HOW TO WIN AT CHESS!!!!!!!

[@frankcander]

6:08 Levy never fails to get his queen trapped (Qxc3 Rb3)

[@Ryanlol21]

oh fuCK

[@GothamChess]

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

[@AvocadoTheBugCat]

Lmfaooo savage when he literally is like my opponent played too fast this game 10 seconds later If only his opponent saw it

[@BastianXXIV]

​@@GothamChessthis has to get pinned ✌️☺️

[@DD-pi1bn]

24-2440 and he hung a queen on move 13 Didn't see a trapped queen...

[@justaguywatchingvideos]

Hi, I was the 2000 rated player in the video. Likely a result of nerves, but I was so pessimistic of my position after 6...Nc6 that I had convinced myself that I had lost the pawn despite there being obvious moves like d5 and Be2 to save it. And then as soon as I played Nxe4 I realised the trap... it's crazy how much your psychological state affects how you play.

[@DuongNguyen-zh7rm]

you played well

[@menuaunoe8237]

So true, you literally become blind to stuff, that's why you have to train objectivity and method

[@sauravsharma8461]

Did you regret the grinding you did to get to 2000? I am 1500 and I have to make a decision brother.

[@52197410]

You are right, i've played in turnament and i was winning but then i got so nervous i blundered simple back rank mate (im 1200)

[@AlexAnder-ri8ns]

Tbf playing Gotham and knowing thousands of people will watch the game would've probably wrecked my nerves too. Besides that you played a good game anyway :) (coming from a 850 so I'm not sure how valid my estimation is lol)

[@GigaShiv]

This is the real Gotham Chess... The same Gotham that got me into chess,glad the old type of vids are returning.

[@isawrooka4]

Bro is at his best when he is teaching, I’m here for it

[@MrDanielfff777]

Fr

[@BerryJohnW]

You said it

[@ImCglo]

Perfer this 100x more than magnus and chess championship stuff ngl

[@b3nch451]

yes i love it

[@brettkingham]

This is legitimately the best and most informative video series that Levy does. I love these a lot, I think it's such an educational way of watching chess.

[@TurboOverdrive]

FINALLY THE SERIES IS BACK!!!!!

[@tonieja1-mtn2]

6:11 isnt the queen trapped ?

[@TurboOverdrive]

@@tonieja1-mtn2 why did u reply to me with that

[@buldozeris]

@@tonieja1-mtn2 A3 is safe

[@jackdoom_]

@@tonieja1-mtn2no

[@professor_incognito]

​@@tonieja1-mtn2ahahaha for real

[@x-dop5870]

Levy never fails to win against 800s

[@himkong7222]

😂😂

[@KillerAnYT]

but fails to beat chatgtp(-8000)

[@barryweaver8833]

Ouch LOL. 🤓

[@tropicalnofruit1419]

He hung his queen

[@silverkillergaming3617]

He beats kids

[@poohoff]

No way, took Levy a YEAR to record this but he finally managed to

[@chrimity]

ladies with gentle hands

[@em4six348]

The non-believers, the tweet and deleters.

[@featherycoffee1401]

anita max Wynn

[@tanmay_yeole5]

Ayo drake big fan homie

[@vil.727]

21,can you do something for me😩😩

[@trashgang_]

Killer Queen has already touched this comment *click*

[@Ziggerath]

No Joke Iv been watching this specific series for months now as a sleep aid, like every single episode multiple times now. something about the slower pace, relaxed teaching and constantly changing things to focus on, helps me drift off to sleep so perfectly.

[@jonsalvadori6275]

You aren't the only one, my friend.

[@louiserocks1]

Same here lol, idk what it is but when I wanna go to sleep I just put on one of his vids and am asleep in like under 10 minutes haha. If I have a uninteresting video on, then I just don't even pay attention to it and end up thinking about other things, which keeps me awake ... And other kinds of videos may be really interesting and deep but they require full attention to understand properly, other kins of videos are like funny, crazy, chaotic, and none of them really help to sleep. But somehow these ones are like the perfect thing for it

[@Ziggerath]

@@louiserocks1 haha yeah. also the rating disparity sorta adds this extra level of comfort. like I ain't feeling any stress that he'll lose and it puts me even more at ease.

[@mitchelline]

I thought I was the only one lol, I've watched every video over a dozen times now

[@DakotaShiflett-f3o]

Learning subcontiously I see lol me too.

[@epictetuscasanova]

Honestly this was the series that got me watching this channel back when. Great stuff

[@goldenlion3184]

These videos are the reason I started watching Gotham in the first place.... Glad you are bringing them back!!

[@crazytrain86]

Legit this is my favorite. Between the chill nature of it and being instructive, please keep this going!

[@LifeSagePsychology]

this is the best series. period. can learn loads and love to know how your train of thought works Levy. keep this series active please.

[@JohnDoe362]

Levy: I'm gonna play a dutch lenningrad Also Levy: I don't know what I'm doing I'm 800

[@ThaChildishOne]

Also Levy: I’m going to play like a 1000. Then plays 10 moves of caro theory(fantasy variation) followed by a rook sacrifice

[@Musterkartoffel]

I mean, his opponent could have trapped his queen in the lenningrad game, as levi blundered when taking the pawn 6:08(Rook to b3)

[@itsoknotobeok9669]

​@@ThaChildishOne That rook sac is so easy to see

[@mitigamespro8757]

tbh as an 1150 I was thinking gotham should've just played the first rook sac. Would be a good lesson as well@@itsoknotobeok9669

[@floof6896]

​@@itsoknotobeok9669fr. im a 900 elo player and i still found it in 5 seconds.

[@landonmeyer3232]

There is so much dedications to these videos. Imagine having to sit talking for an hour and twenty minutes straight, while talking up strategies with no edit skips. Just really surprised, and honestly, you deserve a hand, bro.

[@crystaltytk3900]

Yeah im not reading allat. I’m happy for you tho. Or sorry that happened

[@elijaharsenault]

1 and a half hours is magical

[@esmeraldaj8492]

Yep this made my day

[@amanuelamogne9749]

Missed this Series, it helped me a lot when I was starting out in chess...Thans, Levy...

[@joshpinchuk7061]

57:45 knight takes d6, then you have the pin on the queen and the king with your light bishop

[@undoubtedly7157]

This series is the best thing to happen to chess

[@KillerAnYT]

Oh, yes. Thanks so much levi. Once I just had autoplay on and it got me to your channel, bringing me into the world off chess for the first time. It brought me more places to get banned (im fr, but not for cheating), a nice community, and into a great and strategic game. In about 3 months of grinding and watching hundreds of hours of your channel a week for those months, I reached about 1500. I took a break and casually went down to 1200... then deleted account like 50 times but we don't talk about that. Anyways, thanks for the "old times" as one of the first vid I ever watched from you was one from these series

[@lowreslireas]

I was _just_ beginning to watch the series from the first episode while using it for study, and had few minutes ago finished the first video. Thank you for the blessing

[@jjmcnamara5236]

I'm so glad you brought this series back! No one explains their ideas and plans better than you do and your videos are the main reason I've improved a lot at chess since I started a year and a half ago. Thank you

[@RustyOwnage]

So good to see the instructive videos back, these are my favourite types of video.

[@FullHearts-v8z]

Glad the series is back. Looking forward to seeing more!

[@tomc3422]

This is the content we actually want

[@JustinB_Oz]

💯

[@MattSaternus]

YES

[@Roberto-nn6kb]

thats the nut we nedd

[@areshd9085]

Awesome to see this series come back. It's how I was introduced to your youtube channel and it really helped in my chess development. Thank you Levy!

[@jopekpl3986]

When Levy changes his favourite opening from Caro-Kann to Scandinavian, you know time's flying and you're old

[@hasangenc9689]

For me personally, this series is just so constructive. Especially because Levy used to teach players in the past. So, there is reason behind every move he and his opponent makes. Thanks for that.

[@Jason-MOT]

Imagine your opponent is taking long to make moves, so you'd think he's calculating and trying his best only to find out that it's just because he's explaining to his audience why your moves suck lmao

[@misaelkrisdame2149]

haha maybe thats the secret to be 2000+.. openly critisise opponent's flaw😂

[@janhofmans6915]

Bring us more of this Levy! I’m a longterm subscriber, this content is what made me fall in love with your channel! But now, it’s even more evolved compared to the original! Good job!

[@TheMasterGreen]

bro is so majestic when he plays lower elo. He makes me feel like I could do the same but then I remember he is more than double my elo.

[@flaretheninja8718]

Nah bro u got it on locks for sure 🔒 💪 💯

[@DavidMoreharts]

Been watching for years and besides some of the exciting tournaments, these “how to win at chess” videos are my favorite. Hoping for more and grateful for the series 🙏

[@generallukeproductions]

I much prefer these instructional type videos as opposed to “Magnus did …”

[@LVilleBoys]

One of my all time favorite series that Levy puts out! Keep up the grind! Great work

[@palashgupta2568]

And he sacrificed my time.🗿

[@johnstahl3256]

Hi Levy. Just want to say that I think these videos are the most instructive that you do. The 10 minute time control gives you plenty of time to talk about your thought process for each move, and I learn a lot from seeing the underlying mechanics going on.

[@ghostgalaxy0130]

What if my opponent also watched this video???

[@NamanK7488]

Then best of luck

[@VoiidAsp]

Thank you for everything Levy, I clawed my way up from 320 elo to over 900 in rapid and 800 in each variant (Rapid/Blitz/Bullet)

[@icyveins245]

me elo

[@goofyahhrandomstuff]

Beautiful

[@dr.sasikaimal2876]

Me big elo

[@underdog578]

This was a great video, entertaining as usual but even more instructive. I initially avoided it because I saw how long it was, but it is well worth it. Already looking forward to the next one next Sunday. Thank you Levy!

[@Dkdcfkfodowpaallagkroeowpwlsl]

After watching this video, i lost three games in a row!!!

[@ggccc6687]

😂

[@arugupta9025]

Levy, your work ethic is genuinly impressive. Your voice is clearly tired yet you continue to bring exceptional content every day, even doing a long video. Keep up the great work and I hope you feel better soon.

[@seankasu8957]

Every like l drink 30 beers and coke

[@mitchelline]

You're not talking about Coca Cola are you

[@minasobhy8235]

Love the educational content. I understand that the meme type and drama content gets more clicks but you’re honestly one of the best chess educators on this platform

[@chesswithsamarth1004]

Bro gets no views nowadays.

[@qmclsoajf]

Pin of shame?

[@nowaybru546]

pin of shame (it's not, but I'm sure it will be)

[@ExoticOwl23]

Incoming pin of shame

[@PawnPursuit]

Pin of shame

[@NotAtlantis]

pin of shame, big noob. me cool you pool.

[@ryanc.6723]

This is the series i started with Levy 3 years ago. Glad to see it back

[@AlexCoombes123]

Thanks to you and your book I picked up chess just after Christmas after about 29 years and have gone from wood to #1 in elite going into champion! You’re a legend Levy!

[@LoveMyPadres]

This is the best series you do. Instructive, not making fun of anyone. This has helped my chess so much!

[@jaimegames595]

You don't understand how much i loved this series i used to watch the series before I went to sleep. Thank you so much for bringing this series back Levy 🙏

[@Pas121]

1:18:23 why is this so bad? You can return knight to d4 and this is not a pin anymore, because Rxc5 Nxf3+ gxf3 dxc5 And you basically traded your queens and lost a knight for a rook

[@squisher0]

So glad the series is back! And I appreciate you avoiding the engine-esque moves at the lower ratings similar to your Steps series!

[@AtharvaParashar-sc9xy]

levy that was just lovely pls do more of these videos no matter how long it is we all will watch it to the end cuz it is very instructive

[@stuarthartley6824]

The little smile on your face after the checkmate against an 1127 player at 28:27 is why we all play chess. Love it.

[@davidhampson4130]

I know it’s not practical, but I’d love to be able to hear the opponents thought process during the game too. Obviously it’s very informative when Levy explains the positions, but it would be fascinating to see if lower rated players see any of the moves/tactics that he explains and what their ideas are.

[@JimKim-0]

Yes! Another win at chess episode! Please keep the entertaining and informative videos coming! ❤

[@Thedarkside_]

I found these videos very instructive! Thank you Levy!

[@dankowski4780]

And when the world needed him the most, he actually showed up, thank you Levy for bringing up the series

[@rhansen49]

How nice to see "How to win at chess" is back. I've been spamming the series several times hoping for more episodes. Big fan!

[@youtubeaddict487]

this is one of the best youtube series ever ty for finally making it brotha

[@PMartinez55]

I know these videos probably don't get a ton of views, but I love these videos so much. Thank you for still doing high-effort stuff like this occasionally.

[@loganroy3381]

One of the best and most instructive series, glad to see it come back.

[@albiss1164]

Started playing chess around last Xmas. Decided to buy your book a few days ago and really enjoy learning basic stuff and also being able to practice my new knowledge on Chessly thru all those nice drills you made. Kudos !

[@DustinSigurdson]

Hey levy, this is by far your best content, I bought your book because of it and will probably get your courses in the future. Take care

[@owenwood8385]

This series is how I first found your channel. Very glad it’s back ❤

[@ThePolo77j]

Excited to see another installment! Been re-watching old episodes to scratch that itch man. Good stuff

[@watchdominion00]

this is the best freaking series

[@aimenmalik5298]

I practice these positions with the board in front of me, like really learning the concepts. This series is gold and I am super happy it's back. 🎉🎉

[@millhousemiles]

Been praying for a return of win at chess. thank you chessus

[@matteobecchi1210]

It really is fascinating watching someone at your level playing and commenting. It's like a form of art.

[@balazsrekenyi]

i'm so glad this series is continuing

[@abdessalemabdo5214]

I discovered the series yesterday, loved it

[@barryweaver8833]

Yes WAC is BACK!!! I love the Win At Chess videos. Thanks Levy.

[@ZenshiOff]

This series kept me playing chess. I quit a few months ago but I’ll still watch it

[@keepjoepantson]

Never fails an opponent is offline

[@Mobreezemusic]

This series got me into chess. Went from 300 elo to 1100 elo. Thanks for the return of it, Levy.

[@ThaChildishOne]

Kind of crazy that every player this episode from 800 to 2100 blundered a full piece. We are not so different after all

[@drewt8715]

best series on youtube thanks for the return mr chess

[@galal-said]

i was rewatching the series those couple of days very glad you dropped a new episode

[@sledar2]

Keep this series coming. It’s your best one!

[@WolframGlock]

He finally brought back the reason I am subscribed to this channel: the instructive Win at Chess Series.

[@jdshriver33]

Love your videos. I've been watching your older videos of this same series you did 2 years ago. Great entertainment and training. Thank you.

[@lafamiliaseinvater9423]

One of the best Video from u! Very interessting, respectful and informativ - thanks levy!

[@amorty456]

Sooooooooooooo stoked to see this series is back!

[@mlbrn676]

this format coming back is a dream come true

[@dbrownlive7115]

Amazingly helpful video Levy. Thanks, and nice playing!

[@ryannatwick6698]

My dog decided that your dog had the right idea and kept trying to get attention while I watched.

[@poeticjoshstice]

52:05 is a big takeaway for me! Winning a tempo just to keep the bishop safe. Need to add this to my game

[@travispalmer3579]

So glad the series is back!

[@hv9260]

13:57 yeah classic.. blaming it on the dog😂😂

[@Ryan-no5bf]

31:05 Levy pushes away his dog and is immediately challenged by a dog lmfao

[@zwitterions6769]

You are a legend in chess history!

[@777ejb5]

Love this, please keep it coming. This type of instruction doubled my ELO a while back. Let’s see if it can do it again.

[@timurdovbysh4893]

6:10, Levy actually haven’t seen Rb3 winning the Queen, that’s why taking on e5 was right.

[@ChessGrandPasta]

finally my favourite series is back in the good old format! keep it up!

[@RyanAnderson-vf2eq]

finally a video we can learn from

[@jacek.dobecki]

29:20 As a 950 ranked player I can tell you this is a kind of move that people on this level find almost every time. I was watching this possible fork after the Ng5. The rook sac on f5 tho... I didn't see it even after you said it was possible! xD So yeah, this is a wild ELO to be in. And this is a great video, I learn a lot from those!

[@SlandoLando]

This series has helped me 1. climb from 700 to 1200 and 2. relax while falling asleep. Thank you for making them!!

[@rickydevries7823]

Levy missed rb3 losing the queen in the first game

[@Fishy_17]

Look, he just didn’t like it

[@rickydevries7823]

@@Fishy_17he didnt like keeping his queen?

[@Fishy_17]

@@rickydevries7823 It’s a reference.

[@joshmos7468]

This is my favorite series PLEASE DO MORE OF THESE!!!

[@skurrskurr2032]

Love educational content. You're a great teacher