ANOTHER WIN??!!!!!?!?!?!?!!

[@X007g]

After day 4 of the candidates I'm sure of three things: 1) Hikaru is shook. 2) Nepo is showing why he's won back to back candidates. 3) Pragg is fearless.

[@blainelacquement8808]

Nepo really hasn't looked imoressive...he's just gotten way up on time and his opponents throw the game away in time trouble. Nepo hasn't really done anything impressive yet

[@gugaxd1559]

if pragg was fearless he wouldnt play that solid against hikaru

[@hata6290]

Clear bias with this one! 👏

[@X007g]

​@@blainelacquement8808 but that's what experience means. He's been here before so he understands he doesn't have to be crazy

[@X007g]

@@gugaxd1559 why not?

[@Chess69702]

levy: every game is a banger the first game: draw by repetition

[@BigJohnM]

Thanks. I came here to make this comment.

[@indianfan1029]

Just pure lies. Only Nepo's game versus Vidit may be worthy of being called a banger. Levy just hyping.

[@HyperSpace588]

Well he needs audience retention

[@mackyd1985]

You need to listen. He didn't say that EVERY game is a banger game. He said "We have banger game after banger game".

[@music-zv6je]

​@@indianfan1029 Nurgyul ― Humpy was insane wtf

[@MartandBajpai]

We all gotta agree to one thing. Levy is hands down the best narrator of these chess gameplays. There is something unique about the way he analyses the games which keeps us hooked throughout. Even his haters visit his channel and hop on the comment section to get his attention.

[@GothamChess]

Appreciate the kind words. Plenty of memes in these comments but the truth is I absolutely love watching these elite tournaments and breaking them down for the viewers. It’s a major reason the channel has grown to nearly 5 million. Much love. ❤️

[@MartandBajpai]

We absolutely love your content, Levy. I open KZbin every morning in the gleeful hope to find a new GothamChess video. All the memes and mimics aside, you are the reason for many of us to play and learn chess❤️

[@IndiaTides]

Nah...Agadmator is better.

[@OkiDoki181818]

​@IndiaTides no

[@MatiasVega08]

You should do a video showing the coments you pin in every video just for fun ​@@GothamChess

[@razaisqueering]

0:41 Hikaru Vs Pragg 5:00 Humpy vs Salimova 9:26 Anna vs Lei 13:00 Nijat vs Alireza 15:50 Kateryana vs Tan 19:09 Fabiano vs Gukesh 23:57 Vaishali vs Goryachkin 24:35 Vidit vs Ian Nepo You are welcome

[@brycefelton4011]

No need I would rather watch the whole thing

[@trollf3]

thanks now I can avoid the women games he tries to slip in

[@razaisqueering]

@@trollf3 oh you must watch them, some match are amazing

[@warriorquill984]

thank you

[@razaisqueering]

@@trollf3 you should watch, some of the matches are amazing

[@chewdawg]

Vidit sticking his rook between all the pawns was quite the throw. And he used 3 turns to get it there!

[@noideawhatever]

The original title is "He won again (23 exclamation marks)"

[@paristhewabbit]

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[@danialtahir8726]

Yes it's actually 23 😂

[@edwardkbahati405]

Wow you actually counted

[@DDKKAY]

!!!!! !!!!! !!!!! !!!!! !!! …… 😅😅

[@MemserRokin]

lmao no way u counted that

[@Ibrasambilia]

I fell asleep watching this after the candidates, and got stuck in a dream limbo state where you and Hikaru kept exchanging bodies with each other, followed by me making the "Bro think he's Hikaru"-joke over and over again. It was absolutely horrifying. Thank you, Gotham.

[@FredericChopin-if5rn]

What?

[@nathanielgomez8350]

W dream

[@donkarnage6986]

ya, and that never happen...

[@TheScienceGuy10]

​@@donkarnage6986he literally said it was a dream

[@Scenlo]

@@TheScienceGuy10I think he meant to say the dream never happened

[@loganido]

Everybody 2021: Ian is not the favourite Ian: Wins the candidates Everybody 2022: Ian is not the favourite Ian: Wins the candidates Everybody now: Ian is not the favourite Ian: ..

[@savitatawade2403]

and loses wc again😭

[@Amoeby]

​@@savitatawade2403 hopefully not.

[@πΣυφ-μ2ξ]

My man, Ian becomes "GOD" in candidates 😭

[@itsguzzy]

@@savitatawade2403 Third time's the charm man

[@davidhale8034]

That's a fair assessment. Considering his temperament got questioned after the Magnus Final, Ian has shown tremendous strength of character.

[@Sindamsc]

Wait, really, leading candidates for 32 rounds is actually crazy 😂

[@jacobwalker8730]

Can't believe some people were doubting his chances

[@ethanlal4517]

Ian?

[@BiGEnD05999888]

No, this is Patrick

[@sk1ppercat912]

@@BiGEnD05999888you win today.

[@davidhale8034]

Truly insane 😮👍

[@DanielHernandez-is6wb]

I really like that when you put numbers on the thumbnails. Makes the events easier to follow with the algorithm

[@TW30810]

Really love the recaps of the candidate`s tournament. Great balance of information and entertainment IMO. Thanks for covering it so well :)

[@SophisticatedBanjo]

It's insane that Nurgyul is a teenager with essentially the same OTB rating as Levy, and she's performing so well at the Candidates.

[@wheelcalls]

are u trying to say levy could never make the candidate?

[@savitatawade2403]

🤫🤫🤫​@@wheelcalls

[@brawlinharry6461]

@@wheelcalls for real! levy is basicly a gm already!

[@topebaldemoro9200]

Not to downplay what Nurgyul is doing but in Open chess, the competition is significantly harder compared to Women's.

[@AhmedMohammedAliAyeldeen]

We all know nurgyl can beat levy in classical chess but levy being same rating means he also deserve candidate spot in women section

[@IanCampbell-vl4yd]

Double majoring in comp sci and astronomy your videos are the only thing that helps me calm my mind at the end of the day. So thank you and keep up the vids haha

[@lthdy83]

nepo vs liren rematch is happening

[@dhruvtiwari45]

I seriously do not wanna watch that

[@Planetyyyy]

I hope Gukesh wins candidates. He's been playing really well, and if he won against Liren, he would be the first world chess champion under the age of 18

[@ykobrngo3476]

I think Nepo is just the king of candidates. Aint no one touching him. Maybe not even magnus. Idk why but it really feels terrifying watching him in candidates, after that astonishing dominance over the past 2 candidates tournaments.

[@commentwarrior]

​@@Planetyyyyhis birthday is next month I think, so he will be 18 by that time. Still the chess world has never seen such a young classical champ. Future goat?

[@brunacinotti3804]

BORING, no one will care who will win between these 2. The people want to see Fabi or Hikaru.

[@GMArnavVerma]

Levy is an undercover GM - *GM who lost to Levy*

[@robinhoodwinker8621]

Ian is just a candidate slayer, unbelievable play

[@_Wolfsbane_]

Ra5-b5-b3 was just weird, and not in a good way.

[@mandolo100]

And then he'll choke against Ding again.

[@robinhoodwinker8621]

@@mandolo100 Easy to criticize a coin-toss of a match while giving no credit to the great play of Ding.

[@mandolo100]

@@robinhoodwinker8621 Dings great play doesn't change the fact that the match was very back and forth with quite a few blunders on both sides. It doesn't change the fact that Nepo seems to have some sort of mental issue on the WC stage. It doesn't change my opinion that he shouldn't be the one to challenge Ding because he had his chance. It doesn't change my opinion that the WC format is in dire need of change.

[@talkintokentolkeintoekin]

​@@mandolo100 I think Ding is cooked whoever shows up this year tbh

[@nicosevenjam7647]

Ian deserves it more then anyone ever

[@c2c001]

Another perspective is that he already had two chances and failed worse than anyone ever failed before so perhaps someone else should get a shot. Of course, neither perspective has anything to do with real life. In real life whoever won the tournament is whoever deserves the chance.

[@Tuh_qh90]

​@@c2c001 its not like other candidates gifted nepo those 2 candidates. He won with his strength

[@seife41]

@@Tuh_qh90 yea and its not like someone will gift him the WC Title either...

[@sylvesteruchia5263]

Facts , Nepo always shows up at the candidates. Always ready to whoop em.

[@sylvesteruchia5263]

​@@c2c001 Those chances didnt just land on his lap , he earned each one fair and sqaure. He proved that he is the most determined and prepared player each time .

[@fiqz99]

The fact that Ian was always firsts, after 32 games on candidates tournament, with the best players in the world in that moment is actually insane. Hope he'll get the chance for rematch against Ding, I believe he deserved it.

[@lynox172]

3 times the charm

[@RyanAnderson-re6zx]

@@lynox172☝️🤓

[@codegeass7162]

Nepo! Nepo! Man deserves to be world champ if he makes it out of candidates for third time in a row. Much more impressive to win round robin tournaments against the best consistently than a one v one match up. Which BTW Magnus agrees as I think of one his demands was for worlds to be a proper tournament.

[@savitatawade2403]

imagine if he loses the world championship again💀

[@SevenSeasDrama]

Genuine question: Do you know for sure (not speculation) what Magnus demands/idea is?

[@savitatawade2403]

@@SevenSeasDrama it has to do something with the time controls

[@ykobrngo3476]

Tbh i think even magnus would have a really hard time beating Ian in candidates tournament, if not outright losing.

[@mandolo100]

He deserves the championship if he wins it, which I will believe when I see it and NOT before.

[@defv1549]

Levy never fails to annoy hikaru while he doesn't even know him nor has the capability to get attention from him.

[@ahmadayman3281]

Nepo is the king of candidates. He made it clear

[@aniketprasad3128]

The best of the rest as they say

[@tomasnagy5975]

Always a bridesmaid, never a bride...

[@gknkrnkjgjugjrgjrng]

nope . Pakistanis are king of World Cup . it will be proved ,u wait

[@reachvidurmurali]

@@gknkrnkjgjugjrgjrng Irrelevant. This is chess

[@synchronium24]

Candidates Nepo is consistently stronger than World Championship Nepo. That's a problem.

[@vincelopez756]

It's a shame Nepo can't play at his best when it matters most. He doesn't have nerves of steel.

[@williamshake7559]

He's not. It's just that his opponents in the championships have been stronger than the candidates too.

[@Blinknone]

He probably uncorks his best prep in the candidates to make it through, but then the tank is empty for the finals.

[@Charizardlison]

no, its his playing style: he plays super fast and over the candidates he will face some players who will struggle with time and will take some wins. in the WC he faces The most elite opponent who is aware of his playing style. and then its nepo who is more prone to mistakes

[@savitatawade2403]

​@@Blinknone I think he's only winning cuz he plays quickly

[@robertmclean8358]

i lost my high school chess tournaments in the final every year to my friend who is really good. after watching and learning from levy i can finally say i got my revenge and beat him 3-0 this weekend. hardly a triumph but revenge is revenge. thank you levy. keep inspiring.

[@FredericChopin-if5rn]

LETS GOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🐪

[@lirenchow-v9c]

What's your friend's elo?

[@Chessalot]

Man your commentary is so good. Keep on keeping on brother

[@michaelmassaro4375]

You’re Great Levy Love the Intensity of your Recap you are definitely Original Great Style especially how you Broke that Nepo Vidit game down Much Thanks

[@vengeance8924]

please keep in mind that positions have been reached A LOT more than you would think. They just haven't been recorded. hundreds of thousands of games are being played every single second of every single day.

[@brandongillette6463]

Just imagine Nepo's career if the world chess champion was the winner of some kind of world championship tournament.

[@sandraviknander7898]

First time I’m following a chess tournament. The commenters are doing a fantastic job. But as a new player to the game I really appreciate these recaps, It’s like rewatching a good movie after decade you remember some but not all and you can enjoy it in another way.

[@PleepusPlopus]

Nepo going to win again and choke at the world championship

[@miorioff]

I don't mind it, I just wish for good finals

[@leodii6441]

ngl with dings current form, winning the candidates gives you like a 95% chance of becoming world champion.

[@emmahird2795]

Sadly, I think you're right

[@houndnz4703]

​@leodii6441 inb4 ding has been sandbagging his opponents and he is actually a super saiyen who spent years in a hyperbolic time chamber

[@BigJohnM]

That was so last year!

[@Dubcityyy]

I started watching your videos about a month or 2 ago when I was a mid 400 rating now I am a 849 rating in rapid I can honestly say thanks to you and your Vienna game, I'm on my way to the 1000s my best game according to stockfish I played at a 1450 rating ... Can't wait til I get there!

[@adw70]

21:10 Ra3 had two ideas - pushing c4 and taking back with the rook (after Rc3) so that the queen still guards a4, and rotating the rook over to f3 or g3 after the knights land on f5 and h4 to begin a king-side attack.

[@michaelmassaro4375]

Thanks so much Levy for showing the woman’s games as well most other you tubers are just concentrating on the big boys so Happy to see Salimova come back with a Win after her loss to Praggs sister

[@droussel7359]

Thanks for the daily reviews. The best, as always!

[@caius6019]

Nepo turns on some super powers for the canidates

[@ukhan4906]

Ian only has 2 modes 1: Candidate Monster mode 2: Will not win the WC mode

[@savitatawade2403]

lol

[@Mokeri21]

that humpy vs nurgyul game was nuts dude omg😭

[@User_abcd12323]

I bet a million dollars for the next thumbnail to have the number 5

[@ayeegenetix6932]

my favorite time of the year for gotham content

[@kratostomatoes8587]

Ian is such a dominant #2. Ding got lucky.

[@BOORCHESS]

In Gukesh Caruana Ra3 follows the linear development and initiave principles. Namely white doubles with Ra3 and Ra1 threatening to win the game with axb5. Against this play it is likely that black will need to play Rb8 and concede the A-file which the engine no doubt values for space.

[@AhmedMohammedAliAyeldeen]

Give sor some money

[@TheGRAclan]

Something about the candidates just brings the beast out of Nepo

[@saidchammas]

Autobahn existing and levy saying driving is an american thing

[@wahbi79]

Autobahn existed to transport between the cities, in the USA you use highways to get from one side of a city to the other side

[@taxrate]

i dunno, americans go on like 10 hour drives just to meet their parents bro

[@arvid_music]

@@wahbi79 wow, sounds almost like most cities with an autobahn said with such confidence LMAO

[@penguinuchiha4582]

As a newly chess player, you have kept my interest in this extreme sport, as well as helping me gain new insight on a better gameplay. Love the analysis keep up the good work!

[@guilhermecnt]

Ian Nepomniachtchi for the candidates three-peat 🎉 I hope this time he wins the world championship

[@derekmiller9514]

I loved the explanation for the ending of the Muzychuk vs Lei endgame. Very instructive on the correct way to do that king chase. It is so counterintuitive. Also appreciated the breakdown and background of the Berlin endgame for the last match.

[@Airbear12321]

Babe wake up, cracked out Harry Potter has another video

[@happyrabbit7944]

Леви, спасибо за очередной обзор, да ждём интервью с Яном!

[@renanmamedes]

Nepo is a monster!

[@AberKvaer]

Ian is insane, he can find ideas nobody else can

[@LoreTunderin]

Was waiting for this, some of the women's games were INTENSE today.

[@Parmigiano1]

Levy never fails to notice a move was never played in the entire history of chess.

[@Se1foo]

Bro hikaru is not really in the mood 3 draws and a lose Thats really bad

[@GingeroFee]

With a total of 14 games and having one of his draws being with black against fabi, I wonder what your definition of "bad" is?

[@wahbi79]

@@GingeroFee we will reach round 11 with hikaru having 2 loses and 8 draws and you will be like : there is still 4 rounds i don't know why y'all rushing 🤓, buddy, you gotta assert dominance from the beginning , and hikaru is surely not doing it

[@Dax_Maclaine]

@@GingeroFeeTbf, he drew fabi barely, got mauled, the abasov draw was just boring from nijat so he couldn’t do anything good or bad there, and then got easily equalized and made to force a draw by prag. He’s not looked good at all this event. He could still turn it around, but he hasn’t had any good or promising showings so far

[@Chase_Adams]

What has Hikaru done in top level OTB chess recently? I feel like the last few tournaments I've seen that he's been in, the narrative has been "Hikaru is not having a great tournament." When do people start to recalibrate expectations?

[@equi9317]

⁠@@wahbi79 Ding liren was on one loss and 7 draws going into round 9 of the last candidates and then proceeded to win the next 4 out of 6 games to finish sole second. Its never too late in the candidates.

[@ourcade8265]

21:11 maybe it lets white push the c pawn and throw a rook in front of the queen to either recapture the last exchange and target the knight or target the knight once white takes away from the c file. The knight has to move and white takes black's c pawn (or puts enormous pressure on it that limits what black can do with their pieces because they must keep defending their pawn)

[@discovercat4676]

Hope nepo does well against pragg

[@VincentGao高文軒]

With all due respect, everytime levy says Humpy it just makes me think of humpty dumpty

[@atasaeedmonir8073]

Can you please put time stamps so I can watch my favorite game analysis without needing to skip through 10 games to see which is which?

[@JoshuaKGold]

Love your videos. Would love to see updated standings

[@bigsmokemelvinharris]

Levy never fails to be Levi

[@ImBarryScottCSS]

Nepo the GOAT of candidates, always the bridesmaid 😅

[@ImBarryScottCSS]

Anyway he got slapped by Cagnus, bottled it to Ding, but now is the real chance, third times the charm, he couldn't possibly lose to Ding now right guys? Right guys?

[@RexTheWicked]

I really want that caro kann course

[@self-righteousideologue9398]

I want Grace Charis. Unfortunately, sometimes we have to live without what we want 😢😢

[@astro_pixel8251]

6:14 stockfish silently telling gotham to stfu was so funny lmao

[@dark_angel7577]

its been 17 seconds, I dont watch chess, why do I see this.

[@fifadude1124]

you have been chosen. The same thing happened to a guy called Magnus Carlsen and he's the best of all time. Use this info wisely.

[@the-minister31]

because Chess watches you!

[@m-a-n-g-o-223]

@@the-minister31 omy gawd

[@kamstr1987]

Chess good. Watch good chess.

[@Faulty-Sensei]

It's time to start watching chess

[@HCXWinchester]

I don't care if he is a world champion or not, Ian is the joy of modern chess. He has the spirit of Tal, Ivanchuk and Jabava in a modern GM in 2024. Simply incredible.

[@flavored_1]

For future reference at 5:50 MST on April 7th, 2024, the title to this video was "HE WON AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!"

[@aaaaaa-rr8xm]

bruh what are you, a bot?

[@aidenurschel]

mst LOOL! pst sweeps and not its even close btw

[@lovelypanda8676]

I'm happy that both Nepo and Fabi are doing well

[@ZabavniyFERS]

Next video=OMFG HE IS BACK🫡🤯🥶

[@fabz3583]

Autobahn without speed limit is something Americans dream about.

[@Mmm_Chezburgerz]

*Levi after both players move their E pawns to the center:* Grass is a type of plant with narrow leaves growing from the base. A common kind of grass is used to cover the ground in places such as lawns and parks. Grass is usually the color/colour ‘green’. Grasses are monocotyledon herbaceous plants. The grasses include the "grass" of the family Poaceae. This family is also called Gramineae. The family also include some of the sedges (Cyperaceae) and the rushes (Juncaceae).[1] These three families are not closely related but all of them belong to clades in the order Poales. They are similar adaptations to a common life-style. The true grasses include cereals, bamboo and the grasses of lawns (turf) and grassland. Uses for graminoids include food (as grain, sprouted grain, shoots or rhizomes), drink (beer, whisky), pasture for livestock, thatching thatch, paper, fuel, clothing, insulation, construction, sports turf, basket weaving and many others. Many grasses are short, but some grasses can grow very tall, such as Bamboo. Plants from the grass family can grow in many places and make grasslands, including areas which are very arid or cold. There are several other plants that look similar to grass and are referred to as such, but are not members of the grass family. These plants include rushes, reeds, papyrus and water chestnut. Seagrass is a monocot in the order Alismatales. Grasses are an important food for many animals, such as deer, buffalo, cattle, mice, grasshoppers, caterpillars and many other grazers. Unlike other plants, grasses grow from the bottom, so when animals eat grass they usually do not destroy the part that grows. This is a part of why the plants are successful. Without grass, soil may wash away into rivers (erosion). *THIS IS A JOKE dont shame of pin me* idc if i said it wrong either /\

[@u.v.s.5583]

Sir, you just summarized high level chess. Nepo shows up and then there is grass, grass, grass, grass, tiger, grass, grass grass and somebody gets eaten.

[@JimmyDaGent796]

no one read your comment.

[@Imrandela1920]

Levy - He lose it He did it He won it He f#*k@d up agai !!!;!;!;!:!:! N

[@Sindamsc]

Agh, interview with Nepo, can't wait

[@carlosdumbratzen6332]

Nepo will go down in history as that dude who tried and tried for glory, but always failed before the very end

[@G-chess_channel]

I bet my soul that there will be this one npc that says something along the lines of “I liked my own comment.”.

[@zorza8907]

I liked your comment.

[@--_-__-_--]

Found one already

[@LogicalQ]

I down voted my own comment.

[@supersocks-ep4fs]

I am a super sock

[@huttonmoon]

Or “Levi never fails…” or “I will do x pushups for every like…”

[@jordanmungo917]

Levy never fails to make a boxing analogy

[@lechilaquil2591]

HIKARU IS NOT CARING!!!🗣🗣🗣

[@gotatochigs314]

Can I just say how much I love the unnecessarily excessive number of exclamation points on this video. IDK why it makes me laugh so much but Levi you're hilarious

[@jon7863]

Why are men and women split?

[@MarHTy]

The "mens" competition is open, women are allowed to play in it too if they can qualify

[@EMAD01]

Nepo keeping Ding as the world championship by winning candidates then losing to Ding would be such a plot twist

[@will.davlin]

Socks to bed = requirement for proper sleep

[@LevelofClarity]

🙄

[@kaewonf8]

If Tim Pool had a chess channel

[@Bongcloud_0]

Bro thinks he’s Hikaru Nakamura💀💀☠️

[@FormerH.U]

Wtf are u talking about u C¥NT!

[@hurlibuz1]

chill

[@StefaNoneD]

Ian's game was really mind blowing! He shows always really great perfomances in the candidates games! Seems he is saving all his preps for this matches!

[@porod700]

I liked my own comment.

[@BurntToast44242]

Watching half of these draws come down to 1 mistake in the end game makes us really appreciate how Magnus was so dominant. Dude was known as the greatest end game player for a reason.

[@bahranhasanainbrawijayagan4496]

*I liked my own comment*

[@ThatCoolDude1236]

Nobody cares

[@kabeerlatane9963]

Getting old.

[@Jboogy1st]

I hope levy writes another book for those who are ready to go past intermediate

[@devinhart2418]

I liked my own comment AND reported myself

[@Chumka314]

didn't know chess could be so tense i was shaking as levy was breaking down neo vs vidit

[@cohwyncubb1572]

I wish you were in big tournaments like this

[@JimmyDaGent796]

ive always said way before this video how good and underrated ian is. and everyone else just said hes no magnus, which tells nothing.

[@alexspeedwagon3701]

Day 4 of skipping the women's games

[@muratsinanengin9773]

12:20 I’m listening to the endgame lecture with undivided attention. Its good thing that few realize the instructive value of your content. I think I’ll rewind. I want to look at that king manoeuvre again. When you do recaps you suddenly pause once in a while and start explaining and that’s when I go “ok, good stuff is coming!” You know, a lot of New Yorkers were paying you for that! Keep them coming! 25:08 is 4.d4 such a horrible idea here? Why no one plays it?

[@ItrigospikeI]

I didn't like my own comment.

[@QuantumRishi]

Ok

[@allanturmaine5496]

I didn't like your comment either.

[@AntsPlayChess]

Can't believe Hikaru is falling behind. Nepo is really showing his true strength here.

[@toaster4693]

Vidit had his soul crushed when he got pinned by Dina.

[@GabrielLopez-me5zz]

The best of this round was peter Leko talking about the "evil" and "evolution" bar

[@danh72]

Abasov is playing solid, waiting for people to stay taking crazy risk against him, when they need a win and think he'd going for a draw. He's being he can win those games. Not a bad strategy for the lowest rated player in the tournament.

[@ShihammeDarc]

Ian is slowly becoming my favorite chess player in this tournament, his playstyle is so interesting.

[@woodjt5]

I don’t remember if you did this last time, but the giant round numbers on the thumbnails are super useful. Good idea.

[@GlassJ0e]

Levi’s title for the Ian interview. “Nepo killed how many people??!!!” 😂

[@kaiqiqin2426]

1. When Berlin endgame becomes a draw, Gothamchess: it’s Berlin endgame, what do you expect. 2. Berlin endgame when one side won, Gothamchess: Berlin endgame has always been a high level battleground for GMs with a lot of nuanced, undeveloped ideas