Want To Crush The London System?

[@snow5064]

"This opening is virtually unknown." Well, thanks levy for teaching literally all of my opponents how to defeat me

[@AWildRaito]

As a London player I’m just watching this to counter the counter London.

[@badomen7199]

@@AWildRaito I watched an anti london counter to counter the anti london counter

[@byrona3394]

agreed

[@Cheapco11]

@@badomen7199 everyday things right?

[@Dumpsterdedezts]

all 726 thousand people

[@JG-ce3pu]

Next up: Eric Rosen: “Want to crush LEVY?!”

[@korosensei4873]

😂😂

[@f8j786]

levy is better than eric tho

[@Crashandburn999]

@@f8j786 Not according to FIDE. They're about the same, except Eric is a little higher rated in rapid.

[@f8j786]

@@Crashandburn999 also levy beat him in their match

[@sreyashhossain5020]

Yep the storm is coming...

[@trillionairegrindset7175]

Video: How to beat London France: W A T C H

[@Epsa_]

underrated

[@JalebJay]

I don't think the French can beat the London as white didn't play 1.e4

[@trillionairegrindset7175]

@@JalebJay They blundered

[@matthewweitzner8956]

Underrated comment

[@jasoncostan1632]

@@JalebJay Is this a whoosh moment or are you trolling?

[@cramyt]

wait until agad makes a video countering your London counter

[@derpybird5629]

epic funny

[@wol2403]

hello _cram

[@aleksii5631]

@@wol2403 vajolet funny epic

[@harshsoni7230]

Yup

[@thepadawanchesschannel8323]

Man before starting this video I thought of writing this comment and found out it was already written XD

[@devannatesan5053]

THIS IS THE ONLY OPENING I PLAY IM UNSUBBING

[@anuragthakur4341]

Lmaoooo

[@Exentity2023]

@B T BUTT you forgot to mention the counterclockwise counter of the potatoes gambit anti counter counter that counters the watermelon gambit anti clockwise counter countering

[@gentelmanfrog3271]

Lol just learn some other openings like queens gambit, ruy lopez, italian game or just learn how to counter it

[@timmy1729]

Lmao 😂

[@fayiz_Fz]

What if you are black 😂

[@psychwolf7590]

Levy: Don't play the Ruy Lopez which is a nice and stable strategic opening Also Levy: promotes lines where you go nuts with all pawns and sac rooks to get the wildest position you ever had in your life

[@echelon1014]

He said dont play the Ruy Lopez as a beginner because of how much you need to know to play it🤨

[@psychwolf7590]

@@echelon1014 it's a joke

[@echelon1014]

@@psychwolf7590 no way!!1!1!🤯🤯🤯

[@psychwolf7590]

@@echelon1014 🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@himanshuatri9117]

@@psychwolf7590 the advantage of this is you know your plan and what you have to do but the opponent doesn't. This is the first time or at least a few times he has faced this position. He must be having crazy time thinking what to play and there is time pressure so there is a high chance he end up blundering something. This happens with me a lot. I just memorise these openings and use them. Most of the time I have so much time and an advantageous position and I just get an easy win.

[@fn3200]

Me, a GothamChess London player: YOU WERE SUPPOSED TO DESTROY THEM, NOT JOIN THEM

[@josheike3543]

You can always buy Levy's London course. His courses are way more comprehensive than these 10-minute intros

[@stanleytime9193]

@@josheike3543 do you know how good they are? Are they professional level or for beginners?

[@PlastikGUbilationz]

@@stanleytime9193 from what I can tell there's plenty of theory and opening ideas for you to memorise. I'm nowhere near close to knowing all the ideas in his London course. It actually also has some bonus alternative Trompowsky stuff too as an alternative when playing vs 1. ... Nf6

[@pradysaligram4130]

Levy next week: “This opening for white will CRUSH the counter to the London System”

[@sjegannath6295]

How to crush the london-counter with white?? Play the english opening rather.

[@kyanleong8014]

@@sjegannath6295 play the United Kingdom opening.

[@feliscorax]

@@kyanleong8014 It’s a temperamental system that you’ll only likely face in a lifetime and your opponent has to be AlphaZero to pull it off because one false move and they’ll Brexit.

[@dhyanamsutaria413]

Was feeling sad and than came the man with millions of hoodies

[@stsalty1788]

He has a pink hoodie thats amazing

[@jacobwahlqvist880]

I like the one with space on it, or the pink one.

[@mateobartra1502]

He should launch merch, just a lot of hoodies

[@tiituskarimies1667]

Levy: If you can't beat Agad, join Agad.

[@wintermute1368]

Usually you post too early for me to be here right on time, but this time sleeplessness has gotten me early access to anti-London weapons

[@ariannakristinagazdovici3517]

Funny... Here in Italy it's lunch time. Perfect timing

[@aaliyan22]

@@ariannakristinagazdovici3517 Here in Pakistan it's 4 PM.

[@Jason-yt9ch]

It’s 7:36 am for me

[@braydenbradshaw6496]

It’s 6:39 in the moring for me 🐱😂

[@ariannakristinagazdovici3517]

Enjoy Chess wherever you are (and stay safe)

[@JackoLfc08]

You make chess look so easy. everything seems so simple and is broken down so logically. I wish it was this easy to play myself.

[@TheModGod-kp9tn]

Exactly Exactly😂

[@Bronek0990]

My favorite part about this opening is that 2:37 is basically a transposition into the Caro Kann exchange variation with an uncommon 4. Bf4 move. Few London players know theory for Caro Kann exchange, while I do as a Caro Kann player.

[@shutupimndrinkingwatre4154]

Very little london players know theory. Period.

[@ajcon3874]

@@shutupimndrinkingwatre4154 Especially below 1000

[@user-xp8uo2ml2v]

​@@ajcon3874below 1k u js play chess and win, everybody's clueless and knows no lines anything works tbh

[@zapton3036]

Gotham: no i am not the messiah Everyone: he is the messiah

[@applicableapple3991]

The reluctant hero is here

[@edwardcisabella]

Everyone: That's exactly what the messiah would say!

[@regmigrant]

He *is* the messiah, I should know I've followed a few

[@cordobes]

He's not the messiah, he's a very naughty boy

[@andrewschultz6608]

He certainly doesn't sit around and consider the lilies, or anything else un-messiah-like.

[@boonybuny8261]

In a span of a month you helped me climb 800 to 1200 in 10 minutes, with free tutorials! Just thank you. You're the reason I enjoy chess so much.

[@joeloveschess479]

Damn this is a chess prodigy

[@RoZaxTheGreat]

What rating are u now?

[@boonybuny8261]

@@RoZaxTheGreat stopped playing :/ i wad ~1400 in 10mins

[@RoZaxTheGreat]

@@boonybuny8261 why'd you stop?

[@boonybuny8261]

@@RoZaxTheGreat noticed that to improve furthermore, chess becomes pay to win

[@davidbamps4571]

50% of beginners players is gonna drop in rating after this video

[@eldattackkrossa9886]

i feel called out yet again

[@francorios5134]

Imagine playing the London This post was made by Vienna gang

[@jasonslade6259]

I'm just gonna play c3 after c5 and then they'll have to do their own prep.

[@thecleg3324]

@@francorios5134 so true

[@kiwi1015]

😭😭 of course I learned the London system today as my first chess opening I’ve ever studied

[@ab2587]

The 27 dislikes are all Ben Finegold fans that hate Levy for playing f6 so much

[@diogostratega6002]

24:03 that is the motive

[@williamseymourjones7160]

Ben finegold has fans? Oy vey

[@cmtxmeltown3546]

Rip dislike button

[@meanintellectual6593]

“It isn’t a man, it isn’t a content machine, it is Levy” -Some random dude under the comment

[@garyfalloud3597]

I have been playing this system against the London 2 years now, but I couldn't find anyone to cover this(I know my stuff here, make no mistake). Yet it is so challenging. Finally someone bothered to cover it and I am super excited.

[@manawearblack]

Can't wait for Agadmator's Crush Gothamchess's Crush the London system system

[@nadimahmad6694]

You support liverpool by any chance?

[@manawearblack]

@@nadimahmad6694 yes bro

[@nadimahmad6694]

@@manawearblack klopp played the midfielders gambit by playing keita against madrid.

[@manawearblack]

@@nadimahmad6694 gambits and blunders all over the field lol

[@kyanleong8014]

Gothamchess’s Crush the Crush the Crush the London system system system

[@sabrvirus7463]

Day 8 of telling levy that I appreciate him saying I'm worth more than a Knight

[@abdelrhmanragab1620]

Are you a rook?

[@davthemillionth]

you are the king, but what does that mean?

[@chill6423]

@@davthemillionth well, Kings in chess is a liability

[@Tyler-zk2pf]

Day 2 of agreeing with this comment

[@speeddemon2901]

Nothing is worth more than a juan

[@aayushdeswal]

I was 300 rated a couple months ago and today I just crossed 1000 in rapid. Ur videos really helped.

[@ricardobelisario9772]

I'm plateauing at 600. Any suggestions? What is working for you?

[@dominickwest7558]

@@ricardobelisario9772change your mentality. Review your games

[@Perseagatuna]

​@@ricardobelisario9772Learn an opening, but I don't mean just memorizing the moves, learn the ideas and strategies behind the opening. Also, apply the checklist on every move (Checks, captures, attacks) so you avoid blundering

[@maddiethemadovich]

Agadmator: "how to beat London system" Levy: _Observe_

[@ankittripathi7803]

As a Beginner London player this video helped me even more! Now I know what to do when someone plays 2.c5

[@naumanshaikh2090]

What should we do when someone plays c5?

[@PROJECTJoza100]

Last time I was this early, He HUNG his queen 6 times!

[@aryabhoola]

Just came from that video lmao XD

[@AcapellaUnfiltered]

Legends say Magnus stopped playing the London system when Levy told him about this video idea.

[@bagelgeuse5736]

Crushing the London is just called playing chess regularly.

[@AL_1000]

Ding Liren:

[@rasmussuonio3014]

Now I can’t play the London for a week because every single one of my opponents play this

[@samain1804]

1. ... d5 is a concession here, rushing into an endgame where Black could otherwise enjoy flexibility.

[@Shypies]

1:16 response to london (takes on c5) 2:15 defends d4 with Pc3 5:37 defends with Kf3 6:48 if they play kf3 before the london bishop 8:06 Bf5 (reverse london) 8:50 (best for white)

[@tadejduric4919]

Hi, greetings from Slovenia. There is 1 suggestion for one video: how to practice? Puzzles is one thing, maybe some exercises you propose? please it woud be very helpful

[@wenwwenw]

You either die a hero, or you live long enough to see yourself become a villain

[@rafaelcosta5107]

Loved it. It strikes the main weakness of the London player: Sometimes we play London, not chess. And it can be hard when black tries to deviate white from the so solid system. I was an amateur london player for a long time and only now I am becoming better at playing with principles instead of being stuck in a system's move sequence. This is great for both sides. Good job.

[@zuruckEQ]

Levy: how to crush london Eric: so you have declared war

[@calluma8472]

Please teach people how to lose to the London system. That is the help that I need.

[@MrJerohm]

This condensed format is perfect to get enough knowledge to be able to start trying the moves and see what happens ! I'm more interested in broading my openings horizon rather than learning all about a single one.

[@ptbot3294]

I play london system right after your video, lost immediately to a rook on e file. Well not immediately but i lost control of the e5 square and thing spiral a bit. Managed to actually got back material advantage but lost because i forgot about king safety

[@sjegannath6295]

Gotham making videos to counter his own opening course so that they watch his videos and get more views from customers: *I was a business man, doing business*

[@rajeshpandey2198]

Best way to crush any opening is to do something that they don't like For eg- London system players want and are in a habit of a solid position so just don't give em that

[@timr3621]

Levy, brother, friend, please: don't wreck yourself creating so much content. Take care of yourself. We love you

[@stefanuous]

bro, pandemic is crazier than you think, creating content while not have many things to do is also a way to take care of himself

[@smallone2351]

His schedule is actually pretty healthy.

[@stefanuous]

@@smallone2351 yep...that's right

[@prussia9255]

Jonathan Schrantz made a video called "3 secret lines to play against the london" and it has my favorite lines to play vs the london, they're all quite fun.

[@victorhugogoldwin-stei-r8727]

Levy makes a london system guide, agadmator make a counter to it, and then levy tell how to counter the counter. And then here's Levy tell how to crush london system. Epic

[@gautamacharekar]

My 7 years old loved this video. He's fan of GothamChess. Thanks

[@rafiirvana9297]

Levy I don't think you realize how impactful your videos are. I am 1300 but 900 blitz since I don't play alot, but just recently I played an entire main line vienna game in 900 elo blitz and it was because my opponent also watches your videos...

[@Malefic_Roar]

vienna gambit is da best for me, i have 70% winrate of winning with vienna XD

[@manuelpena54]

This is the first video of chess in english that I like! :) Coming from the video with Rey Enigma! I'll follow to see if between you two I increase my ELO

[@lennertdevoldere7000]

Levy: how to crush the london system Me, a london player: f*ck

[@TKNinja37]

The profile picture makes your comment 100x better

[@vector3641]

@@TKNinja37 he is bruhfied

[@jackanderson719]

I feel the same this was the first opening I learned so it holds lots of nostalgia value for me.

[@nopeyt3387]

If you like tricky moves against the London, there is also the obscure and offbeat, yet if you look into it, somewhat logical and tricky: 2. Bb4 for black.

[@lewisoneill1393]

The London is the only opening I know. This is a godsend.

[@CertifiedBullpupHater]

Yeah levy just ruined my 1050 Elo by showing all my enemies my weaknesses. He’s trying to see me fail :(((

[@איתמר-ג6ע]

YOU ARE PROBLABLY 600 ELO

[@edoardoprevelato6577]

I'm partial to the Reti, opening with nf3 alone sometimes is enough to throw your opponent off.

[@katyry5095]

Same big oof for me :(

[@luminator911]

Then forget it and learn a normal opening.

[@JosephLachh]

What if at 16:57 instead of white moving the bishop, cxd5, and after black takes the bishop, you push the pawn again with a fork. Then black takes the other c pawn with check. King moves next to the rook endangering it. The rook has to move, and then after pawn takes the knight on e7...white is one space away from queening. The king may be forced to not be able to castle.

[@SkipsH]

Of course today was the day I decided to learn the London

[@AA-sf9wu]

Perfect timing

[@胡高平]

Me too...

[@kiwi1015]

Me too 😭😭

[@MR57LV]

I’m a London player. Love your style. Young and very energetic. I will try your c5 f6 e5. It looks bizarre that’s why I like it. Thanks

[@hackingforefficiency4979]

Start a “How to beat this system” Series.

[@k0pera]

Levy i show all my friends those with gessing the ELO videos also now these videos and now they are crazy about chess and eager to learn the game.

[@ekanshsingh3896]

I have learned and mastered the london as my first ever chess opening as your proposal but now i've been tricked , backstabbed and possibly bamboozled . My disppointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined .

[@Radi0actvChickn]

I just played a game that started exactly like the second game Levy played here, and I ended up completely crushing the guy. 0 Inaccuraries, 0 Mistakes, 0 Blunders.... but 1 Missed Win? Apparently 5...g6 is a missed win. I thought Levy made a good point about stopping Qh5+, but apparently it was better to just gun it and play e5 anyways. Thoughts on this? Because other than that, this obviously worked flawlessly.

[@notyourdad]

As someone who plays a fair bit of the London system - I too have noticed that one of the most annoying things that can happen is opponent immediately attacking the e5 square.

[@Ohserial]

"you might face a Catalan" laughs in 600

[@slayerz2234]

Dam bro you dont even need to know the london when you're 600. I just scholars mated my way up to a 900 when i was a 600

[@TweetyFam]

@@slayerz2234 And here, my 700 rated opponents are playing with 90% accuracy against me

[@jrozlie2280]

@@slayerz2234 man I honestly find Antonio easier to beat than some 500-700

[@pschneider1968]

Nice! I'd like to see you make a vid on the Alekhine Defense...

[@kajuanweaver1607]

Thank you Sensei Levy, now I can sleep peacefully at night knowing the London can’t hurt me😊😂

[@frankoptis]

you're responsible for my elo drop (I'm playing the london) ;-) and by the way: knight c6 is not very strong because you can pin it with bishop b5. you could also move your queen to a4, going into sortof a scandinavian defense (also pinning the knight). Then bring the bishop and you got backed-up x-rays to the king and the black bishop on the other side, that's scary!). On another note: The london player should just sack the pawn and get a knight to B5 to attack C7. Another note: 3:30 you can see, that black is completely underdeveloped and if white plays knights and bishops instead of pawns, it's game over for black. 4:24: How about queen B6?

[@dontheal]

9:23 "You just have a gay-" Wait what ._.XD

[@ahmadkoudsi8519]

😅😅

[@ApoorvDwivedi11]

Seriously..... I was only knowing the names of the openings and only playing scotch, italian, Ruy Lopez, scandi from black and ect. when some of my opponents started to play the london system i literally played the same moves from black (all variations) by my own. Fun fact : WITHOUT WATCHING THIS VIDEO!!!!!!!! i discovered how to crush london on by myselff!!!

[@RealAmnz]

Another video to satisfy my Chess needs! Can you do one on the Pirc Defense? I love the concise 10 min opening videos since they are so rewatchable and filled with great insight on the ideas behind the moves.

[@zwebzz9685]

I have played probably 8000 pirc games as black. Don’t pick it up it’s a bad opening if a player is even 100 points higher rated they just mate you nearly every time. They can repeat their main plan every single time. You want to play openings like e5 or c5 because there are so many different ways for black to play white can’t just repeat their default plan.

[@lewisjones284]

The London system is the most boring opening I’ve ever played against. Anything to put London players off of their autopilot is a blessing

[@narversword4936]

27:35 couldn't you trap his queen with bishop d7?

[@wetware7433]

Yes. Nb3 is an "own goal", closing the white Q's last escape route. Beauty.

[@Duval-In-The-Wall]

Goddamn you’re right, even Levy missed that

[@Duval-In-The-Wall]

That’s insane, the queen would have 12 potential moves and all of them result in capture

[@cpgautam172]

hey, levy, your video 2800 vs 2400, was really really cool. I can eventually reach a train of thought, I could even get to the same conclusions u had but with tripe the time which is ok for my level, but what I learned was I was missing the clarity you guys have compared to me. I always double tripe check moves and try to force "good-looking" moves even though I don't spot anything. after watching my video, I started trying to make my thoughts clear and have improved on-time management a lot, it felt insane. thanks for doing what you do!

[@riomelbueno382]

What usually works for me against the London system is c5 on move 2 then delaying the capture of d4. I capture d4 after casting short. I do this because I feel like black's position is very fragile on closed plays. It's like one move and white gets +3 LOL so I try to settle first before breaking everything open.

[@Bulldogg6404]

I don't play London, so maybe my comment will show how little I fully understand it, but I remember learning at club that a fair trade of the dark-squared bishop is usually beneficial for White. In that sense, at 30:21, I would totally understand playing [5.Bxb8]. My feeling for the position is that you'll get an even trade of material, prevent the [6...e5] fork, get rid of the bad bishop that will be trapped in front of your pawn structure in the next few positional moves, and (perhaps most importantly) prevent Black from castling Queenside after [5...Rxb8], which allows you to better anticipate Black's defensive options. So while I agree that White should still be unhappy about losing so many tempos, I don't quite see the position being clearly better for Black, either.

[@RPGglitchy]

Me: Just bought the D4 Dynamite course. Levy: HOW TO DESTROY THE LONDON!

[@panzanie]

hey. what's your elo and how do you find the course? is it worth it? how deep is the course? thanks

[@alexcelo]

@@panzanie it's not worth it you cannot cover whole d4 white in less than 2 hours. Just go to chessable and search for short and sweet series

[@DiDanilo]

Hey Levy, I have to share a recent experence of mine, because it wouldnt happen wout you. Actually I was quitting tournament chess like 7 years before. I was a ~1900 rated player, walking through all the youth tournaments and many international tournaments, I could even participate at European Championship which is amongst my best memories of my life. At around getting into university I felt saturation and I almost like quitted chess totally, only some National Division 2-3 games have been played/years, with less than more success. But This Spring, one of my friends started to inquire about chess and asked me for some parties, he sent me many tutorial videos, asking for my opinion and etc and I saw how insanely the ‘chess world’ changed. It gave me a huge push to start again. I was and English player with white, but I decided that I am going to totally renew my repertoire and refresh my knowledge. I switched back to e4 openings, because it gives the real joy of a chess match, I kept my main weapon Caro-Kann as black and I also added some new alternatives, mainly from youtube. It is insane to see how far you can get just by learning from KZbin. In our times it was unimagineable!! , like people, what is going on? Learning for free dozens of lines you and surely even your opponents never heard about... well all I want to say is I was always struggling against d4, and now I have well-built lines against it, when even 2000+ players are struggling against. I just arrived home from an international competition, I was playing in a very good form, even reaching the top tables and playing against my 2400 rated master. At the very last round I played this f6 line against this disgusting London system, where I played one of my best matches ever. Actually it ended with 2 kings after 260 minutes, only I can be blamed for that, but the battle was so intense. After g6 my 2000+ rated opponent thought he won, I saw his face, and just after Bf5 everything he thought changed. It was crazy to see. At the point when just 2 kings remained, all the people in the hall applauded. I never experienced anything like it before. So I would like to say a massive thank you for all your work. And not only for you, for everyone who is doing this for the people, all the content creators.

[@nakeemgd9184]

And THIS is why I don’t play certain openings anymore

[@beastmode_4049]

There is no opening that doesn’t have some way to get counterplay for the opponent -_-

[@purplemons4550]

7:20 a new opening; two knights in the center game.

[@milksheek9964]

Hello Levy!! I don’t know if you even care about this comment, but I just want to say thank you. You helped me back in to chess, without you I didn’t win my first online tournament!! I hope you have a wonderful day!!

[@Jiftoo]

Congratulations :D

[@milksheek9964]

@@Jiftoo thx 😊

[@Standard____]

Most searched videos on KZbin: how to stop the London system Every London player when levy put this video out: ok I’m dead

[@andrewhodson1981]

Can you make a 2 hour video on an opening? I would love to watch one 😂

[@obi_wanshinobi]

1:10 my drug dealer be like...

[@tankoteemusic9755]

5. f6 feels uncomfortable, but evaluation confirms it's not that bad. Willing to try this one day. PS: Awaiting Agadmator response :)

[@brakstrongarm9551]

I keep coming back to these videos. They are great

[@NotjustRian01]

"How to beat agadmators anti London system" "How to beat the London system" Now hold on, this whole operation was your idea

[@Jodabomb24]

24:40 "And then I'm gonna play e5 next move and finish my development" -Levy Rozman, yet to develop a single piece

[@hebi4839]

Interesting that Levy destroyed agadmator's Anti-London and now he shows another Anti-London.😄 Nice video! I love your chess content!

[@adiptthebrown9575]

0:55 I really do play the Dutch! Thanks for knowing your audience, bro.

[@AmirOrdabayev]

Levy is a content MACHINE! He is THE MAN!

[@derrickstorm6976]

Bruh he just records 2-3 videos in a row, this isn't rocket science

[@ElTigreDelNorte_]

As soon as you lifted the bottle I was like is my man drinking a Jarrito?! That’s a solid flavor. My favorites are Mango and Lime

[@jamesgagnon6123]

Me (a 700 rated player who started using the london that Levy taught me) : *gasp* how could you

[@shanastroskyphazer8172]

thanks Gotham . your amazing . amazing approach to chess.

[@kiwi1015]

Why did you have to release this today Gotham?! Of course today was the day I decided to play my first chess tactic and it was the London system 😭😂

[@rebeccamasse4065]

I loved this video! It's given me hope against that miserable London System. I like it but dread worrying about the Q5h check constantly. Still it's worth it - many great ideas Levy, thank you much.

[@laipelaco5451]

shit there goes my opening 😭😭

[@ragequit4537]

Yeah

[@reubenwills9757]

Its not losing for the London, you just gotta learn a new line

[@gerrit3991]

Just play c3 instead of e3 in the start

[@gerrit3991]

Cause then you still have the center and the opponent has to push

[@jeremy1909]

Don't worry. There is a reason nobody plays this

[@vaha2007]

Levy! Your channel is amazing!!

[@bakulshah4367]

Day 92: Of requesting Levy to cover opposite coloured bishop endgames. Especially when you have a slight material advantage of being up by two or three pawns against your opponent and you both have opposite coloured bishops as well.

[@philipp17802]

make it one pawn :)

[@JustinDavito]

If bxe5, then you take back with knight. Whites queen can check on h5 and then win the knight. Am I missing something? Referring to 3:50.

[@carsonmiller2701]

Looking at 4:15, why would it be good for black's knight to take the bishop? Doesn't that just open the h file for white? I know in other lines white will try to provoke black's bishop to capture in that same spot to open up for the rook

[@tahmeedchowdhury0007]

Eric Rosen: Oh no my opening

[@vidl3278]

3:10 somewhere ben finegold screams in agony

[@Akira-cd8kf]

Love your style of content and just everything is very well done, keep doing what you love.

[@phillipkrokor7092]

25:11 what does white after Qa5 Nc3 Bb4 ? The knight is attacked twice, and of you defend It, you loose the Bishob after I took on c3

[@cordenhuman]

Levi: We are going to play the move f6, and now you see the point! Me: No? Levi: We are delaying the movement of our knight! Me: Oh yeah of course, great!

[@jessej3275]

Would have loved to see white play c4 x d5 at 17:00. It'd sac a bishop, but that pawn would be a MONSTER.

[@kuuhaku2543]

learning to counter the counter by watching how to counter

[@Sad_Chief]

24:40 isn't Qf3 a good move here? Because if Levy played E5 opponent could take the pawn with the bishop since the pawn that's defending is pinned.