I think the thing people don’t understand is that it’s just as hard to genuinely be one of the worst players in the world. Because if the bell curve there’s someone out there who is the top guys just like Magnus Carlson who is, due to cheeses popularity now, would be the worst chess player in history. It’s just as hard and just as impressive to watch. The moves make no sense. They see things non of us could ever see. Lines and variations unlike anything. Just that those are fundamentally shit. I’d still pay to watch it tho
@@Annihilator_5024 his point is that being this bad is actually an accomplishment. He would even pay to view these types of games where the players see lines that are so bad, no one else sees them.
When I was learing chess with my brother we would regularly have to pause our games and take a few steps back because one of us had been in check for like 3-4 moves and neither of us noticed... do not underestimate the power of the newb.
Yeah, I remember I was playing a game w/ someone, don’t remember who, and after 3 moves I realized I was actually in checkmate, and we just didn’t notice the bishop covering the other piece lol.
When i was younger i didnt know that moving your king into a check was an illegal move, so i would for some reason do that all the time, or move a pinned piece. Maybe my reasoning was either, « i didnt know it was check » or « well you didnt have to take my king »
I used to play Chess like this: Pawn can only take directly forward and knights can’t go backwards or sideways so the games were like this: e4,e5,d4,d5, etc.
Im in the 500 elo range, and I found this video incredibly helpful. The bishop pair mate in 2 was monumental fro my thinking, and the opening with the d pawn pushing on the knight were incredible. I also found the pawn pin very intriguing as it showed me how people at my level, including me blunder all the time. Thank you Levy.
I've seen better tactics from wild life animals than this circus, a bunch of orcas will bully these players at chess, and at sea, and even at land, I've seen better pack coordination from hyenas than these chess pieces, I've seen better attack strategies from animals in general than the attack "strategies" showcased in this video.
This ending is like having a loaded gun, against a naked man 50 feet away from you, and then choosing to take out the bullets of your cartridge. And then, choosing to throw every single bullet at him, throwing the cartridge at him and then, after all that, throwing the gun at him as well whilst waiting for him to shoot you. As a 500 i can confirm, this is how every single game goes here.
No no, it’s brilliant. See everyone knows the best move is always to sacrifice the rook, so it’s even better when you sacrifice both rooks. And as we saw, white ended up winning. It was all clearly calculated
At 8:55 I thought instantly the 500 would play Nc4 hanging the night to attack the queen, I’ve seen so many of these videos I now have the mind of both my elo and a 500, thanks levy
Pretty sure the opening from White was truly a brilliant move. You may laugh, but how more principled can you be? He thought to himself, “I need to move my pawn to defend the other pawn, but I should move my bishop out first so I don’t block it in.” Truly deserving of the honorary GM title.
9:22 I think my idea with Qc1 was "oh no, it's pinned, I better move it" but it might have also been, "I gotta protect the knight" I don't remember it fully since it was a few weeks ago.
First of all, I want to say thank you for all these videos. Not only are they highly entertaining, but they’re also extremely informative and I’m learning so much. I recently acquired the position of “head of strategy club” at the school I work at, and chess has been the students’ favorite game by far. Secondly, I must admit, I’m only a 500 elo player as well, but I still reign supreme at school… for now. My students are getting good and I’m trying to stay ahead of them. Thank you for your videos!
Unfortunately its wrong. The number of ways to place 32 distinguishable objects on 64 squares is 64!/32!. Thats about 10^53 and the total number is almost certainly less than that. The number of atoms in 1 gram of something is around 10^23 and there are 10^27 grams in the earth which adds up to about 10^60 atoms in the earth alone. What im guessing he meant is that theres more possible chess games than atoms in the universe which is certainly correct.
@@radio2955 So it would be the same calculation but with 31 distinguishable, 30 distinguishable, 29... and so on, but all of those are a lot smaller than for 32, so I think it wouldn't be that much bigger.
I think my favorite part about the emotes is how much Gotham seems to enjoy them. I don't need them to enjoy a chess video, but the enthusiasm he brings to their use just tickles me.
I can watch my 9 year old son while he watches your clips all day, his reactions to some of these clips are priceless. He was sooooo frustrated with this one. He seen the checkmate at around 8:00 when the Queen was beside the king. Then at the end how the player lost even though they were like 6 pawns up. His words "they deserved to lose".
"why can't I take that ... oh wait im pinned, ill just move knight here and unpin it" *moves knight again, leaving pawn pinned again wait why cant i take that
I'm 350 elo and I think that I just can't conceptualise the board very well. I also can't seem to keep more than 2 outcomes in my head at one time. I still find it addictively fun though, despite losing most of my games 😅 I hope I come back to this comment in the future as an improved player.
@@THECOLLECTOROFSOULS In today's world of how obsessed people get about money and "success" I'm glad there are still other people out there who think this way.
I actually quite like the double exclamation point for low elo games. I chuckled as soon as I saw you put it on the bishop move in the beginning Edit: and I just saw the bomb. Yeah I like it. These things are cute
It is because you probably don't see these things in games. I used to watch my classmate over his shoulder when he played in class and gave him a hint if he could do a fork or something. But if I played against him I would always loose.
The best thing about Gotham's videoes is that you can watch them with any music you want in the background. I watched this with a violin concerto and it was immaculate.
I don't even play chess casually, and watching that black king stand completely open, mate-in-two from those two bishops with white refusing to end the game, was actively painful for me.
I can't imagine anyone who remotely understands chess being rated 500 for very long if this is an accurate representation of the level they're up against
@@sietsejohannes i dont believe the endgame frankly. Im 700. Blunders certainly happen. Many and little distance between. But shit like that doesnt happen by accident. I think what happened. Was he pushed the h pawn, lost it. Went oh woops. fuck it heres my pieces
@@sietsejohannes I started 2 weeks ago on an account I dipped elo on a long time ago, pushed from 300s to 600 now and trust me it's not that easy, people around here have no plan or strategy at all and chase checks like animals, sadly striking a forced mate sometimes but usually end up playing their queen 7 moved in a row then resign as they blunder on move 8. 70% Cheaters are extremely common too since the Wired video opened the eyes of many wanabe chess masters, they don't chest every move yet they cheat most of them. Escape the 600s !!!!
@@yousofelhalfawy6839 I don't count people who aimlessly chase with their queen among those who remotely understand chess. I still encountered them at the 1000 level, but when you watch a channel like Levy's and follow his advice you should quickly be able to beat them. Around 1200-1300 is when people start playing a little bit more solidly and it becomes more about building experience, learning different openings and finding tactics.
I'm studying civil engineering right now and I have a lot of tough days but at the end of the day watching you makes my day. I hope you keep making more videos in the feature
I find it fascinating how both the absolute best and the absolute worst games of chess can look so incredibly poetic. This endgame strikes me as a very precise commentary on live in general, for many times we have just no idea what to do next.
4:46 I don't remember if I saw that d5 was good... I think i just didn't want the queen to take the knight if I went Ng5... because I didn't see the bishop at the time.
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The ending is like when an entire army attacks the main character but they go one at a time and each one goes down effortlessly
That's the first thing I thought of 😭
pretty much every Jackie Chan movie
That king must've gotten alot of exercise running across the battlefield killing rows upon rows of pawns just by himself
Ah yes, the Assassin's Creed Gambit. Bold play.
@@LegoAssassin098 The Yakuza gambit is a very interesting gambit
Black's ability to blunder 6 pawns in a pawn endgame is just fascinating
In a pawn end game where black is up by 5 points xD
Like 30 consecutive worst moves in that endgame has to be a record
I think the thing people don’t understand is that it’s just as hard to genuinely be one of the worst players in the world. Because if the bell curve there’s someone out there who is the top guys just like Magnus Carlson who is, due to cheeses popularity now, would be the worst chess player in history. It’s just as hard and just as impressive to watch. The moves make no sense. They see things non of us could ever see. Lines and variations unlike anything. Just that those are fundamentally shit. I’d still pay to watch it tho
@@clickthisforawsomnes idk what you're talking about
@@Annihilator_5024 his point is that being this bad is actually an accomplishment. He would even pay to view these types of games where the players see lines that are so bad, no one else sees them.
That king was like "Call an ambulance!.... But not for me!" 🤣🤣🤣
🤣🤣the fuck. 😂 I'm dying 🤣
Reminded me of that Kenny Rogers song "Coward of the county". You could have heard a pin drop as the King locked the door.
I expected something bad, but that endgame was genuinely shocking.
I genuinely was speechless wtf
Must be the world record of pawn blunder massacre.
My mind blanked like wtf
I don't understand how you fuck that up
that ain't even blundering no more, that's straight up a felony 💀
When I was learing chess with my brother we would regularly have to pause our games and take a few steps back because one of us had been in check for like 3-4 moves and neither of us noticed... do not underestimate the power of the newb.
Yeah, I remember I was playing a game w/ someone, don’t remember who, and after 3 moves I realized I was actually in checkmate, and we just didn’t notice the bishop covering the other piece lol.
When i was younger i didnt know that moving your king into a check was an illegal move, so i would for some reason do that all the time, or move a pinned piece. Maybe my reasoning was either, « i didnt know it was check » or « well you didnt have to take my king »
I used to play Chess like this: Pawn can only take directly forward and knights can’t go backwards or sideways so the games were like this: e4,e5,d4,d5, etc.
@@gamerprox2838 ewwwww
Lmao
Im in the 500 elo range, and I found this video incredibly helpful. The bishop pair mate in 2 was monumental fro my thinking, and the opening with the d pawn pushing on the knight were incredible. I also found the pawn pin very intriguing as it showed me how people at my level, including me blunder all the time. Thank you Levy.
Watching low elo players is like watching wildlife in its natural habitat.
Breathtaking, literally
Are you the real (chess) queen? The one worth 9 points?
@@ymir2789 9.57 inflation boy
@@fayssega Dammit you're right
I've seen better tactics from wild life animals than this circus, a bunch of orcas will bully these players at chess, and at sea, and even at land, I've seen better pack coordination from hyenas than these chess pieces, I've seen better attack strategies from animals in general than the attack "strategies" showcased in this video.
i feel like i've heard this joke from gotham but maybe not
there had to be some spells or magic involved here
Where's the danny rensch face accuracy
Tf why does this have no likes
@@Randompersononyoutube9 it has 110
Chess
@@ramen6774 Tf are you saying its clearly rugby
As a 500 Elo, I can confirm it's a crazy world down there.
This ending is like having a loaded gun, against a naked man 50 feet away from you, and then choosing to take out the bullets of your cartridge. And then, choosing to throw every single bullet at him, throwing the cartridge at him and then, after all that, throwing the gun at him as well whilst waiting for him to shoot you.
As a 500 i can confirm, this is how every single game goes here.
Lmfao
This analogy made my day
Lol, move your king with the pawns and it will never happen to you
XD op analogy
And in the end, naked guy assembles the gun and shoots himself with it. Thats how this game felt.
As a representative from the 400 community this game is actually quite impressive as they did not hang their queens by turn five
Kings*
@@jacobbullard4552 selves
as a 480ish i can confirm
How are you ranked 400?
@@pleonexia4772 just like how i am ranked 380
Golden rule of chess: Hang your other rook when the first one is already hanging.
Just brilliant, Levy. This is why you have 2 million subscribers.
It was sarcasm
@@aghwarejesuovie4796 ........... I know bro
You have to hang both rook at the same time so oponent wont have time to take both of them.
@@kuruju_vtube lol
No no, it’s brilliant. See everyone knows the best move is always to sacrifice the rook, so it’s even better when you sacrifice both rooks. And as we saw, white ended up winning. It was all clearly calculated
The emotes are truly amazing, the personality out of them is too fun to watch
I didnt even see them
Emotes? What?
2:07
@@yellow1o176😅😂😅😅😂😅😂😂😅😂😅😅❤😊😅❤😅😂😅😅😅😅🎉😮🎉😮😮😅😅😂😮🎉😮🎉🎉😮🎉😅😅🎉😮🎉😮😮😢🎉😢🎉🎉😢😢😢😢😢😢😢
He do be having fun with the new emotes lol
Levy: i have absloutely 0 words
Also Levy: talks for 20 minutes
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@@recitationtohear shush
only made noises for a few of them gotta subtract those
No, the chess spoke for itself
he has to have words because that's literally his job - Levy
"Sasha has a nice skiing profile photo... And Mart is just a bunch of colors."😂
damn that really wasn't click bait. That was the mortal game. What a battle between GM Mart and GM Sasha
But did white even win?
Im not sure if white knows how to checkmate with king and queen...
Sasha ain't taking no win 😂
Levy seems very excited with the emotes LOL
Justifiably so :) i think they're super cute
I really don't like it... Gotham is emoting enough himself.
15:00 Unnatural 😆
@@recitationtohear ?
It's the funniest he's been since "five pieces left on the back rank like Exodia"
Throwing 6 pawns in the endgame is nothing short of surgical
this series makes me feel so much better every time
this game cant be legit like levys clickbait videos
Great to see gotham playing with the emotes like a kid
Yeah I can see him smiling. It's so fun
This is not a chess game. This is a storyboard for an episode of a comedy show.
The brilliant move on the bishop was simply hilarious 😂😂
No no no these two are actually gods that came down to Earth to teach us how to properly play chess
lookin like annabeth fr
no you're just ret_ .1arded
😐😐😐😐😐
@@ArkbladeIX Yeah sometimes she uses my id which messes with the home page but I don't mind (I do but I'm too scared to tell her not to)
At 8:55 I thought instantly the 500 would play Nc4 hanging the night to attack the queen, I’ve seen so many of these videos I now have the mind of both my elo and a 500, thanks levy
The fact that they held on and never gave up to play this masterpiece is crazy
You never give up in low elo
It's funny that all levels of chess are just as interesting to watch as eachother.
Absolutely love the little symbols, they help visualize what is useful when I'm trying to learn
"When one of your Rooks is hanging, what you should do is you should lose the other one for no freaking reason"
Ok got it Levy
yess and i thought he was serious hahahaha
14:20
200IQ strategy and tips, that's the stuff I subscribed for! Need to get that elo into negatives baby!!!
@@mariuszpudzianowski8400 200 elo strats and tips for struggling 50 elos
LOLOL
Pretty sure the opening from White was truly a brilliant move.
You may laugh, but how more principled can you be? He thought to himself, “I need to move my pawn to defend the other pawn, but I should move my bishop out first so I don’t block it in.”
Truly deserving of the honorary GM title.
Probably , the most iconic endgame over all history
What a chess game, the king thought his pieces were trash so he single handedly took everyone by his own hands
He won bc his king and pawn had plot armor
Yeah, dude was down 5 pieces but his king was literally "Fine, I'll do it myself" and went full Thanos on those pawns.
Why tf are these comments so funny?!🤣🤣
9:22 I think my idea with Qc1 was "oh no, it's pinned, I better move it"
but it might have also been, "I gotta protect the knight"
I don't remember it fully since it was a few weeks ago.
That game was beautiful in all its chaotic blunderness! Also very relatable since i started playing chess like 6 months ago.
Thank you so much for sharing this. I cry laughed for a good 2 minutes. BEAUTIFUL, JUST BEAUTIFUL.
@@Stabber85 thanks :)
@@Hailiums no problem :)
Thank you for this entertaining game and being brave to come out. Hope you get a pin, of no shame this time.
I love GothamChess, not only does he review low elo players, he easily educates us with funny reactions and educational strategies for us to use
that last sequence with the pawn blunders had me HOWLING 😂😂 love the emotes by the way
That 1v6 in the endgame is a truly inspirational story
First of all, I want to say thank you for all these videos. Not only are they highly entertaining, but they’re also extremely informative and I’m learning so much. I recently acquired the position of “head of strategy club” at the school I work at, and chess has been the students’ favorite game by far.
Secondly, I must admit, I’m only a 500 elo player as well, but I still reign supreme at school… for now. My students are getting good and I’m trying to stay ahead of them.
Thank you for your videos!
This was poetry. Moving all at once with everything bluring together and then deafening stillness. Beautiful
That first little facty fact about atoms was actually very comforting to a noob 😅
Yes, worry not. It is an understatement to say there are trillions of possible games worse than anything you've ever played 😂
Unfortunately its wrong. The number of ways to place 32 distinguishable objects on 64 squares is 64!/32!. Thats about 10^53 and the total number is almost certainly less than that. The number of atoms in 1 gram of something is around 10^23 and there are 10^27 grams in the earth which adds up to about 10^60 atoms in the earth alone. What im guessing he meant is that theres more possible chess games than atoms in the universe which is certainly correct.
It's even lower since you have to account for the indistinguishable rooks/bishops/knights and especially pawns
@@WaluigiisthekingASmith but... there can be less than 32 pieces as well on the board? wouldnt that make it so there'd be signifcantly more positions?
@@radio2955 So it would be the same calculation but with 31 distinguishable, 30 distinguishable, 29... and so on, but all of those are a lot smaller than for 32, so I think it wouldn't be that much bigger.
It's much harder to blunder all your pawns than to get a beautiful queen
I think my favorite part about the emotes is how much Gotham seems to enjoy them. I don't need them to enjoy a chess video, but the enthusiasm he brings to their use just tickles me.
This is more a lesson about life than chess about never giving up!
If you're opponent is rated 500, then sure.
If you are 500. >1000 not resigning is just wasting time and disrespectful.
@@Samuftie What does .> mean?
@@NowhereMan7 he ended the sentence and then used a greater than sign
@@Samuftie brother it is a game
I can watch my 9 year old son while he watches your clips all day, his reactions to some of these clips are priceless.
He was sooooo frustrated with this one.
He seen the checkmate at around 8:00 when the Queen was beside the king.
Then at the end how the player lost even though they were like 6 pawns up.
His words "they deserved to lose".
I haven't laughed this hard at such a masterpiece of an endgame like this game in such a long time
Awesome content as always! I increased my rating by 400 points after watching you
Congrats on reaching 500!
@@zaddox2067 reaching 500! is indeed insane
@@Emir-rg6wr i believe mr agarwal can actually reach 500 factorial rating
@@zaddox2067 r/unexpectedfactorial
*decreases
That end game has me in tears. This is the kind of game they make movies and legends out of.
"why can't I take that ... oh wait im pinned, ill just move knight here and unpin it"
*moves knight again, leaving pawn pinned again
wait why cant i take that
K, the bomb at 6:30 was amazing. Please continue the fun effects and notations for moves
I’m a fan of the emotes! Adds even more dynamic fun to your exceptional commentary.
no, green wins, gotham.
Haha
😂
No ,I win
The board wins
Kid named Finger:
The emotes are a nice touch and you seem to be having fun😂
I don't see any emotes...
@@AtomicBlastPony 2:07 he places a "brilliant"
As a proud 500 elo player, I feel attacked.
Same lol
study endgame, no one will be surprised of a 500 elo hanging the queen, but there are certain pawn king positions where elo isn't an excuse to not win
Black: I have an army.
White: I have a king.
I love you adding the notations. Adds a lot of fun flavor.
Best thing about this 500 elo games are, that you never know the next move.
That endgame technic by black was mindblowing. U won t find this in any book.
His king was LITERALLY his most active piece and captured more than any other
500 is pure chess. Everyone knows the basics and anything can happen.
I'm 350 elo and I think that I just can't conceptualise the board very well. I also can't seem to keep more than 2 outcomes in my head at one time.
I still find it addictively fun though, despite losing most of my games 😅
I hope I come back to this comment in the future as an improved player.
You got this homeslice. Chess can be an extremely difficult game to get good at. Stay with it!
@@worldsmostaveragemagician2246 thank you!! 😊 I'm still going and still enjoying it!
and remember that the most important thing is having fun.
@@THECOLLECTOROFSOULS In today's world of how obsessed people get about money and "success" I'm glad there are still other people out there who think this way.
What’s your elo now? I’d be happy to play you and maybe give you some tips if I win (I am 400 elo) if you still need a push to break past 400
14:20
Man I thought he was really about to say something important, but ..... 😂😂😂
This was the most entertaining chess match I’ve ever seen by far
Amazing how Mart was able to chew up 6 pawns with Accuracy, but couldn't see how many chances there was for the double bishop checkmate.
Chomping pawns that your opponent serves to you on a platter is more 500-friendly territory than a bishop checkmate.
"If you don't know what you're doing, the opponent won't either."
I’m dying bro, ‘the ayokin defense’😂
I really like the emotes! Just so long as you keep making it clear they're not stockfish evaluations, there's lots of fun to be had with them
That golden rule line was hilarious.
The evaluation bar had a seizure after every move.
"I have absolutely 0 words"
proceeds to explain the game with lots of words
I actually quite like the double exclamation point for low elo games. I chuckled as soon as I saw you put it on the bishop move in the beginning
Edit: and I just saw the bomb. Yeah I like it. These things are cute
Genuinely the worst endgame ive ever seen in my life
Love the emotes, just keep them rare and impactful
What emotes?
@@AtomicBlastPony watch the video
@@rubenbuehler I did, smartass. I didn't see the emotes until someone pointed out a specific time in another comment.
@@AtomicBlastPony miss
Firstly, i am in 500 elo. For some reason, these people are more ridiculous than in my chess games
that's because all/most errors are shown here :)
It is because you probably don't see these things in games. I used to watch my classmate over his shoulder when he played in class and gave him a hint if he could do a fork or something. But if I played against him I would always loose.
Moral of lesson:As a low Elo player Never resign till you earn the title
Levy is legitimately more focused when he's distracting himself with the emotes. I say keep em, 100%
The best thing about Gotham's videoes is that you can watch them with any music you want in the background. I watched this with a violin concerto and it was immaculate.
I don't even play chess casually, and watching that black king stand completely open, mate-in-two from those two bishops with white refusing to end the game, was actively painful for me.
I’m a 500 myself and after watching this I don’t feel as bad about my own lack of skill.
Tbf you aren't rated higher than them, so you essentially have even odds when playing against these guys
I can't imagine anyone who remotely understands chess being rated 500 for very long if this is an accurate representation of the level they're up against
@@sietsejohannes i dont believe the endgame frankly. Im 700. Blunders certainly happen. Many and little distance between. But shit like that doesnt happen by accident. I think what happened. Was he pushed the h pawn, lost it. Went oh woops. fuck it heres my pieces
@@sietsejohannes I started 2 weeks ago on an account I dipped elo on a long time ago, pushed from 300s to 600 now and trust me it's not that easy, people around here have no plan or strategy at all and chase checks like animals, sadly striking a forced mate sometimes but usually end up playing their queen 7 moved in a row then resign as they blunder on move 8. 70% Cheaters are extremely common too since the Wired video opened the eyes of many wanabe chess masters, they don't chest every move yet they cheat most of them. Escape the 600s !!!!
@@yousofelhalfawy6839 I don't count people who aimlessly chase with their queen among those who remotely understand chess. I still encountered them at the 1000 level, but when you watch a channel like Levy's and follow his advice you should quickly be able to beat them. Around 1200-1300 is when people start playing a little bit more solidly and it becomes more about building experience, learning different openings and finding tactics.
2:23
I absolutely love thos symbols, please use them more often
I really didn't know how that endgame could be lost, but i should have figured....
The emotes are so funny. 7:20 “ The king dies” ☠️
I'm studying civil engineering right now and I have a lot of tough days but at the end of the day watching you makes my day. I hope you keep making more videos in the feature
Levy also helped me get through my depression
feature
Which country ?
@@arvindkum7002 civil engineering? India most likely.
@@arcanea9598 yeah coz 100% of the civil engineers are from india
😆 I'm 550. I searched for 500 rated plays 🤝🤣 These two are my new idols
18:36 my jaw literally dropped like NO WAY ON GOD GREEN EARTH , like noooooo wayyyyyyy
White had the biggest plot armor I've ever seen in chess
Oh my god, the ending of this game. I doubt I've ever see anything similar to this. Perfection.
I find it fascinating how both the absolute best and the absolute worst games of chess can look so incredibly poetic. This endgame strikes me as a very precise commentary on live in general, for many times we have just no idea what to do next.
Crazy how much of a content monster this guy is
Being around 500 elo myself, regularly playing weird moves, this game really doesn't look like a 500 elo game
One of your best closing statements!! “Go watch the World Cup” LMFAO
That's a perfect comeback. White's definitely a GM in disguise
Congratulations to GM Sasha for snatching a loss from the jaws of victory 😂
Would love to see you analyze the trainwreck that is "Amilia Watson vs Takanashi Kirara"
That’s an old game right? I think I saw some of that on another vid that clipped it. It hurt my brain.
0ll
vtuber cringe
@@mag1cman777 go to sleep, kid
@@esfera2181 Struck a nerve, did I? She isn’t real bro, go take a shower.
Thank you for all your great videos Levy! You're an inspiration to all of us creators
@@recitationtohear omg you bots are so annoying
@@khantheman6371 Agreed
"There is a reason why I'm called King while you're just PAWNS"
-White King probably
These videos are super refreshing after a long day of university. Keep it up Levy 😀
Same here
Same absolutely
7:46 "cause black doesn't know knights go backwards" 😂😂 ffs. This is the quality commentary I stick around for.
That last pawn is officialy the Main charakter
Loved the emotes, gives a new visual that looks good and also helps with the analysis. Great video as usual
4:46 I don't remember if I saw that d5 was good... I think i just didn't want the queen to take the knight if I went Ng5... because I didn't see the bishop at the time.
This is simply legendary! I had a blast watching this game unfold!
2:14 Loveeee the symbols Levi 🌟
@@arsensiversky1023 🌟💓