3:34 here, can gotham check with the knight and when king moves, move the knight to d4, this will be a discovered check, if the king moves back to g1, can we take the knight resulting in a fork (btw im 700 so pls tell me if this is right or wrong)
After e6, white could've played something like Bh5. If you play exd5 now, they can respond with Rxe5, taking your own hanging knight. If d4 (to open the diagonal again), then f3 just prevents the checkmate threat.
Instead of Qc2 why not d6 winning the game on the spot?🤔🤔 good thing you got the win anyways PD like your videos, thank you for doing this, makes me have a nice time
Crazy openings lead to messy games. It was fun to watch
Hey editor, just curious, how many different pictures of Levy do you have in the thumbnails folder?
A video without a zillion exclamation marks in the title. Must be good!
How did he drop from 2800 to 2690 this quickly
EDIT: Never mind he's still 2700 this is an old video BTW he has so many haters
Kung fu panda
My bit*h called she said kokokaka
Damn x right
Who are you talking about? Who are you talking to? - Trueman
He was 2700 for weeks now, probably all these 10year old FMs
What??@@marcinjaskier1536
I had a similar game, only difference is that the opponent was 230 in blitz, didn't wanna take my rook, no matter how much I intended on giving it.
Masterful opening up the king side, by removing those useless pawns lol
Look at that, Viih sou low key OP!! Levy succeeds again! ‼️
Just as I was getting used to the Bongcloud.
Potato.
It's so embarrassing when they don't take the rook
What helps is to stalk yourself most answer can be found by yourself😊
what are the songs used here?
It’s a stupid thing to blunder g6. We all do the same, and not once in a game!
Perfect example this is called inventor ❤thanks for showing this and its good practice 😊
3:34 here, can gotham check with the knight and when king moves, move the knight to d4, this will be a discovered check, if the king moves back to g1, can we take the knight resulting in a fork (btw im 700 so pls tell me if this is right or wrong)
Nf3+ would've been a full blunder of a piece - white could've just taken it with the bishop or queen
Can't he go E6 after Nd5 to kick the knight?
Trying to learn something from other things seen but i learned something that i had to teach myself😊
5:07 what if e6 here?
i was asking myself the same...
After e6, white could've played something like Bh5. If you play exd5 now, they can respond with Rxe5, taking your own hanging knight. If d4 (to open the diagonal again), then f3 just prevents the checkmate threat.
@@Alg3br4 makes sense.. letting the rook in doesnt look like a good idea
it's just that black is only slightly better at most after e6, not outright winning
@@Alg3br4Bh5 is something that will be played only at high level.
I don't think people at even 1200-1300 will see this.
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Instead of Qc2 why not d6 winning the game on the spot?🤔🤔 good thing you got the win anyways PD like your videos, thank you for doing this, makes me have a nice time
e6 you mean?
First view and like
Pin please