Play Chess Endgames Like Magnus Carlsen

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  • @andresrossi9
    @andresrossi9 2 роки тому +784

    Keep going with this type of material. Free chess lessons are the most beautiful thing in the world. Thanks Levy

    • @talphazero1036
      @talphazero1036 2 роки тому +5

      Free chess lessons have existed since the dawn of time🤣
      This is nice in the sense that he's reviewing actual games, but when he brings up stuff like the Philodor position...which not everyone knows...and tells us we need to know it when he could just tell us now? That's a bit too much of a cutthroat teaching method. Tell us the simplest things a thousand times, instead of telling us to remember it. He needs to start adding some baby steps for the lower Elo and newer viewers(I am neither, just being a bit critical of him)

    • @donricscott1604
      @donricscott1604 2 роки тому +5

      @@talphazero1036 where gave these chess lessons been

    • @asadbekkhudayberganov2115
      @asadbekkhudayberganov2115 2 роки тому +3

      the most beautiful thing ?

    • @Midnight890
      @Midnight890 2 роки тому +1

      I actually really like the way he makes training lessons. Some can have less quality or lack depth while Gotham chess generally has good ones. Other good ones are chess vibes and GM Yasser

    • @nametry3
      @nametry3 2 роки тому +2

      @@talphazero1036 But he already did! he has a series of 3 or 4 videos about specific endgames

  • @YellowBellow75
    @YellowBellow75 2 роки тому +516

    magnus: breathes
    levy: How to breath like magnus carlsen in chess 101

    • @GardenChess
      @GardenChess 2 роки тому +7

      original comment for once

    • @johnkelly5156
      @johnkelly5156 2 роки тому +8

      Anything for views

    • @sterbern6762
      @sterbern6762 2 роки тому +3

      Fuck its so accurate though haha

    • @GardenChess
      @GardenChess 2 роки тому

      @@nicbentulan why don't you try beating anybody above 1000 rated if magnus is so talentless then what are you commenting out here on youtube instead of constantly training 24/7 like it takes to be a gm

    • @GardenChess
      @GardenChess 2 роки тому +1

      I also realize that that comment is probably a troll tho lol

  • @seanmiller3756
    @seanmiller3756 2 роки тому +293

    Levi I know these "evergreen" intermediate teaching videos don't give you the same financial return on your time that GtELO or N00b arena do but I appreciate this so much. You have a real skill for understanding how low level players think and your content is so much easier to watch and digest than any other teacher on the internet. I'll always watch the recaps and the funny segments, but stuff like this is what keeps me coming back to the channel.

    • @sepehrzandi7069
      @sepehrzandi7069 2 роки тому +2

      exactly!! thanks Levi.

    • @RishabhSharma10225
      @RishabhSharma10225 2 роки тому +2

      Do you know about Daniel Naroditsky? His educational content is wayyy better than Levy. Not hating, just the truth. I honestly didn't learn anything new from this video.

    • @TuringMachine001
      @TuringMachine001 2 роки тому +9

      @@RishabhSharma10225 Danya and Levy have different teaching styles, both useful. Danya gives clear and logical explanations for every single move he makes in his speedruns, but sometimes goes for lines that he considers beautiful rather than simple lines that beginners could play. Levy, on the other hand, focuses on keeping things simple for beginners, teaching basic stuff like "checks, captures, attacks, " for tactics and "king safety, piece activity, material, space and pawn structure" for strategy, but sometimes is superficial in his explanations of GM games.

  • @JunctionWatcher
    @JunctionWatcher 2 роки тому +611

    Levi “I want to end the clickbait videos.”
    Also Levi “Magnus goes brrrrrrrrrrr”

    • @ghostbaconhair
      @ghostbaconhair 2 роки тому

      LevY!*!&^!^!$!%!:

    • @Entrophius
      @Entrophius 2 роки тому +17

      This is one good way to kill clickbait, yes.

    • @gourdtube
      @gourdtube 2 роки тому +12

      whoever is making the thumbnails needs a raise.

    • @kosmickalamity7071
      @kosmickalamity7071 2 роки тому +4

      when did he ever say he wanted to stop clickbaiting

    • @JunctionWatcher
      @JunctionWatcher 2 роки тому +8

      @@kosmickalamity7071 community post yesterday. Keep up.

  • @thebagelsandwich5501
    @thebagelsandwich5501 2 роки тому +178

    How to Play Endgames Like Magnus Carlsen:
    Step 1: Sacrifice the Queen for no reason.
    Step 2: Somehow win the game 5 moves later.

    • @pianissimo7121
      @pianissimo7121 2 роки тому +3

      What if magnus doesn't have queen?

    • @impishlyit9780
      @impishlyit9780 2 роки тому +43

      @@pianissimo7121 See step 2

    • @Froge4291
      @Froge4291 2 роки тому +10

      @@impishlyit9780 the beginner way is to promote a queen and go back to step 1

    • @impishlyit9780
      @impishlyit9780 2 роки тому +1

      @@nicbentulan Cope

    • @pianissimo7121
      @pianissimo7121 2 роки тому +4

      @@nicbentulan really? 90% chance that you are trolling and simply trying to annoy people.

  • @DDP-Gaming
    @DDP-Gaming 2 роки тому +167

    This is why you're the most subbed chess content creator, all your endgame tutorials smushed into one giant video

    • @TrishitDas
      @TrishitDas 2 роки тому +1

      @@nicbentulan can you post a link ?

    • @BlaBla-pf8mf
      @BlaBla-pf8mf 2 роки тому

      I thought it was the Magnus clickbait

    • @TrishitDas
      @TrishitDas 2 роки тому +1

      @@nicbentulan thank you !

    • @TrishitDas
      @TrishitDas 2 роки тому +1

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    • @yzfool6639
      @yzfool6639 2 роки тому

      @@nicbentulan Why do you assume most of Levy's subscribers can't play chess? Are most of Levy's subscribers beginners?

  • @fabiomcmuffin
    @fabiomcmuffin 2 роки тому +102

    I’d love a series where you play out these kind of endgames against subscribers, maybe with a +0.5 eval or something, explaining your thought process for each move

    • @mcbescheiden725
      @mcbescheiden725 2 роки тому +7

      Noob Arena reversed

    • @hellopleychess3190
      @hellopleychess3190 2 роки тому +1

      I'd love to eat more asian food.

    • @kiliabgonzalez7826
      @kiliabgonzalez7826 2 роки тому +1

      That’s basically his how to win at chess series but with only end games lol. Don’t think that’s gonna happen.

  • @Art1factlol
    @Art1factlol 2 роки тому +31

    This is exactly what I need right now as I am preparing for my first ever chess tournament (over the board). End games have been a huge weaknesses of mine

  • @hawaiitinbaor587
    @hawaiitinbaor587 2 роки тому +8

    Magnus: blunders the game in 30 secs
    Gotham: how to blunder like a super GM

    • @impishlyit9780
      @impishlyit9780 2 роки тому +1

      "Cry like a grandmaster", as I once heard.

  • @MegaAtlas101
    @MegaAtlas101 2 роки тому +42

    I love this! I feel like the only thing that's missing is examples that actually don't have any mistakes, i.e: a position that's equal and is played out until the draw, either by repetition, trading everything correctly or forced stalemate. I know it's kinda boring content but I feel like it has much more instructional value. I see equal endgames going wrong all the time in my games, but I almost never see them going right and I feel like seeing some examples of that with explanations could be very useful.

    • @XVRMEDIA
      @XVRMEDIA 2 роки тому +4

      Rarely do you get an equal position coming out of middle game. Most of the time you get an inbalance that may or may not be exploitable and this is where player endgame technique comes in.
      Sometimes the inbalance can be as little as having a rook placed on an open file and it could take another 30 moves of really precise play in order to turn that small inbalance into a decisive advantage. And if defensive is also precise, all it takes is a less active move on your side for your opponent to equalize and turn the position into a draw.
      In other instances you can even be a pawn up or an exchange up and not be able to win because your opponent’s pieces are more active. Sure, it takes a lot of precise play from your opponent, but guess what? Players that are weak in middle games tend to be strong in endgames because there are less pieces to pay attention to.
      This is why when you start learning chess, you start with endgames not with openings or middle game. A strong endgame techique can recover a lot of what you lost in middle game.
      In rare instances where a position coming out of middle game is actually equal, strong players don’t even play anymore and they agree on a draw.
      And also this is how strong players defeat less stronger (not weak) players: by creating an imbalance that they know how to exploit in the endgame. For example damaging the opponent’s pawn structure, creating a weak pawn on the opponent’s side, creating a strong pawn on own side, moving into a bishop vs knight endgame where pawns are placed on both flanks (bishop is stronger because it can travel faster from one flank to another), moving into a bishop vs bishop endgame where opponent’s pawns are placed on the wrong color, moving into an endgame where own king can reach center board faster than opponent’s king etc…

    • @thezetes
      @thezetes 2 роки тому +3

      Just watch high rated players (2200 elo or so). They will be often equal in the endgame and will draw in the end (not like the GM's that draw somewhere mid game xD

  • @jean-luckonicek5483
    @jean-luckonicek5483 2 роки тому +3

    I loved how you went over bullet points, then examples, then back to the bullet points. It helped me soak in the wisdom kind sir.

  • @grape_salad
    @grape_salad 2 роки тому +9

    feels like some good ol classic gotham content, the event recaps are also great but these kinds of videos are why I subbed THANK ya

  • @photodynamis6431
    @photodynamis6431 2 роки тому +2

    0:05
    Opening: is very complicated.
    Middlegame: is the most complicated.
    Endgame: Damn, Levy. At least make this one look not as complicated.

  • @martywhite2988
    @martywhite2988 2 роки тому +51

    This is refreshing. You're a good teacher. This is coming from a professor. Your full courses are fantastic too.

    • @alexudumitreu1583
      @alexudumitreu1583 2 роки тому +4

      Paid actor

    • @freeEnd_
      @freeEnd_ 2 роки тому +6

      Gotham, you can log off, your alt account is exposed

    • @kenadams9725
      @kenadams9725 Рік тому

      He's like disappointed father😂 his subs making blunders it's hilarious😂😂

  • @zacharyshafer3550
    @zacharyshafer3550 2 роки тому +67

    Thank you Levy for going back to some educational content!

  • @PlayableJackson
    @PlayableJackson 2 роки тому +8

    I subbed for the lessons. Enjoyed the game reviews but I'm stoked the lessons are back.

  • @Methylimidazol
    @Methylimidazol 2 роки тому +5

    The endgame is the phase of the game when you are supposed to activate your king.

  • @gregorrecnik6900
    @gregorrecnik6900 2 роки тому +7

    The practical endgame strategies are often the deciding factor when both players know their opening theory and don't risk too much in the middle game. Feel free to expand on this topic in future videos.

  • @marcinz.3570
    @marcinz.3570 2 роки тому +4

    I would add one advice: it’s not about who has more pawns, it’s about whose pawns are better, aka who queens first

    • @yzfool6639
      @yzfool6639 2 роки тому

      Even simpler - the ONLY way to win an endgame against good moves is to promote a pawn. In that case, you can have fewer pawns and a horrible pawn structure and win simply because you recognize this and your opponent doesn't.

  • @RainingArtillery
    @RainingArtillery 2 роки тому +1

    The thing with king and pawn endgames as well is that they're extremely sharp and very often decisive. King and pawn endgames are rarely drawn.

  • @jhorardinesh
    @jhorardinesh 2 роки тому +1

    "Opening Just Teaches you the Openings, but endgame teaches you chess"

  • @pengchengfang8103
    @pengchengfang8103 2 роки тому +1

    You should make a detailed Endgame course.

  • @stu3847
    @stu3847 2 роки тому +4

    Woah this was what I was missing from ur channel the good old strategic videos👍

  • @itamarkornfeld6117
    @itamarkornfeld6117 2 роки тому +1

    To be completely honest, i think gte and noobs playing each other is a lot more entertaining than educational videos

  • @josephfrancis4665
    @josephfrancis4665 2 роки тому +5

    Hey. I don't really comment on stuff much, but you breaking things down is so dope. Appreciate it a lot, man.

  • @m168maa5
    @m168maa5 2 роки тому +3

    We need to know theoretical endgames to know what we should do in practical endgames. So please make more video about theoretical endgames.

  • @BNelTwo
    @BNelTwo 2 роки тому +1

    Very instructional. Cool video idea. Nice change of pace.

  • @gnedramos919
    @gnedramos919 2 роки тому +2

    Miss this kind of content levi, this is how it all started. Love you man

  • @iamcolor
    @iamcolor 2 роки тому +1

    Levy: Play endgame like Magnus!
    Me an 700 elo player: No, no, no get mated on move 9 no endgame.

  • @shanastroskyphazer8172
    @shanastroskyphazer8172 2 роки тому +2

    Great lesson Levy Thanks ! That 1 miracle endgame win was worth the 7 loses in a row for me. I love the endgame !! tricks, tactics, swindles, repetitions, en passants, exceptions to the rule, indirectly protected, is it safe? , checkmate threats, stalemates, pawns vs pieces, heart breaks. Killer Kings or the rare Discovered King mate!! good fun ay !

  • @flurouu
    @flurouu 2 роки тому +9

    THANK YOU LEVY!! Thank you so much that you have made a video for the Gotham community to watch in order to improve in chess. I would love to see more educational content in the future! :)

    • @ABCDEFG-cj7mr
      @ABCDEFG-cj7mr 2 роки тому

      This sounds like a bot comment

    • @flurouu
      @flurouu 2 роки тому

      @@ABCDEFG-cj7mr nahhh, i am just bad in english :(

  • @harshachess4979
    @harshachess4979 2 роки тому +1

    Please make more theoritical endgames like the previous ones in the past

  • @dankness420
    @dankness420 2 роки тому +2

    I was in the middle of this video, when i saw that all the opponents were not "random noob"
    I literally LOL'ed when i noticed
    it was example 3 and as someone with little to no bias in the matter, fair enough, you saw an opportunity and took it

  • @ZEWXEL
    @ZEWXEL 2 роки тому +1

    Thats kind of stuff I really love to see! Great job! Thank you Levy!

  • @ponzi_0
    @ponzi_0 2 роки тому +7

    Hi levy! Just wanted to say that I wouldn't mind videos on the theoretical techniques like you used to teach for example in the video with philidor and lucena. This is great too of course thank you!

    • @eulermachado3968
      @eulermachado3968 2 роки тому

      I think these videos really dont go well with the algorithm and there is a bazillion of them on youtube... so I think Levy wont do them, only teach on his personal lessons

    • @SimsHacks
      @SimsHacks 2 роки тому

      He's done all a decent player needs.
      Theoretical endgames to know :
      King + Queen vs King and other mating techniques
      King + pawn vs King
      Rook and pawn vs Rook - Philidor, Lucena etc.
      Queen vs pawn on 7th rank
      That's basically everything you need under 2000 rating. Of course at 2000+ you study some more complex theoretical endgames but it's not that important.

  • @rbcdelta6561
    @rbcdelta6561 2 роки тому +1

    "Be careful!!" Excellent video. I'll be replaying this one a few times as each example has multiple learning points. Checklist is a good 'deep breath' focus point as you enter the end game. Thanks!!

  • @jcgrejaldo6018
    @jcgrejaldo6018 2 роки тому +3

    Glad that the educational content is coming back

  • @emanuelrosenthal4271
    @emanuelrosenthal4271 2 роки тому +1

    Another great video idea would be seeing how Magnus handle endgames one piece at a time.

  • @Chess4everyones
    @Chess4everyones 2 роки тому +3

    Levy! Can you please do "top 5 "chess games of Mikhail tal 👍🏻

  • @nicolaspacettiterra4043
    @nicolaspacettiterra4043 2 роки тому +1

    6:50
    After Rxe4 isn't there Qb1+ winning the rook??

  • @Wassup92294
    @Wassup92294 2 роки тому

    Pawn breaks pt.2 would be a great video for instructive content. I think pt.1 is one of your most important videos

  • @TuviiiDikel
    @TuviiiDikel Рік тому +1

    Levi can you do endgames that are theoretical because you are the best teacher

  • @boardvision4965
    @boardvision4965 2 роки тому

    It's funny that the Eval bar went down as levy was drawing the downward arrows for the pawn race @7:30

  • @mrstuartwallace
    @mrstuartwallace 2 роки тому

    Very instructive. In the last example I also would have traded bishops wrongly. Now I will think twice. Practical endgames are difficult but studying them will yield more elo points than anything else. . Recently I had a queen and pawn endgame with pawns on one side of the board that I assume was drawn, but it was super tricky. My king was a little exposed and opponent used his Queen to attack my weak pawns with check. I wanted to create perpetual check but his king was safe. Every move was life and death. In another, I was a piece up for two pawns, but opponent's pawns were central, connected and one of them was passed. Again, super tricky. Would love to see more content like this.

  • @ChessAndKungFu
    @ChessAndKungFu 2 роки тому +2

    Thanks for this. First discovered you through your opening instruction videos, have since really enjoyed your commentary on master games (especially on the Candidates last month), but happy to see another instructional video.

    • @ChessAndKungFu
      @ChessAndKungFu 2 роки тому

      @@nicbentulan Thanks for the tip. I study endgames a lot of ways, and I'll check out Waitzkin's course as well. I'm grateful for free lessons from anyone better than me. You must be really good. Have you beaten Levy lots? Can I take a course from you?

  • @charlesburgess933
    @charlesburgess933 2 роки тому +1

    Great video. That is the type of content I need to move my game forward!!!

  • @copyninja_03
    @copyninja_03 2 роки тому +2

    Thank you for this particular video Gotham. This Helped me a lot and I really enjoy your work on youtube. Keep Rocking King.

  • @neurovis
    @neurovis 2 роки тому +1

    Great video. Thank you. Would love more of this.

  • @linaryyouthgroup6529
    @linaryyouthgroup6529 2 роки тому +1

    Super helpful video thank you!

  • @raph6709
    @raph6709 2 роки тому +1

    It's nice to see this kind of content is back on your channel, keep up!

  • @lonwabowali9003
    @lonwabowali9003 2 роки тому +1

    I wish that you continue making videos like this, maybe making a series on endgames like 'how to win at chess'. Nevermind the people that tell you that you are not qualified.

  • @TalEl59
    @TalEl59 2 роки тому

    For practical purposes, I mark the beginning of an endgame as when both sides have exactly 4 of their major pieces. If one of the 4 major pieces is a queen on both sides, then I call it a half-endgame. If however, the situation is 3 v 3(in terms of major pieces), where one of the major pieces is a queen, then its a full endgame.

  • @SwayomKantiGhosh
    @SwayomKantiGhosh 2 роки тому +58

    Hi Levy
    First of all, thank you for all the content you provide us
    Don't know if you would see this, but could you do a video on the legendary 1959 Candidates?
    Probably all the best players of that time were playing in that
    It would really mean a lot to me if you see to my request

  • @childofhonor
    @childofhonor 2 роки тому +2

    Wow, I feel like this really helped me understand endgames more!!

  • @pietersteegmans5155
    @pietersteegmans5155 2 роки тому +1

    Love it! An excellent breakdown of 'simple' endgames in an entertaining way! Keep up with this great educational content!

  • @1hpgaming235
    @1hpgaming235 2 роки тому +5

    i just would like to give you big ups levy, you have guided thousands through millions of chess games and this pandemic was really tough but watching you i went from 600 to 1700 in 6 months. huge dub bruv huge dub

  • @braingamer6420
    @braingamer6420 2 роки тому +485

    Can I make a meme channel from your short video clips ????

  • @joshuacheung1066
    @joshuacheung1066 2 роки тому +2

    WOW! This was an amazing video. I’ve been looking for this kind of educational type videos on chess for a long time, and your style combined with knowledge makes for an informing and entertaining video. Keep it up!

  • @hindifandubs
    @hindifandubs 2 роки тому +1

    Great endgame tutorial. One of the best on internet.

  • @pranitmathur8994
    @pranitmathur8994 2 роки тому +6

    Hey levy, this is one of the most practical and interesting videos that I have ever seen on this channel. Brings back 2020 vibes. Good job and keep it up!

  • @evantm2588
    @evantm2588 2 роки тому +1

    The old levy is back baby

  • @tkienjoyer
    @tkienjoyer 2 роки тому +2

    I like how the botez sub is in a queenless endgame

  • @WindyNight114
    @WindyNight114 2 роки тому +1

    This is a phenomenal video! Thank you so much!!

  • @mattputnam3659
    @mattputnam3659 2 роки тому +2

    I like defining the endgame as the point when the king stops being a defensive liability and becomes a powerful piece. I really don't like when people define it by queens coming off the board. Like queens get traded on move 3 and they're calling it an endgame.

    • @impishlyit9780
      @impishlyit9780 2 роки тому

      I have heard the term "queenless middlegame" be used before, if that's any consolation.

  • @melos3810
    @melos3810 2 роки тому

    This is very helpful! Showing mistakes and how to solve them I find the best way to learn, thank you!

  • @NaN-noCZ
    @NaN-noCZ 2 роки тому

    14:49 Levy really just promoted a knight to a king.

  • @brianmccormick8328
    @brianmccormick8328 2 роки тому +1

    Great video. Apparently I have much to learn in the endgame. As do many others.

  • @aarryasaraf
    @aarryasaraf 2 роки тому

    I love how you incorporate magnus into every thumbnail and title

  • @Rhyzer295
    @Rhyzer295 2 роки тому +1

    How do you play the stonewall

  • @TrigTrag24
    @TrigTrag24 2 роки тому

    When you posted asking what kind of learning content we'd like this was my first suggestion thankn you so much

  • @juliencaron3048
    @juliencaron3048 2 роки тому +1

    Levy uploading a great educational video with clickbait - perfectly balanced as all things should be

  • @nathancrow8148
    @nathancrow8148 2 роки тому

    This was very useful. It’s good to the practical endgame transform into the theoretical endgame.

  • @jw0725
    @jw0725 2 роки тому

    loving the more educative videos! Even though they get less views I find these the best. I'm very grateful for you!

  • @kinggator9878
    @kinggator9878 2 роки тому

    Levy you are one of the best creator I have known literally your content has helped me to get better at chess. You are awesome

  • @almightyhydra
    @almightyhydra 2 роки тому

    I define endgame as when there are at most 3 pieces left for each side ("piece" here means everything except pawn and king).

  • @Draco-nd1zs
    @Draco-nd1zs 2 роки тому

    Yay! A NEW video more about the teaching side! *knowledge acquired

  • @falcon4125
    @falcon4125 2 роки тому

    very nice video, would love to see more endgame videos

  • @sshadowzlmao
    @sshadowzlmao 2 роки тому

    the endgame is when you need your king to win material. typically less than 7 pawns on each side and no sooner than move 30

  • @youdontknowme8042
    @youdontknowme8042 2 роки тому

    Yes! I was hoping an end game strategy video was coming.

  • @SaucySauceSSS
    @SaucySauceSSS 2 роки тому +1

    Step one: You can’t
    Step tw… ah shit I just got back rank mated

  • @CSRunner7
    @CSRunner7 2 роки тому

    Really enjoying the more educational ones like this 👍

  • @dinofazlovic111
    @dinofazlovic111 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks for educational video Levy, its always appreciated❤

  • @wogany2052
    @wogany2052 2 роки тому +2

    How to play an endgame like Magnus Carlsen
    = Use an Engine

  • @stevenpickles2694
    @stevenpickles2694 18 днів тому

    thx levy clearer now i have your chessable course with video recommend it everyone

  • @hellopleychess3190
    @hellopleychess3190 2 роки тому

    endgames are absolutely not the most complicated phase of the game, they have beautiful clarity and simplicity
    they're the best part.

  • @kiasmorningstar
    @kiasmorningstar 2 роки тому

    When you posted your comment I wanted to ask for end game stuff but I thought maybe that was too complicated. So I am delighted to get end game knowledge. Thank you. 👍🏼

  • @mikekenworthy
    @mikekenworthy 2 роки тому

    That was one fantastic video, a straight forward expert tutorial on end games. Well done!

  • @PitcanaryRamFan
    @PitcanaryRamFan 2 роки тому

    Brilliant video and content as always...just learned more about engames than I have in 40 years...thank you so much!

  • @blizzard2376
    @blizzard2376 2 роки тому

    Can you do another video on theoretical endgames, like queen vs pawn, lucena position, rook and bishop vs rook, more

  • @dfreitaspa
    @dfreitaspa 2 роки тому

    great material to study. Thx Levy

  • @eliyasne9695
    @eliyasne9695 2 роки тому

    I like to define the engame as the point at which the king is better active than safe.

  • @ShriRamJi-bhakt
    @ShriRamJi-bhakt 2 роки тому +20

    *Can't wait to watch this and challenge Magnum Carlos* .
    Thank You Levy for this video.Liked it before even watching🤠

    • @ReyHosein
      @ReyHosein 2 роки тому +1

      I just got my ticket to Norway

    • @ShriRamJi-bhakt
      @ShriRamJi-bhakt 2 роки тому +1

      @@ReyHosein All the best🤟

  • @bjorncoltman6526
    @bjorncoltman6526 2 роки тому

    Thoroughly enjoyed all 35 minutes of this, same time tomorrow 👍👍

  • @majumdarabhigyan4444
    @majumdarabhigyan4444 2 роки тому +1

    wasn't it a winning fork for black by f5 at 11:59?

  • @mal5673
    @mal5673 2 роки тому +1

    Love educational videos like these! ❤️

  • @luitmeinen1902
    @luitmeinen1902 2 роки тому +1

    Thanks a lot for making this video! I know that videos like GTE probably get you more views, but I needed a video on this and it is extremely helpful to learn it from one of my favourite youtubers!

  • @Levo_D_Angelo
    @Levo_D_Angelo 2 роки тому

    6:33 OK, thats me, first thing i learned from this video, thanks for that :)

  • @MusicGeniusInternational
    @MusicGeniusInternational 2 роки тому

    A question at 10:16. Why is bad going for the a pawn? With Ra3. Is it the second row weakness or c pawn passer? You didn't cover the move. Please give a comment.

  • @tropicalbadger3744
    @tropicalbadger3744 2 роки тому

    Hi levy pretty new to chess and I’m just loving the content. Keep posting and maybe make your fav black defenses or openings or what ever.