The eval bar staying up after every sacrifice is just the cherry on top. There was no refutation. There was no escape. There was only a few ways Giri could have lost a little less spectacularly, and I am so glad he didnt find those moves. Simply incredible.
Giri was playing against the sprit of Misha Tal & leave aside him.. any human GM including Magnus would have lost in this case. Spectacular game by Shakyar indeed
Ahh yes, my favorite opening, the *_"Alright, white is playing a goofy opening so I'm gonna do my thing and he's gonna over extend and then I am gonna win variation"_* There you go Levy.
"They begin out of nowhere, they are chaotically beautiful, and they are so... sudden, and they are so... complicated, and they are so wrong, and so deviant, but so right" -Levy Rozman, about immortal games
@Bobby TImmortal just means that something can not die - that's all it means. One can argue that this game will be forgotten and is therefore not immortal, but to embellish the meaning of "immortal" doesn't really emphasize that any better than simply saying it will be forgotten. :)
Once Shakh sacrificed the bishop I thought to myself, "Wow, he really sacked a pawn/rook/knight/bishop!", and didn't even THINK he would sack his queen at the end.
He sacrificed one of each piece, unbelievable. You got to feel for Anish, how can you possibly expect to deal with play like this? I love watching Mamedyarov play because he swings so much harder than some of the other Super GMs, and that can mean he misses more often than his peers, but by god when he hits there are few like him.
Well said. He is one of the only top GMs who still plays attacking chess and aims to win instead of draws each game. Talk about draws on the other hand… hmm
I love Shak. When you present at the board every single time with the intention of making the game a freakin fist fight, you end up creating this immortal games. Respect for the man, this was absurdely amazing!
Wow! This game really does feel like a 21st century version of those wild 19th-century “Romantic” games with Morphy, Anderssen etc. sacrificing pieces all over the board. Great stuff.
That was art. Probably the best game of all time. And not even Carlsen has such beauty on his record. Wow. That Mamedyarov might not be the World Champion, but he is definitely a beast. This game made him a legend for ever.
yeah but no one believes it, I almost didn't see it because of the title, but I needed something to fall asleep, it's a shame that the title takes so much away from the viedo...
@@stargic8499 If people realise they got clickbaited early in the video they leave. That tells RUclips to not recommend the video which makes RUclipsrs get less views. I wish RUclipsrs would realise this and not clickbait
Dude sacrificed every piece on the list and made his opponent resign before he crushed him, wow. On this level, simply amazing, even the engine was spitting its coffee at the screen after some of those moves!
This truly is one of the best games of all times. You just know how Giri and Mamedyarov felt during this game. I'm sure Giri felt that he was part of making art and happy about losing this game.
OMG! Anish played my fav opening! The "White is playing a goofy opening so I'm going to do my thing and he's gonna over extend an I'm going to win variation"😁
I disagree. Chess has a clear, black and white goal:checkmate the king. Art is something that is given a meaning by the person interpreting it. Chess and chess moves are not up to interpretation. My 2 cents
@@maximlamoureux4129 You just contradicted yourself. We give meaning to chess games and make it art. Chess is a very robotic game, but when played by humans filled with emotions and calculated behaviour. It produces these masterpieces which are a form of art.
@@maximlamoureux4129 Anything that has a beauty value is art. There is why people appreciate art even if they cannot comprehend or interpret the meaning themselves.
Wow. This thumbnail did not disappoint! This is a glowing example of why Shakhriyar Mamedyarov is my favorite player. He may not be the most consistent, but he is brilliant and principled, always trying to create interesting and beautiful chess.
This reminds me of that one game where Bobby Fisher kept daring the dude to take his pieces, but he didn't. Anish however took all the sacrifices with glee and ended up paying for it.
This game made me breathless. I'm not even that invested in other people's chess games, and I was actually breathless. The insanity of 4 sacrifices, all with such precise calculations, and such illogical moves made this game truly amazing.
There are not enough likes for this video. What a game. Both players should be proud. It takes only the best defense to highlight how amazing an offence can be.
The title itself deserve a dislike, a shame it's no longer possible. The vid itself was great but nobody should have watched it in the first place. I sure would not have without the recommendation of someone else
@@binnieb173 someone posted a link of this vid on the chess subreddit so i got to watch it. I defo would not have clicked on such a garbage title. Hell, it's why i had unsubscribed to levy some time ago. It's annoying to not know what a vid is about. Make it near impossible to find the vid again later if i need it and the topic covered could be anything. Like, his personal life or something. edit: also feel like manipulation and begging from levy. defo annoying as hell
As someone who grew up down the street from the STL Chess Club and whose casual interest in chess exploded during the Niemann affair, I can't get enough of the chess commentariat, esp this channel, about which, I've said once and will say it again: if I was the Safdie Bros. casting director, you'd have a guaranteed part in their next picture. I love your NYC chess guru performative charisma!
If I'd grown up down the street from the STL Chess Club there's a good chance I'd be a GM now. A family friend taught me the game when I was around 8 and I got almost obsessed with it for a while. Problem was I had no one to play other than a chess computer so I eventually turned to other things.
What a great game! The fact that Mamedyarov realy played the Jobava-London, my favorite opening, makes it just even more enjoyable for me. Thank you for the recap of this game!
What a game! The giant brass balls it takes to sack that much material is astounding. I got my first queen sack, then mate last week and I felt like a genius. Mamedyarov IS confidence. Damn.
Levy, thank you for always bringing such amazing energy every video. You're the reason my ADHD hyperfixation on chess is still going and making me play almost everyday
"White is playing a goofy opening so I'm gonna do my thing and he's gonna overextend and I'm gonna win" variation is seriously my favorite with black. No, seriously. He thought no one would comment this comment cause he was onto us but levy, you ain't got nothin on me :3
Everyone's talking about the sacrifices, but for me, the final knight retreat was brilliant. Most players would keep their foot on the gas, but Shak makes one retreating move opening up a dozen new threats while simultaneously shutting down all the counterplay. Psychologically devastating!
I have to disagree, when he made the knight move the position was winning in many different ways, he's up a pawn, and black's position is awful with poor piece coordination + king is not safe, so the knight move was good but not a crazy move to find and I think any strong player would play this in that position or win with other moves. How he gets to this position is what is incredible. He played a lot of more impressive creative moves and "only" moves before that maybe only 2 or 3 players on this world would play. The retreating move is nice but is not like "wow, he's so good for playing this move", nah, is just one of the most obvious winning moves there
Just saw this pop up, and I will write a review of the game after I finish watching the video Edit: THAT?!?!?!? OUT OF A LONDON?!?!? HOLY MOTHER OF CHESS THAT WAS INSANE On a side note, I feel inspired to go play chess and sacrifice all my pieces. Still working on the whole "winning" part though.
"Anish just sorta plays the, alright, white is playing a goofy opening so I'm gonna do my thing and he's gonna over-extend and then I'm gonna win variation" - Gotham
What I love about Levi is many things, especially and most of all that he is a passion artist, that he takes disparates parts, topics, visions and wields them into body and work. Inside this man is a great artist with a serious and compassionate message. I love his sarcasm and goofy bits, the guess the elo and the deadpan look into the camera, the side chuckles, but I am looking forward to his more important work, whether it is painting or music or film making or novel form. Dude is a platinum rolex with jewel movements.
Well it is worth noting that even Magnus has been playing lots of attacking chess lately rather than his usual endgame slow squeezing. I find it safe to say that crazy attacking chess is alive and kicking.
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probably click baiting like always
you will found out when you finish the rest of the 13 minutes
PIN OF FORT-- SHAME
That was a fast pin of shame!
PIN OF SHAME
That was the fastest pin of shame
The eval bar staying up after every sacrifice is just the cherry on top. There was no refutation. There was no escape. There was only a few ways Giri could have lost a little less spectacularly, and I am so glad he didnt find those moves. Simply incredible.
Yes, highly suspicious.
Giri was playing against the sprit of Misha Tal & leave aside him.. any human GM including Magnus would have lost in this case. Spectacular game by Shakyar indeed
@@bhaskarchakrabarty2420 u mean mikhail tal?
Yes because the eval got this high only because he could do these sacrifices if he played anything else it would have gone down
Ahh yes, my favorite opening, the *_"Alright, white is playing a goofy opening so I'm gonna do my thing and he's gonna over extend and then I am gonna win variation"_*
There you go Levy.
I searched for this comment.
@@Szeru 😅
Also a better title for this video.
Levy should make a tutorial about this opening
Best variation
Can we just appreciate how natural Levi is at presenting. One take!!
was just thinking he is going to be hired to commentate on other live events in the future. he is incredible
i'd hardly say natural, and i think that undermines the amount of work he put into bettering his abilities.
he's good now, but he's come a long way.
@@ste2158 already has
the name is Levy :)
For real!! His charisma and enthusiasm are electric and contagious
"They begin out of nowhere, they are chaotically beautiful, and they are so... sudden, and they are so... complicated, and they are so wrong, and so deviant, but so right" -Levy Rozman, about immortal games
That is genuinely a beautiful quote
Where is Wesley's immortal
@Bobby TImmortal just means that something can not die - that's all it means. One can argue that this game will be forgotten and is therefore not immortal, but to embellish the meaning of "immortal" doesn't really emphasize that any better than simply saying it will be forgotten. :)
@@kevinemery9595 the connotation of immortal means it's so good it cannot die. Like a god. Figuratively speaking.
This would be a good reference to suddenly falling in lo e
The sacrifice of one of each piece is poetry
Mind Blown! 😲😯
I was just thinking the exact same thing sacked everything except the king
And the title of the next episode is "One King Sacrifice"
Sacrifices the cycle!
Once Shakh sacrificed the bishop I thought to myself, "Wow, he really sacked a pawn/rook/knight/bishop!", and didn't even THINK he would sack his queen at the end.
Shak broke the backboard with that dunk.
*Shaq
oh right it is shak
@@Valaxidity lol
He sacrificed one of each piece, unbelievable. You got to feel for Anish, how can you possibly expect to deal with play like this? I love watching Mamedyarov play because he swings so much harder than some of the other Super GMs, and that can mean he misses more often than his peers, but by god when he hits there are few like him.
I find highly swinging players fascinating
Well said. He is one of the only top GMs who still plays attacking chess and aims to win instead of draws each game. Talk about draws on the other hand… hmm
Let’s not forget he was 0.5 points away from playing magnus for wcc in 2018
He's been my favorite chess player for the last few years because of that. Romantic chess is still alive
CAP HE DIDN’ SACRIFICE THE KING
I love Shak. When you present at the board every single time with the intention of making the game a freakin fist fight, you end up creating this immortal games. Respect for the man, this was absurdely amazing!
Mad props to Anish Giri for going “This man has made such a beautiful combination, I might as well see it happen in front of my own eyes.”
Hahaha exactly
o wait I have 100 likes
cool
how come i only get lots of likes when I’m not even trying to get lots of likes
@@CarlDaCool168 talking about the amount of likes is cringe please don't do it
@@coffeedude I don’t care about the comments of keyboard warriors on a meaningless thing. And if it’s cringe to you, then just forget it.
I don't even play chess
But this dude's enthusiasm is highly contagious WOW indeed 👏
Teehee!
Yup, Lev rocks!
He is the reason I got back into chess after a few years
@@geochonker9052 same thing!
Wow! This game really does feel like a 21st century version of those wild 19th-century “Romantic” games with Morphy, Anderssen etc. sacrificing pieces all over the board. Great stuff.
That was art. Probably the best game of all time. And not even Carlsen has such beauty on his record. Wow. That Mamedyarov might not be the World Champion, but he is definitely a beast. This game made him a legend for ever.
Not click-baity at all. This was an AMAZING game.
yeah but no one believes it, I almost didn't see it because of the title, but I needed something to fall asleep, it's a shame that the title takes so much away from the viedo...
first time ever
@@porofm6403 Yeah, but any youtuber that wants to make a live out of youtube has to clickbait to manipulate the algorithm.
it was amazing, but definitely not one of the best of all time
@@stargic8499 If people realise they got clickbaited early in the video they leave. That tells RUclips to not recommend the video which makes RUclipsrs get less views. I wish RUclipsrs would realise this and not clickbait
And it was a pleasure to us to hear such these epic comments from you about this masterpiece. Azerbaijan is proud of Shakh. We appreciate!
Im a Azerbaijani too! And i can confirm that we are proud of Shakh!
You know you have to drop everything you are doing when levy says best game 😂
hell yea I clicked so fast
I’m a simple man; if Levy insists, I must drop everything and click on the video.
Dude sacrificed every piece on the list and made his opponent resign before he crushed him, wow. On this level, simply amazing, even the engine was spitting its coffee at the screen after some of those moves!
This guy is getting in my nerve in a funny way..
Yep
This truly is one of the best games of all times. You just know how Giri and Mamedyarov felt during this game. I'm sure Giri felt that he was part of making art and happy about losing this game.
Just like a piece of marble while being pounded by the hammer and chisel into a beautiful statue.
I don’t think Giri was happy 🤷🏼♂️
Maybe not happy but for sure fascinated
i'd like to imagine levy's reaction if this was guess the ELO and see him lose his mind
Sure, sure, and he'd conjecture the elo at 800 jaja
Hehe
bro said "here he sacrifices a rook :) " instead of "here he sacrifices THE ROOOOOOOOK"
OMG! Anish played my fav opening! The "White is playing a goofy opening so I'm going to do my thing and he's gonna over extend an I'm going to win variation"😁
Except I am the guy playing a goofy opening and overextending
Levy: I know one of you will write a yt comment claiming this is your favorite opening. I see you!
This guy: my time has come.
When he said that, I started looking for that comment
i thought i was the only one who played that 😭
I scrolled down just to find this comment
I actually teared up a little bit for some reason during this recap. I guess chess is that beautiful of a game sometimes
What a truly amazing game. This is a reminder that chess can also be a form of art.
I disagree. Chess has a clear, black and white goal:checkmate the king. Art is something that is given a meaning by the person interpreting it. Chess and chess moves are not up to interpretation. My 2 cents
@@maximlamoureux4129 You just contradicted yourself. We give meaning to chess games and make it art. Chess is a very robotic game, but when played by humans filled with emotions and calculated behaviour. It produces these masterpieces which are a form of art.
nerd
@@maximlamoureux4129 Anything that has a beauty value is art. There is why people appreciate art even if they cannot comprehend or interpret the meaning themselves.
@@maximlamoureux4129 i have to argue about everything. grrrrr.
“White is playing a goofy opening and I'm gonna do my thing and he is gonna over extend and I'm gonna win” variation...is most definitely my favorite.
Wow. This thumbnail did not disappoint! This is a glowing example of why Shakhriyar Mamedyarov is my favorite player. He may not be the most consistent, but he is brilliant and principled, always trying to create interesting and beautiful chess.
This reminds me of that one game where Bobby Fisher kept daring the dude to take his pieces, but he didn't. Anish however took all the sacrifices with glee and ended up paying for it.
As a Jobava London player, my jaw is on the ground. I can dream to get a game like this.
SAME
Yo Mama London
Yo Mama London
Yo Mama London
Yo Mama London
Mamedyarov didnt came to play chess, he came to beat the shit out of giri 🤣🤣
This game made me breathless. I'm not even that invested in other people's chess games, and I was actually breathless. The insanity of 4 sacrifices, all with such precise calculations, and such illogical moves made this game truly amazing.
I enjoy while watching the games of Shakhriyar. He always doesnt play as standart book games. Even stockfish cant understand his game.
There are not enough likes for this video. What a game.
Both players should be proud. It takes only the best defense to highlight how amazing an offence can be.
Underrated statement 💯
Facts bro
The title itself deserve a dislike, a shame it's no longer possible.
The vid itself was great but nobody should have watched it in the first place. I sure would not have without the recommendation of someone else
@@vertsang5424 What are you talking about?! lol
@@binnieb173 someone posted a link of this vid on the chess subreddit so i got to watch it.
I defo would not have clicked on such a garbage title. Hell, it's why i had unsubscribed to levy some time ago.
It's annoying to not know what a vid is about.
Make it near impossible to find the vid again later if i need it and the topic covered could be anything. Like, his personal life or something.
edit: also feel like manipulation and begging from levy.
defo annoying as hell
“Take the soul of your enemy, bishop”
I completely agree with everything said in this video.
Dude this was just posted.
Same
@@ItsCocoTacos and he completely agrees
This video was just posted. You are just looking for a pin
@@ItsCocoTacos what can I say? I follow blindly.
Giri is the guy with a good memory but Mamedyarov is one with a high IQ.
As someone who grew up down the street from the STL Chess Club and whose casual interest in chess exploded during the Niemann affair, I can't get enough of the chess commentariat, esp this channel, about which, I've said once and will say it again: if I was the Safdie Bros. casting director, you'd have a guaranteed part in their next picture. I love your NYC chess guru performative charisma!
If I'd grown up down the street from the STL Chess Club there's a good chance I'd be a GM now. A family friend taught me the game when I was around 8 and I got almost obsessed with it for a while. Problem was I had no one to play other than a chess computer so I eventually turned to other things.
A chess preformer! Thanks! I was looking for that word. Thanks for reminding me 🙏
Let me guess, you also would have made it to the NFL if you hadn’t torn your ACL?
What a great game! The fact that Mamedyarov realy played the Jobava-London, my favorite opening, makes it just even more enjoyable for me. Thank you for the recap of this game!
What a game! The giant brass balls it takes to sack that much material is astounding. I got my first queen sack, then mate last week and I felt like a genius. Mamedyarov IS confidence. Damn.
The h pawn to queen is the chess equivalent of "did he just walk up, slowly, and downsmash?"
Levy, thank you for always bringing such amazing energy every video. You're the reason my ADHD hyperfixation on chess is still going and making me play almost everyday
insane game nonetheless
We're so proud of you Shakh.. ❤❤🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🔥🔥🔥
"Every game is immortal if you have the PGN"
So the game is immortal anyway
you should have a few immortal games of your own
Here you go with the PGN, courtesy of my Hansbot.
1. d4 Nf6 2. Nc3 d5 3. Bf4 e6 4. Nb5 Na6 5. e3 Be7
6. h4 O-O 7. Nf3 c6 8. Nc3 Qb6 9. a3 c5 10. Bxa6 Qxa6
11. h5 h6 12. g4 Nxg4 13. Rg1 f5 14. Ne5 cxd4 15. exd4 Bf6
16. Rxg4 fxg4 17. Qxg4 b5 18. Bxh6 Qb7 19. O-O-O a5 20. Nxb5 Qxb5
21. Bxg7 Bxg7 22. h6 Ra7 23. Rh1 Rxf2 24. h7+ Kf8 25. Qxg7+ Rxg7
26. h8=Q+ Rg8 27. Ng6+ Ke8 28.Qxg8+ Kd7 29. Ne5+ Kd6 30. Nd3 1-0
The emotions to have seen this game live over the board is immortal and unique by far my friend..Wish I could
Well . . .
He sacrificed one of every type of piece except his king. Phenomenal.
"White is playing a goofy opening so I'm gonna do my thing and he's gonna overextend and I'm gonna win" variation is seriously my favorite with black. No, seriously.
He thought no one would comment this comment cause he was onto us but levy, you ain't got nothin on me :3
My goodness, after that game and this, I have seen everything
The sheer suddenness of the move,the unexpected nature of the move
Everyone's talking about the sacrifices, but for me, the final knight retreat was brilliant. Most players would keep their foot on the gas, but Shak makes one retreating move opening up a dozen new threats while simultaneously shutting down all the counterplay. Psychologically devastating!
I have to disagree, when he made the knight move the position was winning in many different ways, he's up a pawn, and black's position is awful with poor piece coordination + king is not safe, so the knight move was good but not a crazy move to find and I think any strong player would play this in that position or win with other moves. How he gets to this position is what is incredible.
He played a lot of more impressive creative moves and "only" moves before that maybe only 2 or 3 players on this world would play.
The retreating move is nice but is not like "wow, he's so good for playing this move", nah, is just one of the most obvious winning moves there
It is not that he made the retreat. It is because he made all the sacrifices probably analyzing this move many here would not see.
I also play like white, sacrificing a pawn, a knight, a bishop, a rook and a queen. Except that at the end, I also sacrifice the king.
Just saw this pop up, and I will write a review of the game after I finish watching the video
Edit: THAT?!?!?!? OUT OF A LONDON?!?!? HOLY MOTHER OF CHESS THAT WAS INSANE
On a side note, I feel inspired to go play chess and sacrifice all my pieces. Still working on the whole "winning" part though.
When Mamedyarov does it, it's a double exclamation mark brilliant move. When I do it, it's a blunder
I saw this game,felt inspired and sacrificed my queen 3 times.
@@tryt2301 your comment has me dying😂
@Eye rickrolling again
jobava london is almost an entirely different opening
Ahh this game reminds me of all the times I sacrifice half my pieces in an attack and then I'm the one who gets mated.
"Anish just sorta plays the, alright, white is playing a goofy opening so I'm gonna do my thing and he's gonna over-extend and then I'm gonna win variation" - Gotham
it's incredible that shakh was able to win a game vs. top level GM in 2022 with a style of play of the old masters from XIX century!
Ah, the "I'm on to you" variation, my favourite opening.
After that intro, it would have been hilarious if the two of them played 8 moves of theory, and then agreed to a draw.
really well presented, can't wait to score 3/3 on Agadmator's pause the video moment
What I love about Levi is many things, especially and most of all that he is a passion artist, that he takes disparates parts, topics, visions and wields them into body and work. Inside this man is a great artist with a serious and compassionate message. I love his sarcasm and goofy bits, the guess the elo and the deadpan look into the camera, the side chuckles, but I am looking forward to his more important work, whether it is painting or music or film making or novel form. Dude is a platinum rolex with jewel movements.
Levi once again "accidentally" not having time to change into clothes that don't show his arms lol
Mammadyarov is the most underrated player. But he plays like Tal
This was an absolutely beautiful game of chess. Just wow
Absolutely incredible. This deserves a place in the annals of chess and I'm glad to see Levy play his part to contribute to that!
Love to see Gotham encouraging his fans to work out in the first Minute :)
Don’t forget the Bishop at the beginning too. He sacrificed that as well 🤯
I was so worried games like this wouldn’t be possible with modern day strategy. Yet here we are. Spectacular.
True.
Well it is worth noting that even Magnus has been playing lots of attacking chess lately rather than his usual endgame slow squeezing. I find it safe to say that crazy attacking chess is alive and kicking.
Based on this intro I have no idea if it’s a tournament recap or a ‘How to lose at chess’.
It's games like this that inspired me to keep playing chess, thanks Gotham for showing us the beauty of the game of chess
Never look at Mamedyarov’s weight. His chad chin is heavy enough.
This truly was an amazing modern-day immortal game. But, what was equally immortal, was Levy's storytelling. It was edge-of-your-seat spellbinding.
“He sacrifices his queen. He makes a new one” That was badass
Incredible game. I was literally jaw dropping multiple times through this recap.
bro no way
i wouldnt have found the Rxg4 if i was in the game but when you told me knight takes doesnt work i saw the move in less than 2 seconds
This was beautiful. Made me shed a tear
“Seriously, life’s a beautiful thing” I love when Levy inhabits Jeff Goldblum’s dad from Independence Day
My man sacrificed one of every piece that he can in a chess game, and then won.
What.
A.
Legend.
Sacrificed the cycle
hey i do that too
my king included of course 😁
I sacrifice a lot in most game. Just I don't win.
Reminds me of when the fish sacrificed 5 pieces and won.
I once sacrificed my King
Shoutout to the disappearance of the crypto framed ad in the background
from the title, I was so ready for this to be a low elo masterpiece!
I like how serious Levi is taking this chess boxing thing lol like he’s really coming in to f someone up
Oh sure...When Mamedyarov does it, it's "sacrifice" and "brilliant" but when I do it, it's "blunder" and "how could you be so stupid" 🙄😂
My man was like, I am going to sacrifice each peace and win.
Man, the confidence it takes to sacrifice all those pieces. I can only wish I had an ounce of that.
Mamedyarov always has been attacking genius
Damn, two videos in a day. Love you Levy
Taking a basic counterattack concept and turning it into a masterclass. Lots of risk but high reward if successful. Such a beautiful game.
I dont even know how to express how great that game was- great commentary by levy and a beautiful game.
Shakhriyar was probably listening to the remix of never gonna give you up "I'm going to give you up" 😂
That was incredible, thank you so much for sharing it with us
TIL levy is the only streamer that can title a video "please watch" and I'll actually watch.
Well worth it too my gosh
This is truly an immortal to stand with those from the classical age to the present.
12:08 “if the beef isle ever opens”
Me after I finish pumping chest at 4AM and need some meat to recover
The commentators and chat and twitter lost their minds at once!
God this game is beautiful!
Bro this vid came out 2 minutes ago💀
@@noon7866 Bro I’m talking about the reaction hours ago? When the game was live?
That was one of the most insane games I’ve ever seen seen. Thank god for this beautiful game
Beautiful game, great analysis. Again, you just spark the love for chess for me and many I'm sure ✨
3:55 and 7:03 😂 best moments for me ❤
The more pieces Mamedyarov sacrifices, the greater his advantage becomes according to the engine. I love that!
Great game, wonderful commentary. The best chess vloggers are good because of how much they communicate their love for chess. Well done, sir!
"Some of you may die, but that's a sacrifice I'm willing to make" -Mamedyarov
The twists and turns are insane! Also great commentary, big fan.
Shakh must've gotten them deluxe beads in the mail this morning.
damn we need magnus to play this man for fun for 100 games
I was waiting for levy saying he sacrificed the rook !!!!
This game was impressive af omg
"how about I play a goofy opening and lose my queen on move 2" variation is MY personal favorite, use it all the time.
Ah actually that’s my favorite variation!
Lmao I read your comment right when levy said that..
"it is a move that you want to take the soul of the enemy" - Levi Rozman
As all moves should be
The match full with sacrifices even bloodier than mortal kombat😱