress1281 2 года назад

    Levy my uni has this mandatory rural internship so now I'm living in a village for a week and like I'm trying to cope and everyday I watch your vids and basically watching this before bed here is making me feel tons better thanks!

  • @Frubs97
    @Frubs97 2 года назад

    Great commentary man this was so tense, thank you

  • @TheHebrewHand
    @TheHebrewHand 2 года назад +105

    Since it’s a draw, Enigma should reveal half of himself, I vote bottom half so we have something to work with for my and everyone else’s Karpov x Enigma fanfictions

    • @reachingmydream8756
      @reachingmydream8756 2 года назад

      - ruclips.net/video/MQR7-ZZdR0k/видео.html

    • @Lakers0930
      @Lakers0930 2 года назад +5

      you think he's top half human bottom half fish? we lost our opportunity to find out... sad

    • @ler8957
      @ler8957 2 года назад +11

      excuse me what

    • @RajaRimbaHere
      @RajaRimbaHere 2 года назад +1

      It is reference to "stockfish"

    • @aesaehttr
      @aesaehttr 2 года назад

      Might be wheels... might be a flipper

  • @aconsideredmoment
    @aconsideredmoment 2 года назад +6

    This is possibly an interesting example of crystal v fluid intelligence. Karpov's time trouble, like Kasparov in a recent tournament, suggests the loss of fluid intelligence, or processing speed to access and execute the knowledge. However, each of them has more crystal intelligence in chess, or memory, than 0.000...1% of any opponents they might face. Crystal intelligence does fade, like a worn memory card over time. At least, that is the way I remember it. Interesting game. Of course, GM Karpov, is a gentleman and may just be playing along.

  • @BalloonGuild
    @BalloonGuild 2 года назад

    Thanks for posting! Love that chess is picking up again. I hope it keeps up.

  • @jcriket2554
    @jcriket2554 2 года назад

    Bro this my favorite chess channel. You have made the chess game so much more fascinating to me. Definitely the best streamer/commentator of all that I've seen. You for your content my dude

  • @briant1745
    @briant1745 2 года назад +5

    Man, Karpov and tv are a great duo

  • @nerothos
    @nerothos 2 года назад +2

    Just watched the original clip and Rey Enigma losing their mind over hearing its Karpov is just fantastic.

  • @TSDrawings
    @TSDrawings 2 года назад +1

    I love your vids man!
    Keep up the good work!

  • @28reinvent
    @28reinvent 2 года назад +1

    Levy, you are the best ambassador for a game that most people are intimidated by. You humanize as you teach and analyze and you show how much fun it can be. Thanks, man.

  • @etsiim
    @etsiim 2 года назад +10

    We watched on TV and was really exciting...
    Thanks for the rediffusion of the act... Helps to promote the chess.
    Thanks for that

  • @peggym7699
    @peggym7699 2 года назад +3

    Once again you gave us great analysis of an exciting game. You’re so entertaining as you teach us Levy. I hope you have a wonderful day!

  • @CusTomNo
    @CusTomNo 2 года назад

    Probably the best video yet, really exciting commentary, loved it

  • @sven31415
    @sven31415 Год назад

    Brilliant commentary. I now saw the "End of chess video" and this one. Both were very nice commented. I also connect to my son through chess. Very nice. You got yourself another subscription. Thank you.

  • @dginev
    @dginev 2 года назад +3

    The reflection of Levy's hair in the golden youtube play button behind him is super distracting. ... But his enthusiasm kept drawing me back in - superb video!

  • @123denaro
    @123denaro 2 года назад +5

    "You're going to beat Magnus in that position"
    Levy, I cannot beat Magnus up a queen, let alone up a bishop.

  • @skydragon5555
    @skydragon5555 2 года назад

    Hope you come to Spain! would love to see you here, you have a ton of fans here! :))

  • @zestyfg
    @zestyfg 2 года назад +2

    someone on TV: I'm good at chess.
    Karpov: How good?

  • @comrad_mihail
    @comrad_mihail Год назад +7

    Anatoly Karpov! *boss music*
    I just love how some random Russian person becomes meme sometimes, i would love if one day this random person is gona be me

  • @ElGnomoCuliao
    @ElGnomoCuliao 2 года назад +6

    Rey Enigma orgullo de España 🇪🇸 ❤️

  • @jettaeschroff6924
    @jettaeschroff6924 2 года назад +1

    1:13 "Links.. to the description will be in the description"
    truly, greater words have never been said

  • @anirbanroy929
    @anirbanroy929 2 года назад

    what a commentary....i was glued to the video.....been following you for the past year.....i have to tell you....if you ever change this to somewhat of a paid format i am willing to pay and see.....cheers love from kolkata/india

  • @nightlycrow6179
    @nightlycrow6179 2 года назад +11

    Literally searching this when I got your notification, you're amazing Levy!!

  • @AfterWorkwithTuckerIverson
    @AfterWorkwithTuckerIverson 2 года назад +7

    Plot twist: Rey Enigma is Max Deutch and his algorithm

  • @grantjohnson952
    @grantjohnson952 5 месяцев назад

    Levy, you are the GOAT of chess analyst's! Great at explaining the positions, with a good sense of humor!

  • @cesarangulo1402
    @cesarangulo1402 Год назад

    Excelente video!!, tambien lo disfrute al máximo y da gusto como relatas esta emocionante partida, yo tengo un pequeño cafe en Chile y nos gusta lo que ha hecho por el ajedrez! saludos

  • @kelvinbennett5634
    @kelvinbennett5634 2 года назад +3

    Oh man, when you pulled out the “Rey enigma” in the Texan accent I about lost it. 😂

  • @armweak955
    @armweak955 2 года назад +6

    Plot twist: rey enigma is actually max deutsch

    • @swordsman1137
      @swordsman1137 2 года назад +1

      This is what happened when his chess algorithm finished learning chess

  • @danielsedvic3063
    @danielsedvic3063 2 года назад +2

    What a pleasure to see legends like Karpov or Kasparov play today

  • @RoldanESP
    @RoldanESP 2 года назад +1

    Please, I look forward to that colab! You 2 do some amazing content!

  • @Dany715gd
    @Dany715gd 2 года назад +4

    0:35 i like how he pronounced Rey Enigma like they do in most American countries instead of doing a Spanish accent

    • @marte1081
      @marte1081 2 года назад

      Como pronuncias rey enigma con acento español? No se puede, son solo dos palabras

    • @Dany715gd
      @Dany715gd 2 года назад

      @@marte1081 Pues así, como quieres que te lo explique vato

  • @leonhardk5596
    @leonhardk5596 2 года назад +3

    This seems to be a new guess the elo episode XD

  • @ignaciogodoy7095
    @ignaciogodoy7095 2 года назад +1

    This match was like discover a new final boss in a fight videogame

  • @majormoron605
    @majormoron605 2 года назад +1

    I love that video with karpov and the 4 years old kid. Especially the dark souls bossfight edit XD

  • @darknessdragon270
    @darknessdragon270 2 года назад +3

    This makes me really happy as a Spanish chess player

  • @ollinebg
    @ollinebg 2 года назад +3

    Karpov de verdad es como un jefe final de Dark Souls

  • @kenaslalson7626
    @kenaslalson7626 2 года назад +2

    Man Levy's enthusiasm in this video is just heartwarming to see

    • @triflomastera4882
      @triflomastera4882 2 года назад +5

      @Jasper Percabeth How tf is chess a drowning ship? It's never been this popular, we just had the WCC, the SCC (Ding-Hikaru match was the most exciting thing I've seen all year), the candidates tournament, Norway chess, World cup, Grand Prix, and in a week we'll have the World rapid and blitz championships, along with many more exciting online tournaments (MC tour) and the GCT. What's your point exactly?

  • @beckyscleanersock8395
    @beckyscleanersock8395 2 года назад

    Videos like this remind me why I love the chess community so much. Thank you For this video!

  • @ArunPandianApk
    @ArunPandianApk 2 года назад +5

    Got to love Karpov. He still goes for a queen's Indian defence setup

  • @ivantheterrible4317
    @ivantheterrible4317 Год назад +5

    Karpov was always superior to Kasparov at Middlegames and Endgames. Kasparov was better at opennings. I don't know why people don't consider Karpov the GOAT when he is the most achieved player in the history of chess(160+ times 1st in tournaments).

  • @VARMOT123
    @VARMOT123 2 года назад +2

    I am pretty sure 2013 and 2014 WC and anand's other WCs in india got very high viewership . it was on freetv /DD sports in india so lot of people watched it . there was lot of hype about the match in chennai

    • @dhruvyadav7715
      @dhruvyadav7715 2 года назад

      did the recent wc match air on Indian tv 🥴

  • @anishbro1997
    @anishbro1997 2 года назад

    Can you explain about the moves like book move, inaccuracy, blunder brilliant, etc with its symbols and eg.

  • @CaptnCondor
    @CaptnCondor 2 года назад +3

    Are we going to get a review of Niels Grandilius vs Sweden that Anna Cramling hosted?

  • @KommSusserT0d
    @KommSusserT0d 2 года назад +9

    Soviets were no joke. I want more of these.

    • @tierone3895
      @tierone3895 2 года назад

      More soviets? Haha. The Soviet Union was not a good thing. Maybe, more Russian players, yes. But probably not more soviets.

    • @KommSusserT0d
      @KommSusserT0d 2 года назад +5

      @@tierone3895 you are what an average Solgenitsyn enjoyer? Or a Marxism expert? A history man? Dude I lived there , my parents lived there and I've done tons of research not just listened to some douchebag on TV. Go convince your friends, get out of here. I was speaking of players not about politics. Don't go into a sphere where you are a bozo.

    • @cz19856
      @cz19856 2 года назад +2

      @@tierone3895 triggered liberal

    • @tierone3895
      @tierone3895 2 года назад

      @@KommSusserT0d A Soviet saying he wants more soviets. Makes sense. Okie dokie.

    • @roflol100
      @roflol100 2 года назад

      @@tierone3895 Soviet Union was not good thing? Must be american talking. You realise that USSR fed 200 million of people for 70 years, if thats not good thing then i dont know what is

  • @josemanuelestebanez4110
    @josemanuelestebanez4110 Год назад

    We would LOVE to see you in Spain levy

  • @thomasdequincey5811
    @thomasdequincey5811 2 года назад +1

    Karpov is a gent for agreeing to the match.