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[@gmdFrame]

ПРИВЕТ Я ИЗ РОССИИ

[@gmdFrame]

THE PIN OF SHAME

[@im.rishabh_ofc]

Hdhebebebshuwiwjiwueiqieue😊❤😊❤😅😂😅😂😅😂😮🎉😅🎉😅🎉

[@road_to_gm123]

Bro pin of shamed his own comment 💀

[@GarbageAtSB]

pin of shame

[@salmannizar7571]

Levy literally said "some of you play the move h3 but you are 400" Damn. That hit me hard. 😢

[@jonathanmcculley3728]

Didn’t need to call us out so hard like that lol

[@brucewig22]

He delivered that line great--I laughed really hard.

[@filipantic5801]

i still dont see a purpose of h3 here man

[@yuyue605]

@@filipantic5801 prob just trying to throw Ian out of prep, but it was a waste of a move and Ding just got lost.

[@nickknight8065]

LMAO at that one! That's why we love Levy. 😂

[@carljuztine3328]

Ian went through Ding's insane maze, played accurately and persistent, played a brilliant move, got his first win, and crossed 2800 for the first time. WHAT A GAME.

[@sloth8534]

Ian is 2800 now? where do i check plz

[@amgs23]

Didn't cross 2800 dummy.

[@r.m2192]

2700chess says he got 2799.8 lol

[@turanbirligi6969]

​@@r.m2192 hes gonna cross it surely

[@64chess]

@@r.m2192 still up to 12 games left, but in theory if the event ended now once ratings are updated that would get rounded to 2800 officially. Depends how picky we’re being but in any case he’s basically 2800.

[@jdon4398]

I'm a terrible chess player, the only way for me to appreciate a world championship caliber match is to have the story told to me by a great storyteller. Needless to say that's what Levy is able to do here, thanks for the great videos.

[@factzfactory4956]

16:55 Damn , this was so unexpected and amazing in such a tensed position for Ding as well as for me😂

[@hadytannir9248]

Underrated comment😂

[@quichi]

Levy gets these videos out so fast it’s mind boggling man

[@davidb9841]

Fr

[@averagegermanroner]

fr

[@lelelel7199]

Hikaru even faster

[@vaibhavupadhyay1442]

​@@lelelel7199 Hikaru posted 2 minutes later than Levy

[@arindammishra8544]

Ngl,but you gotta know Hikaru man. He started analysis before 1st match ended.😂

[@Kenansvtt]

This really goes to show how strong Magnus really was in the 2021 world championship... He snatched the victory from Nepo after 6 draws

[@David-yg8le]

5 draws, actually. Game 6 was the turning point after Magnus's win

[@cruelworld1902]

Nepo got much better since then, he would have really tested magnus this time. Magnus knew nepo was more hungry for the title than him which can lead to losing which is why he resigned.,

[@Kenansvtt]

@@cruelworld1902 lmao bruh. At least watch the 21 world championship post match conference, he was already thinking of giving up the title.. and he was almost sure before even the candidate started, no one knew hundred percent sure that Nepo would win the candidates lol. You literally said Magnus knew Nepo would win so he gave up being afraid😂

[@Kenansvtt]

@@David-yg8le yes yes,my bad

[@cruelworld1902]

@@Kenansvtt He only made it official after the championship. Not before. He said he was only thinking about it. Also I didn't say he is afraid of nepo. I said he knew nepo is more hungry for the title than him since he lost interest, which would lead him to not play 100% because he had nothing to gain

[@ScholarlyHiccup]

The preparation with Rapport is showing through in Ding’s play imo. Ding is still playing like he usually does stylistically, but seems just a bit more daring, and eclectic so far, and I like that. The chess world would be a lot more fun if everyone played a little bit more like Rapport.

[@yungleotheartist3637]

I have heart issues and your videos help me every night before I sleep to calm down and laugh a little. Thank you bro for making me suffer a little less throughout this struggle, more people like you should exist ❤️‼️

[@romasissues]

That is so sweet ✨

[@yungleotheartist3637]

@@romasissues I owe this man more than a thank you. Being only 22 and hearing I got heart issues was just crazy, so I looked for something more relaxing to play like chess and he’s got me hooked. God bless this man and I hope he continues to blossom 🙏💯

[@someonesch4361]

Love Ian's redemption arc. People slaughtered him for his breakdown in the championship match against Magnus but he has shown since then that he is still a cut above the rest of the field in classical chess.

[@fortune500b]

Really contextualizes how insane Magnus is…without him Ian is clearly the best player in the world, but Magnus is so much better Ian can’t even touch him

[@haihao2942]

@@fortune500b i really wish that he got to fight magnus once again tho, and hopefully win. Thus prove that he deserve the title...

[@burnstick1380]

@@haihao2942 but winning against magnus is the problem. Just look at Tata Steel. He lost 2 games yes but because he played openings which put him on a disadvantage. And after those 2 loses he wrecked the field and became 3rd only missing half a point to first. Magnus is just off the charts. Noone can challenge him currently. Ian wasn't a challenge to him in 2022...

[@user-if2rw9xk3u]

I hope Magnus will jump in candidates again)

[@haihao2942]

@@burnstick1380 tbf i was still rooting for ian back in 2022 and up until game 6 he was putting such a performance (that game was madnessboth played with like almost perfect game, small mistake from nepo resulting a lose), his opening give him slight/small advantage but he can't convert it. after losing game 6 he tried to play more aggresive to look for a win that causing him more vulnerable.. One of magnus's strong point is his end game he hold on to the game so long until his opponent make a mistake and he convert it.. i think the best way to challenge magnus is to hold on the classical games and try to beat him on rapid. but 2021 chess worldcup also showed that duda beat magnus on that event.

[@birkergud7359]

This was an epic win by Nepo. I must say that something doesn't feel right with Ding. It seems that he is experiencing a lot of stress, and that this whole situation is a big challenge for him. Hope everything is well with him.

[@vaibhavupadhyay1442]

He is Chinese, what do you expect?

[@tatsuyasigh1906]

He chose a line that was so difficult for White to find ideas while Black had a much clearer game plan

[@hpimh]

@@vaibhavupadhyay1442 what do you mean?

[@commentwarrior]

​@@tatsuyasigh1906 I think, his opening gave hin an advantage, however He couldn't manage the pressure.

[@user-fp8vl3mb2i]

The same thing happend to ian last wcc after game 6 ian collapsed ,self doubt is really bad

[@ayanrashid4261]

"No magnus no views" - Levy Rozman 2023

[@quevda]

Don't stop making these Levi, I love recaps of what's happening in the Chess World, and you cover it so well!

[@damathboi]

Just a normal irl mouseslip from Ding. Absolutely comical to watch it live with the commentary...

[@sprocket442]

The speed that he makes these videos is completely insane

[@Devilfish6666]

Just as fast as Nepo plays^^

[@zerere_]

😏😏😏😏

[@malaysiaballmapping9691]

I agree lol

[@deezman4206]

@@zerere_ what on earth could possibly be sus about the comment? because he said speed? because he said get out? the fuck are you goin 😉😉😏😏😏😏😏

[@mako_nako44]

Nice name u've got bruh. SPeed rocket

[@charleswhitmer1437]

Thank you for throwing in that Rapport and Ding are working together, that is actually really cool! I'm a big fan of Rapport so excited to see more chaotic games in this WCC

[@HroofHere]

congrats Ian, he played really well

[@LebronJames-cl4pj]

The one thing that Ian and Ding have in common is that they will never beat me

[@nemuonakpoya8592]

Haha noone cares😮

[@SeanMaddenBMX]

​@@nemuonakpoya8592 bro

[@rewrewrewrewr2674]

​@@nemuonakpoya8592 I care

[@MRjackpack]

Same because they don't want to play with 100 elo😭

[@MrGoodie162]

People missing the joke 💀, look at his username

[@AndroidPoetry]

Please keep making thes WCC recaps regardless of popularity, we need them, it's essential viewing!

[@cblips1]

This was the best game review of today's match. You correctly gave Nepo serious credit for his crushing win.

[@i_Soar]

I feel bad for Ding, he's been telling interviewers about how he's been struggling emotionally lately and a loss with white like this has got to be crushing on the poor guy.

[@fusion3953]

Hopefully he wins

[@maikhenkel6681]

@@fusion3953 he will get crushed bro

[@fusion3953]

@@maikhenkel6681 there are 12 more games

[@maikhenkel6681]

@@fusion3953 thats true but a loss with white that early is extremely frustrating for Ding, even though he was prepared so good

[@cosmicsection1263]

He always does that, it's been the case for years, blaming the hotel room, jet lag, food, chair etc.

[@Alexander-oz9rz]

Ian is a beast, really rooting for him to become the next world champion

[@anshuuu9708]

Me too. Earlier 2020, i thought Nepo is like just another player, but Jesus after consuming his games and games. He's a very unique player, no doubt and a brilliant one.

[@phantorang]

Yeah, world champion as a title, but not the best in the world, which is kind of sad.

[@anshuuu9708]

@@phantorang well he's one of the best

[@phantorang]

@@anshuuu9708 That's true of course.

[@tiredidealist]

I really appreciate you covering these matches in such an informative manner and getting the videos out so quickly.

[@justinbrentwood1299]

One of the most deserved wins I've ever seen.

[@M-.-J]

Levy gets these recap videos out so fast man, sometimes i think that he might have started even before the game had ended lol

[@SergheyKatastrofenko]

Levy came from the future, actually.

[@doone8849]

of course he's preparing the video while the game is in-play, it's his job

[@abidmahdi9834]

Congrats to nepo. Played really well this game. Excited to see what happens in the next games

[@MrTenshi2012]

I love when he gets excited about sacrifices "THE ROOOOOK!"

[@MalikThaHalal]

Im new to chess and I absolutely love how this guy plays an entire game out in his imagination to show us all the possibilities of the best move at that time. Very informative, especially for new players. Thank you.

[@nonamedontask8431]

What a crazy game Ian played beautifully.

[@kendzy7]

Levy man, your work is amazing! I’ve been watching you since before you reached 1M subscribers and your videos have changed so much for the better! I love your content and please always improve like you’re doing. You definitely deserved Chess Streamer Of The Year ❤

[@NobleSoaringEagle]

Ian destroyed the opponent with the worse color pieces. Ding should be scared when Ian gets to play white pieces next game.

[@xenird]

fr those pieces were distracted by picking cotton and still won 💀💀

[@aussiebounty2617]

Levy’s ability to tell a story and make it seem like the most important epic thing in the world is a true gift that no-one in the chess space and few people on KZbin in any discipline can match.

[@giacomoconti3722]

Glad to be in the one percent being this much into chess since 2016! Last year I opened a Chess Club with some friends and we are promoting the game with a lot of work and activities! Circolo Scacchi Cantù (🇮🇹) is so proud of you Levy

[@foxygamerxdyt7356]

That's so cool. What activities are you preparing?

[@anshuuu9708]

Wowwwww Man that's wonderful. Honestly, this makes me so proud, being a part of Chess community, Levy's community. I am so proud.

[@noahpalmer6653]

Ik they don't get you the most views but I'm thankful you continue these recaps. There's something about the world championship match that is so stunning. The games are like non other with all the secret prep and pressure

[@christiankalk4668]

Seeing a win from Black at this level of play is always a story worth telling. Beautiful game.

[@SomeGuy1117]

I feel bad for Ian. Even if he wins the World Champion title no one is gonna take him seriously as a real World Champion because he didn't play Magnus for it. Gotta be hard for him being stuck in Magnus' shadow like that. He's such a strong player and his matches with Ding are fun to watch.

[@auttar7019]

Magnus refused the title. The winner of this match will be the new world champion. Everything is according to the rules and in fairness. It wouldn't be fair NOT to think so.

[@CaptainBalcon]

No, it's just Magnus fanboys that won't take him seriously, everyone else has a brain so no worries.

[@burnstick1380]

Yes noone will look to him and call him a GOAT but they will acknowledge that for some time he was the best player in the world after Magnus. If he would play against Magnus he would very likely loose.

[@burnstick1380]

@@auttar7019 i think you misunderstand OP. He didn't say that he isn't a world champ just noone is going to call him the best current chess players (at least those who know there way around chess)

[@renishisrael9520]

​@@CaptainBalcon yeah we take Magnus seriously because he is 60 to 70 points ahead of Ian and rest of the world .

[@M-.-J]

Today's stare was almost non-existent, suggesting a state of hurry and excitement and some visible feelings of competition with Hikaru. *I rate it 7/10.*

[@aldocort3418]

Hilarious!! I shit myself, peed upon myself, ejaculated upon myself when I read this. Absolutely gold bro! Y'know, at first I felt shame that I soiled and wet myself. But upon closer inspection I also realised I had creamed my pants also. And the shame.......had immediately turned into pride. So thank you sir for making me feel pride and happiness again, this comment has eradicated any and every selfish or irrational thought that I previously had in my head and am now content with life. I will forever love you and this genius comment for forever in eternity.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Amoeby]

@@aldocort3418 a pretty dumb one.

[@MrIkaGeo]

@@aldocort3418 Don't listen to the haters, cream on King

[@farah.868]

You’re all disgusting

[@JTaiBone]

Who let Aldocort cook

[@willc3421]

Crushing win from Nepo, this could be over quickly

[@finneaspatterson6225]

These recaps are by far my favorite vids of yours. I actually woke up today thinking about getting home from work and watching this vid!

[@matteobozzellibrambini4169]

11:46 btw that pereira knockout - happy to hear im not the only chess player following the rivalry

[@athiccpigeon8985]

THE ROOK!!!. Gotta love it man. Great game and even greater commentary.

[@ryan_raus]

fantastic game!! Ding played an incredible opening imo, keeping things ambiguous and forcing Nepo to bail on his comfort opening But nepo is just so clean and adapted very well. Loved it

[@wsleppy4699]

Thanks for the recap Levy. Ever since the candidates tournament I have been looking forward to checking in on these recaps every day of the championship match.

[@CharleyLi]

Levy's analogies are incredible

[@beanboyzach2427]

I really believe this is a very close tournament despite what people have been saying about Liren so far, hell find his stride and the end score will be very close.

[@stevesherman1743]

Jan is like Harry Potter, “ C’mon Tom, let’s end this the way we started it !”

[@rtztqt]

It's amazing how fast this video was made and upploaded. Thank you Levy.

[@MedEasyAnas]

Man, your coverage is seriously class! I looked forward to this video today! Keep it up, and thank you for doing these videos.

[@GarbageAtSB]

Ian actually sacrificed tHE ROOOOOK

[@tglass1919]

Ian been looking so good at classical. Just shows how good magnus really is to just destroy Ian

[@Singh-qj3ox]

I think our introverted ding is under a lot of pressure Something doesn't feels right about him

[@martinezgutierrezluisenriq633]

Love that levy gets these videos really fast

[@hienable6933]

Chess is art. And the world championship is the Mona Lisa. Don't stop making awesome recaps for them.

[@1scoobyy]

Nice

[@eg8049]

Nepo has improved so much, if magnus played this year it would have been hype.

[@22mylbrown94]

Banger game from Ian. Loved the reaction from Giri and Danya when 4.h3 was played absolute chaos.

[@pacenal_18]

Holy shit why is chess so beautiful. You know I may be a complete noob but I'm grateful for Gotham showing me the beauty of chess everyday

[@cgomega3987]

Nepo is probably just winning this, as I thought. Ding is a very systematic player, which is a natural prey for a player like Nepo, who is probably the best in the world at making you uncomfortable and forcing you out of your comfort zone. His chess is consistent and well-rounded. You have to be perfect in all aspects of the game to beat him.

[@user-gb5lh1jh3e]

Hard agree, there is one person that can consistently beat him and he is not playing today

[@OCPARKWAY]

Nepo will probably win this..Agreed

[@jackieyang2775]

the fact that I knew exactly what to scream when he said " No good game is finished without sacrificing.......THE ROOK"

[@ZenPossum]

After however many hours Ding spent preparing that opening, I would be surprised if we see him play that ever again after that beatdown

[@cezarykozminski4618]

This is my favourite series. Love to see how the best of the best play! Ty for making those videos Levy

[@aaaa-in9sv]

just imagine how strong Magnus is when won against a beast like Ian

[@mysticblue56]

He's a beast himself

[@Chingbong1]

Magnus won in 2021 against nepo its 2023 and you cant move on? Ian will slap magnus if he played hik right now. Y'all magnustards are stuck 2 years back still

[@devbhooker2397]

We stand at 1-1 massive win for levy today, uploaded before hikaru.

[@Crayoneater6947]

The one thing I love about Levy is all the UFC references as a huge fan of the UFC it's nice to know my favorite chess tuber is also an MMA fan

[@damelillardfan]

f5 from Ian was like Adesanya's first right hand in that KO sequence, Rxg5 is that second right hand, and then e5 is just the last hammerfist

[@mateopuna98]

Love to see ufc folks around here! Understanding different disciplines ftw!

[@shubhambarve4785]

Loved this comment 👊

[@damelillardfan]

@@mateopuna98 oh if I'm interested in something I immediately learn so much about it! About history, about football, about maths, badminton, Rubik's cubes, music, etc.

[@IGOTASHOTGUN1]

Unironically getting this video out this soon after the game is as impressive as the game itself, keep up the great work

[@zeekmotion3622]

What a fascinating recap! You even gave props to Masvidal and Adesanya, you're a gem Levy, what a match!

[@SappinYourSentries]

Nepo has been my favorite player since his last WC qualification, but it’s games like these that remind me why. Na5 is a stunning move, particularly since it was outside of prep.

[@marmalade6332]

Genuinely the commitment to posting daily videos in a fashionable time, in an entertaining way, is just amazing and Gotham is like the one KZbinr whom I enjoy posting videos every single day. ❤

[@Thesinkking]

I love how ding prepares with these genius computers, and how he has these brilliant opening moves and Ian is like Preparation?, Nah I'm good I'll figure it out.

[@alosultan4959]

Ian really outclassed ding this game, playing an opening he doesn’t usually play crazyyy

[@messaytadesse29]

After watching this game live with GM commentators, it's nice to watch dumb-down recaps like this. I love it specially when Levi shows possible moves and they magically happen after 2 moves. How does he do that?

[@NobbyYuri]

Que jogo fascinante! Levy comenta de forma tão emocionante que já me faz lembrar a copa do mundo. Cada vez amo mais o Xadrez. Obrigado Levy

[@ellispiper6313]

casi pensé que hablaras español al principio. Pero te entendí todo escribiste. Es graciosa como los idiomas son tan simular. Puedes entenderme?

[@NobbyYuri]

@@ellispiper6313 consigo sim entender, que coisa! É engraçado como as nossas linhas são parecidas.

[@Marcus_world]

Can we just appreciate how hard Levy works every day to upload such a large file video?

[@patstaysuckafreeboss8006]

He’s not the top chess streamer for no reason.

[@oliver-04]

Never heard that term lol

[@xtgamermo2859]

Fr

[@Thiccyg]

Levy gets these recaps done so quickly that we definitely dont have to wait long for the drama of game 4. Cant wait :D

[@alinevennemann1904]

Ding played such a classic: Centralising pawns and pieces!

[@yonadaniel5356]

Magnus better come back next year

[@mark-dg8vt]

Levy is the only person that can explain such a difficult and complex looking game in a way that is understandable to anyone, and that's why he's different from other content creators.

[@darylwitt579]

And drop UFC references.

[@danielgrantham3756]

I am so happy Ian is finally getting his time in the spotlight after last world championship. He looks so much better as a player when he is not getting compared to Magnus constantly

[@leonardomauro3764]

Hi man i love when you just make videos on good damn chess without clickbaiting or smth, please make more of it and people will start to appreciate with time ✌️😜

[@dynad00d15]

I'm 730 rapid and most of the time, i have a hard time following GM games but with this recap, i enjoyed every second of it! That was intense!

[@ImbuedHunter]

I am 932 rapid and the same happens

[@hemlocklannister6206]

I like the time when Nepo said it's Nepoing time and Nepoed all over.

[@vincelopez756]

Truly one of the chess players of all time.

[@zaidiatoranimation3947]

"No good game is played.. without sacrificing...THE ROOOOOOOOOOK"- levy 2023

[@AldousSeriousPunch]

Ian sacrificing THE ROOOOOOOOOOOOK!

[@raul12300]

Damm so many bots with horny profile pictures in the comment section. KZbin get your shit together man.

[@sophiee________]

Love your vids ❤❤ I started playing chess because of you 🎉🎉

[@indricauraulmirel5300]

Even tho I've watched the whole match live, I'll still watch your recap because it's always so good.

[@nillaq]

I like how Ding just left the board after inventing a new opening. He knew Nepo would get confused.

[@nilent]

If Carlsen was playing, there would be at least twice as much interest across the board. (on all levels ; )

[@builderphill1361]

I hope how Ian handles ding inspires Magnus to come back!

[@mouloudhasrane3412]

5:27 levi was like "répertoire 💅"

[@galacticpooper9718]

Ding seems very nervous and seems to be crippling under the preassure and spotlight, i kinda feel bad for him

[@Xyrim]

Nepo just outclassing Ding here. I think we underestimate Ian so much, when he is in form he's unstoppable. Also thanks for the awesome recap levy :)

[@Ash-rx5wl]

Now what I think will happen is, the complete OPPOSITE of 2022 WCC, ian lost a game and collapsed there, now Ian has won and we know how Ian performs in tournaments if he gets a winning start, he's going to win a game within the next 3-4 games FOR SURE.

[@lizblablabla]

I think we frequently understimate everyone from the top 10, because they are always compared to Magnus and Magnus is almost a living engine. I'm rooting for Ding, but Nepo is simply playing better than him

[@shashankprashar6604]

He was obviously underestimated but that was because of Magnus on other end, Ding is great but is he really there..... probably no, also Ian lost the last championship because of his opponent's grinding game

[@Zeke0816]

It doesn’t surprise me that the recap was outperformed by the cheaters video because I believe many of us are watching the Championship live so we don’t necessarily need the recap immediately. Nevertheless, I am watching this one now because I had stuff to do this morning and missed it. I needed the recap. Thank you so much for your dedication and the great recap!

[@RaduStanculescu]

I watched the game a bit live, then saw the result, so I only browsed through the game 1 recap. It's probably to be expected for a round 1 draw that it didn't get that many views, regardless of who played in it.

[@kevinemery2750]

I don't think that the cheaters video is going to outpreform the recaps in the long run

[@RaduStanculescu]

@@kevinemery2750 Agreed. From now on games gain an additional interest even if they end up draws, since we already have the first victory.

[@Zeke0816]

@@RaduStanculescu I personally haven’t watched the recap yet, but I feel like I can come back to it later in the week to relive all the games. But it will eventually get more views. Despite it being a draw, the game had its exciting moments and it’s definitely worth watching.

[@Zeke0816]

@@kevinemery2750 No doubt about that! Especially if the upcoming games are as exciting as this one.

[@zikos3743]

Wow, I'm really impressed by both of them. Even coming against engine preparation, they are still able to come with the best moves, essentially fighting against an engine during the opening. That was a really nice game ! I hope Ding can bounce back next game

[@ThePawnslayerChessVideos]

Dang. Nepo takes some risks, then throws a few pawn jabs before a deadly rook uppercut. What a game by Nepo!

[@animehlol1021]

I always love it when levi says THE ROOK

[@dam4086]

This just goes to show how incredible Magnus is considering what he did to Nepo.

[@jasonquinlan731]

Ding is not ready to play. This match will be a massacre I predict.

[@syf3000]

It's crazy how much better Magnus is than Jan, and how much better Jan is than Ding. The absolute GOAT

[@giorgosvenetsanakos9630]

Ian speaks for himself