EASY CHESS ENDGAMES: King & Pawns

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  • Опубликовано: 4 дек 2024

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  • @hetsarsava6481
    @hetsarsava6481 4 года назад +3175

    I can see his efforts to teach us, in his eyes

    • @geetaparmar4458
      @geetaparmar4458 4 года назад +30

      Nice comment.

    • @spearmintage
      @spearmintage 4 года назад +102

      his voice is also really relaxing to listen to which makes it easier to learn

    • @hoodedR
      @hoodedR 4 года назад +4

      tehc

    • @hritthikkeshwani7865
      @hritthikkeshwani7865 4 года назад +5

      RIP english

    • @alpuu7889
      @alpuu7889 4 года назад +10

      He's getting the hang of it.... BIT by BIT
      I hope he continues this series.... We wont BYTE

  • @hugopani6393
    @hugopani6393 4 года назад +1759

    “Most common endgame”
    Pawn starts on E2

    • @unknowncaller2597
      @unknowncaller2597 3 года назад +42

      That will never happen

    • @azzamharzuqi
      @azzamharzuqi 3 года назад +84

      And the most common opening is e4 ahhaha

    • @azzamharzuqi
      @azzamharzuqi 3 года назад +41

      @@franciscolobato3806 no, if that pawn capture to change file, at least it is E3 not E2

    • @fayasamd5204
      @fayasamd5204 3 года назад +1

      😂

    • @RobertJohnson-nz3xm
      @RobertJohnson-nz3xm 3 года назад +46

      @@franciscolobato3806 Makes sense. The pawn from d1 captured e2.

  • @yelwinaung1608
    @yelwinaung1608 4 года назад +3539

    Not gonna lie, this channel will blow up with these endgame series.

    • @macmillerppp
      @macmillerppp 4 года назад +105

      It will? It already has, he’s gained like 100,000 subscribers in less than a month it’s absolutely nuts

    • @rahilmalhotra001
      @rahilmalhotra001 4 года назад +59

      This guy was at 100k at the end of october mate. It has already blown up.

    • @yelwinaung1608
      @yelwinaung1608 4 года назад +24

      @@rahilmalhotra001 He might beat agadmator in a race to mil subs.

    • @NeesyPlaysGuitar
      @NeesyPlaysGuitar 4 года назад +17

      @@macmillerppp he's in a position to get the most out of this growth in chess popularity. None of it is nuts. It is cool, though, couldn't happen to a more sound fella.

    • @exactzero
      @exactzero 4 года назад +13

      @priscilla meeskite Cringe.

  • @sinception5034
    @sinception5034 3 года назад +2481

    watching this with 2 minutes left in a blitz game

  • @UnbearableYT
    @UnbearableYT 4 года назад +866

    The real king learns the king and pawn endgames

    • @xirenzhang9126
      @xirenzhang9126 4 года назад +21

      martin luther king with them black pieces(and maybe white’s queen’s bishop)

    • @ajfev1092
      @ajfev1092 4 года назад +8

      *You Dropped Your Crown, King*

    • @RyanGStephenVlogs
      @RyanGStephenVlogs 4 года назад +2

      You mean teaches

    • @biggie10101
      @biggie10101 4 года назад

      Cringe

    • @pokszymon
      @pokszymon 4 года назад

      what

  • @noelic6744
    @noelic6744 3 года назад +685

    It makes me think the king is walking the pawn down the aisle to make it his new queen. lol

    • @karolstevenvillacarillo1036
      @karolstevenvillacarillo1036 3 года назад +24

      lol

    • @newt2120
      @newt2120 2 года назад +62

      king is a groomer lol

    • @caret4812
      @caret4812 2 года назад +22

      it makes me think the king has 8 spares for his queen and when she is down, he just promotes one to a queen himself....damn chess is weird

    • @FredPlanatia
      @FredPlanatia Год назад +8

      hey hey chess is poetry too!

    • @aryangupta7703
      @aryangupta7703 Год назад +2

      The beauty of chess

  • @mros9254
    @mros9254 4 года назад +2386

    you are an IM in the FIDE RANKING but you are a grandmaster in the teaching for sure

    • @imperialrecker7111
      @imperialrecker7111 4 года назад +60

      true. I am crushing ppl with endgames and middle games after watching his vids. I am about 900+ in lichess.

    • @yootantonystark2738
      @yootantonystark2738 3 года назад +86

      @@imperialrecker7111 you basically just master end game and just trade up all your pieces. You bring better players to your battlefield which is your home. You know your terrain better.

    • @imperialrecker7111
      @imperialrecker7111 3 года назад +13

      @@yootantonystark2738 yea thats what i am doing now.

    • @frysebox1
      @frysebox1 3 года назад +82

      @@yootantonystark2738 crushing people in the middle game with tactics followed by blundering in the late game is my favourite approach

    • @edmund8954
      @edmund8954 3 года назад +4

      @@John-eh2zc you know what they say, "dont hate the player, hate the game (sometimes)."

  • @frankveeren
    @frankveeren 4 года назад +78

    I always found it easier to draw a diagonal line from the pawn towards my opponent King, until it reaches the 8th or 1st rank, then use it as the diagonal of the square. It doesn't involve actual counting and it is faster to visualize specially during blitz or bullet matches. Thank you for the video, Levy

  • @sevenssports4421
    @sevenssports4421 4 года назад +302

    Man i was shocked. I asked to make a chess endgame tips video today when he asked what to do.Thanks for making this video.pls make more endgame videos like 2 bishop endgame, bishop, knight endgame etc....😀

    • @ryanjacob8957
      @ryanjacob8957 4 года назад +2

      Also rook endgames

    • @frrf3252
      @frrf3252 4 года назад +3

      Pretty sure all of this is already planned

    • @michaelhammaker8699
      @michaelhammaker8699 4 года назад +3

      dude it was all you

    • @gordo1191
      @gordo1191 4 года назад +2

      Lmao this was prerecorded days ago

    • @vatsala6497
      @vatsala6497 4 года назад +1

      @@ryanjacob8957 Bruh rook endgames will take like 20 videos lmfao

  • @kunalchaudhari1512
    @kunalchaudhari1512 3 года назад +52

    This video has changed my perspective to look at king

  • @Lets_MakeItSimple
    @Lets_MakeItSimple 3 года назад +175

    If I had 99 dollars i;d definitely buy your course. You may not be a GM but youre an ammmazing teacher.

  • @zhingyifai913
    @zhingyifai913 4 года назад +305

    Bruh. You explained the opposition better than anyone ever did in all of the videos about it that I have seen.
    You're a natural coach Levy.

  • @mohmmadrafijalgaonkar8028
    @mohmmadrafijalgaonkar8028 4 года назад +512

    That is exactly what i am going say, "Are you stupid!! did you not watch GothamChess video" whenever someone does something stupid

    • @lordwiz6653
      @lordwiz6653 4 года назад +15

      I agree I always say that when opposition blunders. 💯🎈

    • @Rude_i_Wredne
      @Rude_i_Wredne 4 года назад +39

      They should add that line to the gotham bot trash talk.

    • @sjegannath6295
      @sjegannath6295 3 года назад +5

      yeah say that and get banned by chess.com for bullying your opponent. Or atleast that's what i've heard happens.

    • @lordwiz6653
      @lordwiz6653 3 года назад +1

      @@sjegannath6295 oh I never kneeeeeeewwww 😀😂👍

    • @olliert4840
      @olliert4840 3 года назад +1

      Whenever I have an opposition position I'm gonna remember Levy saying "aint NO WAY you gettin in those squares" in his new york accent

  • @michaeldey1894
    @michaeldey1894 3 года назад +12

    You are an excellent teacher. I have been playing AT chess for 67 years. Some great games, mostly terrible endings. Since I found you I have been devouring your wisdom and have raised my Rapid Chess Score from 650 to 1250-1300. Obviously I have much to learn still. Please keep adding content and I also enjoy your many other chess offerings.

    • @fawzanulhaque483
      @fawzanulhaque483 10 месяцев назад

      67 really ? And you were still at 650?

    • @bravosix2960
      @bravosix2960 8 месяцев назад +2

      @@fawzanulhaque483They did only say playing AT chess, not playing it.
      Maybe there was supposed to be a difference like they planned on learning it or maybe it was a type idk.

  • @codygarrett866
    @codygarrett866 4 года назад +44

    When it comes to distant opposition, it a good idea to look at it as an odd number of squares between you and the opponent's king after your move

    • @godspeed5428
      @godspeed5428 3 года назад +1

      Can u elaborate like i didn't watch the video plz.. I think you explanation will add value to this video

    • @codygarrett866
      @codygarrett866 3 года назад +2

      @@godspeed5428 so having the opposition comes from being one square away from the enemy king, directly across from your king, at the end of your turn, meaning you move, and now there is one square between your king and the opponents, but its now his turn and can only move back or to the side. Distant opposition is the concept, where one is an odd number of squares, so is 3, 5 and 7, and knowing this, you have the same result if both kings were to start moving towards one another. Its opposition at a distance.

    • @codygarrett866
      @codygarrett866 3 года назад +1

      @@godspeed5428 one square in between the kings i mean, not one square away

    • @codygarrett866
      @codygarrett866 3 года назад +1

      Triangulation is another important concept to try and gain opposition if you don't have it. Look up a video on Triangulation in chess as well. Very helpful

    • @godspeed5428
      @godspeed5428 3 года назад

      @@codygarrett866 i think i get it..
      So basically the minimum no. of squares between two kings can be 1 which is odd no.(which is common sense), so odd no. Away is distant opposition..
      Simple concept.. I feel stupid now that i understand it..
      Thankyou..

  • @claytonberry8141
    @claytonberry8141 2 года назад +3

    Enjoy all of your videos - great passion and fun comes through.
    For the teaching ones, what I really like is how you show the 'why' of "what not to do" so clearly.
    Many people say "do this, trust me", but that's not teaching.
    All of this was perfect - K and pawn basics - opposition, shouldering, the square.

  • @ayushanuroop9203
    @ayushanuroop9203 4 года назад +136

    Me : OK lets push the pawn.
    Levy : 4:58
    Me : OK fine, jeez 🙄

  • @calebklingsheim947
    @calebklingsheim947 3 года назад +6

    Thank you, Levy! I found myself in a King + Pawns endgame just a day after watching this video, and thanks to your video (and some practice with the drills) I pulled out a win without external help.

  • @herosuperman1538
    @herosuperman1538 4 года назад +652

    Imagine getting a heart from Gotham !

    • @cpgautam172
      @cpgautam172 4 года назад +58

      Imagine having to imagine getting a heart from levy

    • @doubledie6875
      @doubledie6875 4 года назад +6

      he would die.

    • @tendyboiz1046
      @tendyboiz1046 4 года назад +1

      @@cpgautam172 you sure about that

    • @cpgautam172
      @cpgautam172 4 года назад +1

      @@tendyboiz1046 sure about what?

    • @NightRider0101
      @NightRider0101 4 года назад +8

      I have better things to imagine

  • @onlyrocknroll12
    @onlyrocknroll12 3 года назад +1

    I enjoyed rewatching this, it really cemented what I had learned but partially forgotten. You have a good way of phrasing things in a concise memorable way, I think you're a natural teacher. "You only follow the king if you can't touch the pawn again." That's so simple and easy to commit to memory

  • @nimamotamedi4544
    @nimamotamedi4544 4 года назад +9

    This is a phenomenal video lesson. I was literally just teaching my brother this yesterday. I have friends and family learning chess-Best believe I will be recommending this to others to be sure. Excellent recap Levy. Keep it coming!

  • @johnpetrila4823
    @johnpetrila4823 4 года назад +1

    I love how the last example tied in the practical application of all the pieces of theory discussed in the video, even "the square." Brilliant teaching move, Levy. Well done!

  • @davidzakaryan2567
    @davidzakaryan2567 4 года назад +97

    I CANT LET YOU GET CLOSE! 😳 So awesome to see that Levy is an MMA fan.

  • @patrickdrake9033
    @patrickdrake9033 Год назад +1

    Your videos are the best bro. No complicated lingo, clearly described. I run a team at my school and the kiddos watch your videos all the time. Thank you.

  • @corniferjr3300
    @corniferjr3300 4 года назад +304

    Levy: You'll have to go watch the other video on that.
    Me: Ok cool I'll go look for tha-
    Levy: Actually that video isn't out yet
    Me: Well okay then.

    • @أحمدقاضي-ذ7غ
      @أحمدقاضي-ذ7غ 4 года назад +1

      Lol

    • @tomislavhoman4338
      @tomislavhoman4338 3 года назад +6

      It is now :)

    • @wildgurgs3614
      @wildgurgs3614 3 года назад +5

      An understandably difficult urge to fight. Here's the thing that I have to remind myself much more often in games - checking in itself is actually worthless a lot of the time since the king can just move out of the way.

    • @MA-er3yw
      @MA-er3yw 3 года назад +3

      @@wildgurgs3614 I disagree, forks, discovered attacks, forcing moves, making the king stop guarding a piece, stalling, spike checks, game conversion, counter attacks, these all start from checks (edit: I don’t mean every fork comes from a check, or that every counterattack starts with one, I’m just giving examples)

    • @wildgurgs3614
      @wildgurgs3614 3 года назад +1

      @@MA-er3yw Fair point. What I meant to say is that it's often tempting, especially for novices, to deliver a check without planning out a line of moves, leading to the checked opponent simply moving their king out of the way with no real consequence.

  • @philiproschactor
    @philiproschactor 3 года назад +4

    One of the best endgame videos I have ever watched. Thank you so much again. you are an absolutely superb teacher because your delivery has such passion that it makes it easier for the listener to remember the important things.

  • @yeshasrastogi8769
    @yeshasrastogi8769 4 года назад +12

    The energy while saying or convincing the viewer is getting better & better. Levy on fire💥💥

  • @ozzyfromspace
    @ozzyfromspace 3 года назад +29

    I read about GothamChess on Wikipedia and we both learned chess at the same time (age of 6). But I kinda just played “for fun”, whereas he read books, practiced, and got really freakin’ good! He put up really salient advice at the end there: “Chess is hard. You’ve gotta do the work”. I hear you, boss. Maybe it’s not too late for me to cross 2000+ consistently
    edit (8 months later):
    now at 2150, still learning 🙏🏽

    • @soumajitsen1395
      @soumajitsen1395 Год назад +3

      Great work man

    • @JBLGamingNL
      @JBLGamingNL Год назад +2

      Good job!

    • @iblivs21
      @iblivs21 5 месяцев назад +1

      that's awesome! good job for putting a lot of effort, you deserve it

    • @newyorkertx7024
      @newyorkertx7024 2 месяца назад

      whats ur elo now??

  • @nickdawg1014
    @nickdawg1014 4 года назад +20

    I smell the start of another great GothamChess series. Keep up the great work!

  • @setashua2327
    @setashua2327 2 года назад +3

    It’s not even just about chess, the way you say things is really such a nice time! I do love you Levy !

  • @1991ryanl
    @1991ryanl 4 года назад +27

    SO thats why I always lose end games! I feel like I can play my best chess for the entire game, but as soon as it becomes just king and pawns, the opposition must think I just switched with a chimp

  • @richdotcom1959
    @richdotcom1959 Год назад +24

    Levy, you're a good teacher!

  • @sarthakmaheshwari3813
    @sarthakmaheshwari3813 4 года назад +8

    Thanks Gotham, I got king and pawn endgame in a game I played immediately after watching this video, and was able to win it. I really appreciate your work and hope you will come up with more such intersting videos😀

  • @akshargajjar8135
    @akshargajjar8135 4 года назад +1

    This is the most instructive chess video I have ever seen. Thank you, Levy! As a beginner, this idea of opposition is so fascinating and once you see the tactic it changes your perspective on the way kings and pawns move. This channel is on the path to greatness.

  • @ssiipp7848
    @ssiipp7848 4 года назад +44

    RUclips Levy is becoming a lot more like twitch Levy. And I love it.

  • @rogerwinright2290
    @rogerwinright2290 4 года назад +1

    Man, I love the content you create
    I've always failed at an endgames with Kings and pawns, and this helped me immensely!
    Keep up the good work!

  • @cpgautam172
    @cpgautam172 4 года назад +10

    I am reading silmans complete endgame course, and this is chapter 2-4. Chap 1 was simple checkmates

  • @Chikari_2010
    @Chikari_2010 3 года назад +2

    Thank you for being such a patient teacher! Your videos make all of this so much easier to understand.

  • @Zephirum37
    @Zephirum37 4 года назад +4

    This might be your best video yet, can't wait for the rest of the series

  • @clap5108
    @clap5108 4 года назад +1

    I got into chess about 8 months ago when I watched you and Hikaru on stream and seeing these videos just makes me want to take my chess journey further. You make chess fun to watch and interesting to learn. You and Hikaru have helped so many people find out about chess and I think what you are doing is great. I’m looking forward to the next endgame video. I find myself using little tips and tricks that you mention throughout videos and it helps tremendously.

  • @albertbatfinder5240
    @albertbatfinder5240 4 года назад +30

    I want to see Levy’s Dominican Republic series, where he sits in an Hawaiian shirt at a plastic table under an umbrella like “Newman” in Jurassic Park.

  • @parthdurgude2617
    @parthdurgude2617 3 года назад +3

    He's just an awesome teacher... teaching such theory is not very easy when we are not face to face... too good man!!!

  • @sachindey2
    @sachindey2 4 года назад +6

    He really puts in efforts to teach us these stuffs , hope this channel gets the success it deserves. Love u man

  • @Rohitsarma-uk5lk
    @Rohitsarma-uk5lk 11 месяцев назад +1

    Excellent work levy 💯 kept engaging and great insights . Thankyou

  • @feiny9361
    @feiny9361 4 года назад +238

    “King activity is super important”
    Sounds like he’s approving the bongcloud to me

    • @sjegannath6295
      @sjegannath6295 4 года назад +16

      Happy Hikaru Noises
      wow 7 likes in a month that's crazy, thank you

    • @nilen
      @nilen 3 года назад

      @@sjegannath6295 ??

  • @PriyanganiGunarathne-x9k
    @PriyanganiGunarathne-x9k 4 месяца назад

    Bro I like your videos.
    You should be a grand master quickly.
    Good luck bro

  • @jasperberton9237
    @jasperberton9237 4 года назад +20

    He's just prepping us for a new sub war

  • @dannygrove9078
    @dannygrove9078 4 года назад

    Thank you for making this video. I've been doing very well in my end games now, and it's all because I started flanking. It's especially helpful against extremely aggressive players. So, thank you again.

  • @abdallahradiy8525
    @abdallahradiy8525 4 года назад +71

    11:14 was that a Chael Sonnen reference? Since Levy is an MMA fan I’m definitely subscribing.

  • @danieltjones01
    @danieltjones01 3 года назад

    These concepts gave me much more control in the game I have just played. I had a bishop and knight up but I won the game by using my king to protect the free pawn to promote and then rather than using the queen with bishop and knight I just used my king to push their king down the board and did 1 queen move to finish - versus my usual scramble of allowing their king to just move out of the way. Thank you (Y)

  • @shamanpomedor
    @shamanpomedor 7 месяцев назад +8

    watching this after losing a draw game

  • @severesidefxgames8035
    @severesidefxgames8035 2 года назад

    Been playing chess for about 6 months and starting to get better. This video helps alot. Tired of loosing and ending in stalemate

  • @masterofkaarsvet
    @masterofkaarsvet 3 года назад +6

    "OPPOSITION TRADITIONALLY IS DEFINED AS, you know, eh if you like the, eh, it's like a certain amount of rows between the kings, you know" -Levy

  • @richardmorgan1588
    @richardmorgan1588 3 года назад

    This is the video that introduced me to “100 Endgames…” which I have now in book and Chessable form. I didn’t realize that so much of this is already solved! It’s definitely a great resource which will keep me learning for a long time.

  • @alkamishra9974
    @alkamishra9974 3 года назад +6

    18:08 ummm.... F4 blocks that move.
    Levi: You lost again man? What did I tell u?
    Me: Confused noises

  • @champpogion6828
    @champpogion6828 3 года назад +2

    12:34 actually you can play king c6, cause if king c8 you just push b6, and if king b8 you push b7, since you're not behind the pawn the black king can go to a7 and you play king c7, now the black king can't go to b8 so you just push and promote.

  • @wilfredding25
    @wilfredding25 4 года назад +103

    When levy makes another endgame video.
    Thanos: snickers in anticipation.

  • @kshitijsharma759
    @kshitijsharma759 4 года назад

    I dont have words man this is so informative at the same time entertaining I don't need to rewatch the video , I got in just one go, hope you make a whole series o such videos

  • @thermon6945
    @thermon6945 3 года назад +4

    "Red carpet" LOL!! Incredible video, loved it

  • @ElijahStormblessed
    @ElijahStormblessed 3 года назад

    I've tried getting better at this before, but nobody's ever explained this as well as you have! Thank you!!

  • @Omsamara6
    @Omsamara6 4 года назад +19

    1:04 "And hopefully we know how to win this position"
    Me not knowing how to win that position - :O

  • @jackofclubs1510
    @jackofclubs1510 4 года назад +11

    People pay a lot of money for lessons like this and we get them for free!!

  • @davide4607
    @davide4607 4 года назад

    You easily have the most engaging teaching style of any chess teacher I've ever seen. Keep it up man these are gold!

  • @daven6569
    @daven6569 4 года назад +3

    Thank you for this. Your enthusiasm and ability to teach allowed me to watch the entire video no problem! I typically turn off end game videos in a few minutes.
    I have rules to follow for my games in these positions. THANK YOU!

  • @cujobyte
    @cujobyte 3 года назад +1

    Thank you so so much for this vid, i had no idea how much thought went into the “endgame”.

  • @bigxmacxattack941
    @bigxmacxattack941 4 года назад +8

    Aye Levy, this video was very good. Keep up the good content

    • @vinayxis1242
      @vinayxis1242 4 года назад +3

      You haven't even watched the vid yet.
      Although we all know it's going to be a good video

  • @marksd5650
    @marksd5650 4 года назад

    Brilliant! Thank you.
    I never pause, I don’t know enough to figure it out. All my best dude. You are extremely helpful to us beginners

  • @x_Heffe_X
    @x_Heffe_X 4 года назад +4

    Love the uncle Chael reference!
    Undefeated, undisputed, never lost a round.

  • @vincenzovalvano
    @vincenzovalvano 3 года назад +1

    I'm going to thank you under ALL your videos , it's a threat ! You're a GREAT teacher

  • @vishnusai0425
    @vishnusai0425 4 года назад +25

    18:19 That's what GM ABISH MATHEW ,does in his games.

    • @swarajsahu732
      @swarajsahu732 4 года назад +7

      we are not considering engines tho

    • @saurabhshukla31
      @saurabhshukla31 4 года назад +2

      @@swarajsahu732 😂😂😂

    • @vishnusai0425
      @vishnusai0425 4 года назад +1

      @@swarajsahu732 😂🤣😂

    • @Kevin-cy2dr
      @Kevin-cy2dr 3 года назад +1

      Its Hon'ble GM ABISH MATHEW SIR

  • @abhijeetkulkarni8261
    @abhijeetkulkarni8261 4 года назад +1

    This just made my Sunday amazing!
    Thank you Levy!

  • @mohammadzuhairkhan8661
    @mohammadzuhairkhan8661 4 года назад +28

    I need more pawn endgames. King moves are very counter intuitive a lot of the time

    • @Questionmark142
      @Questionmark142 4 года назад +11

      i think one of the reasons for king moves being counterintuitive comes from diagonal movement. a king on a1 needs the same amount of moves to get to a8 then he needs to get to h8, even though the latter is much further away. so a king moves sort of faster when he goes diagonal.

  • @maxgrobe1355
    @maxgrobe1355 3 года назад

    The last example was the best lesson, when i tried as you said i did the mistake on going to the left. Great for learning.

  • @Araz907
    @Araz907 4 года назад +4

    That Chael Sonnen reference was peak. 10/10 great video

  • @alvpd1111
    @alvpd1111 4 года назад +1

    Great material - I really enjoy how clear and passionate your explanations are - it is easy to pay attention

  • @MohamedZashim.R
    @MohamedZashim.R 4 года назад +17

    12:35 that red carpet is awesome 😂.
    king be like🤴 "oh my dear new queen 👸 ....now it's safe u can go💃🕴️"

    • @aluminiumknight4038
      @aluminiumknight4038 4 года назад +2

      I'll sacrifice you in the next game

    • @jatloe
      @jatloe 4 года назад +1

      @@aluminiumknight4038 LMAO

    • @AUG_Glow
      @AUG_Glow 4 года назад +1

      @@aluminiumknight4038 LMFAO

  • @hbake58
    @hbake58 3 года назад

    You made this so simple and concise, no bs just what to do and why you do it, amazing

  • @luciano53688
    @luciano53688 4 года назад +6

    "Dont run away from me"
    How could I run away from the greatwst chess master on RUclips?

  • @salmank1773
    @salmank1773 3 года назад +1

    Thank you Levy!

  • @alexcaruso6085
    @alexcaruso6085 4 года назад +9

    Me: gets checkmated before the endgame starts

  • @arpiainen100
    @arpiainen100 3 года назад

    Levi your videos are simply the most instructive and improving videos for personal chess thank you and please make an every piece end game videos on what pieces win against what on no pawn end games.

  • @coubyplayz
    @coubyplayz 4 года назад +7

    Love you Gotham want a 1v1 as a video title "Seeking a player who plays for a month and how much better you can get!!!"

  • @frankwilliams5479
    @frankwilliams5479 3 года назад +1

    I can’t stress this enough but THESE VIDEOS ARE SO HELPFUL ! LEVI IF YOU SEE THIS PLEASSSEEEEEE CONTINUE TO MAKE TRAINING VIDEOS 🙏🏽🙏🏽

  • @Ysna-re2or
    @Ysna-re2or 4 года назад +5

    If only thanos had watched Gotham chess

  • @DavidBadilloMusic
    @DavidBadilloMusic 3 года назад +1

    I love the passion you put into your lessons, Levy! I can almost feel the smack at the back of my head when you are trying to emphasize a point! LOL! Keep up the amazing work!

  • @hetsarsava6481
    @hetsarsava6481 4 года назад +6

    Please maka a video on the movie "pawn sacrifice"

  • @dheerajbalodi7030
    @dheerajbalodi7030 3 года назад

    Dude...ur a beast. Thats all i got to say. You have really taught all of us a lot over the last few years and thank you for that mate..thank you

  • @Makron5
    @Makron5 3 года назад +10

    I wish he'd do two bishops because that's confusing for me.

    • @colewogan2006
      @colewogan2006 3 года назад +1

      important parts of 2 bishops endgames are 1) centralizing all pieces, 2) slowly narrowing the amount of space king can move (but im pretty bad at chess so even then its sitll hard for me to convert as well)

    • @rogg0224
      @rogg0224 3 года назад

      @@colewogan2006 its non intuitive

    • @Brko-rx1hs
      @Brko-rx1hs 3 года назад

      I already know it i found a cool video of 2 bishop vs King u should search it up

  • @toriless
    @toriless 2 года назад

    This was pretty good and makes me want to review more. It was more comprehensive than other ones I have seen.

  • @Hahahahaaahaahaa
    @Hahahahaaahaahaa 4 года назад +3

    When is a Queen stronger than two rooks? It seems clear on most situations with otherwise equal material that the two rooks will prevail, how far ahead on pawns/what positions etc. can the Queen at least draw if not better? Is one pawn enough in most cases?
    Anyway, your lesson with NL brought me here, love the content already.

    • @AhmadRizviYT
      @AhmadRizviYT 2 года назад +1

      i heard him saying 2 rooks is only better than 1 queen when the queen is not active and the 2 rooks are coordinated

  • @StvB31459
    @StvB31459 3 года назад

    Gotham ... love you man... You’re funny, articulate, intelligent, spontaneous. Love watching and listening to you. I’ve learned so much over the past month watching and studying your videos.
    All to say .... THANK YOU !!!!

  • @ssiipp7848
    @ssiipp7848 4 года назад +37

    This might be something for Alireza....

    • @TimeRemnant772
      @TimeRemnant772 4 года назад +3

      nice one

    • @jwanfontana9658
      @jwanfontana9658 4 года назад +2

      😂😂😂😭😭😭

    • @mainchar_tv
      @mainchar_tv 4 года назад +3

      Magnus approves.

    • @raghavdhabe7359
      @raghavdhabe7359 3 года назад

      U shouldnt disrespect alireza like that. Even gm can blunder simple things, everyone blunders , even if u r really good at that concept

  • @jahskido06
    @jahskido06 4 года назад

    I have already learned these concepts but i like the way you explain it. Thanks!

  • @Kajal-gk9bg
    @Kajal-gk9bg 4 года назад +12

    Someone pls guide Magnus Carlsen so that he can learn the square rule, the guy made a video on it with the first sentence being I don't understand it

    • @mrnobody5763
      @mrnobody5763 4 года назад +1

      Carlsen is like one of the strongest players all time in end games. And he didn't study them a lot, but he's like Mozart was with music, a genius.

  • @JuanCarlosFiori
    @JuanCarlosFiori 2 года назад

    Thank you for all your advice buddy!

  • @michaeld519
    @michaeld519 4 года назад +4

    8:32 "There's no way you're going to get that king out of the corner." But why not? We need you to finish the lesson and demonstrate it so beginners understand. You can say it, but I don't understand why that king can't be moved. If you'd taken ten seconds and shown what happens it would make sense.

    • @willsheekey7747
      @willsheekey7747 4 года назад +1

      ikr!

    • @LqwAbidingCitizen
      @LqwAbidingCitizen 3 месяца назад

      Because the black king will keep shuffling between a8 and b8 and you cannot get it out of the corner because the position will eventually lead to the pawn behind the black king in the corner and the white king will be either on a6 or b6 and moving away from the pawn results in a draw as well

  • @ksj8913
    @ksj8913 4 года назад

    Ive fallen in love with this channel. The content and the energy is awesome. Keep up the good work levy!

  • @Sam-kd5cx
    @Sam-kd5cx 4 года назад +4

    It’s funny how similar the endgame tactic “shouldering” is to sports such as AFL with “shepherding” and basketball with “box out”.
    Love the videos

  • @carolynserra3195
    @carolynserra3195 3 года назад

    This was a fantastic video. I got more out of it as I just kept on learning and practising one section a day till I finished.

  • @zairak4911
    @zairak4911 4 года назад +9

    Out of Context: Do a three way Sub Battle You- Samay- Naka