2500 Elo. Lost In 7 Moves.
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for every time someone loses in 7 moves, someone else won in 7 moves.
edit: What he said, is still necessarily true.
my comment explains why despite this the number of people who won a game in 7 moves may be different from the number of people who lost in 7 moves. All this because I answered with levy's initial question "how many of you..." in mind
Not necessarily a person might lose or win a game in 7 moves against several people, maybe all millions of people that lost a game in 7 moves were playing against the gm in the video (not)
@@hyperpony4865 ah, yeah, didn't think about that one.
@@hyperpony4865 bro wtf 🤓🤓🤓
Bots
Definitely one of the quotes
when levy went "what % is that" i instantly threw 15+ years of math down the drain and said 80
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Levy is one of the only people I know who can play almost an entire chess game and then reverse it and go "but that didn't happen" and just go back to normal
Dude it’s insane
You clearly haven't seen agadmator
You should watch last twilight movie
Yeah, that's one thing I don't like about Levy's videos. He'll play a move on the board and you think it's what the player moved but it turns out that that didn't happen. Or on the other hand he rushes through a sequence of moves and you think this is just analysis, but it turns out that this is what happened. Like here 1:52
Yeah so trueee lolllll
Levy: A grandmaster lost in 7 moves!
9:28 Levy at move 12: The thing is, according to the computer, black can actually still hold this
yeah he could but he blundered so thats not what happened lol
still, he didn't take the rook so it's of course clickbait, oh man, I got him!, stupid bs, who cares, they all assholes anyways
Rook a7 was absolutely incredible. I would have never found that in a million years.
Only reason I found it was because I knew there is something in that position. In a real game, I'd never even consider it probably.
I found it instantly after seeing the bar ++++
Well, after a million you probably would though let’s be honest 🧐🤓🤣😭
There’s a famous game Schlecter vs Perlis where analysis of the idea dxc6 Rxa7! first came into play. It’s no surprise two strong GM’s knew of this game/motif.
@@alekhinesgun9997 1 strong gm* 😂😂
Brunello's stare in his profile picture before the game shows his emotions after the game.
His face is when I blunder mate in 1.
400 to 401
Smile in pain
In case if somebody is wondering 3/7 is about 42,86%
I did it in my head 😎. It would actually be around 42.857142857142857142857142857%
4,286% That's crazy.
@@stratford1 more accurately, 42.857142 repeating
@Citrus even more accurately,
im stupid.
@Reese1210 same
Levy: GM lost after 7 moves
Stockfish after 7 moves: this position is equal
This should give hope to everyone that they can reach 2500
But they cant. At least 99% ..
@@nikolakatanic1085 its a joke
Here 4th
Wth man 😂
Unless you take the time to learn chess theory and book moves, you won't get far
Levy: If youre down 0.7 in the opening, you cant bounce back after that
700 elos coming back from hanging a queen, a rook, and mate in 1 74 times be like:
Hold my beer.
"hold my queen"
Levy: "losing in 7 moves is probably much more common than winning in 7 moves"
Me: "Hehe, that's unpossible!"
indeed, it's a mathematical impossibility!
There could be one guy just going on a rampage beating 1000 people in 7 moves.
@@liamrivers3283 Being a person who has lost in 7 moves is probably more common than being a person who has won in 7 moves, but I don't think that's what Levy said.
Probably he meant that losing in 7 is more common among his viewers than winning in 7.
@@liamrivers3283 yeah but then the people he fought against lost in 7 moves, so that's a 50/50
Lest Levy meant losing in 7 moves is more likely for his viewers
impossible*
"SACRIFICE THE ROOK!!"
That never gets old
This is true I’m looking forward to his TikTok later
You just made it 2 years older 😐
@@gurunext how does that work
@@purefirework3604 There's limited amount of Rook sacrifices that can be made 😒before it's not fun anymore
@@gurunext Indeed, but that limit hasn't been reached yet :D
Me: "Oooh 2500 elo loses in seven moves. Should be a 3-5 min video"
Levy: "You underestimate my power"
Thanks for covering this game Levy! As someone who plays the Reti, it's a transposition of a similar line I see often at my rating of around 1400 (1.Nf3 d5 2.c4 c6 3.g3 Bg4 4.Bg2...), but I've never thought to play Ne5 after Bg4 and have only ever gone Bg2 to defend and continue development, so it was very instructive to see how a game might play out this way.
2. c7!!
@@buzzer2231 typo, c6 =)
pin of shame: levy clickbaited us cuz the gm actually didnt lose in 7 moves
EDIT: ppl say that black is in a losing position. Yeah, but remember the other vids where GMs that got a fantastic opening got demolished in the midgame
He played something with an idea, then he realized his idea was losing so he couldn't play it, so he had to play a position where white had fairly obvious moves while black had to spend 20 minutes to find a move that wasn't losing.
Levy is always farming views. Can't blame him. I wonder if he realizes that clickbait or not I'm still gonna watch ?
You are aware that you can lose without getting checkmated right?
Not the first time that he is doing this and frankly it is not a honest way to attract more viewer.
@@pierre-alexandremonette8169 yeah but you’re a good subscriber. In order to grow the channel and his audience, he has to clickbait at least a little.
This deserves to be made into a high level puzzle
I played a match against my friend one time and i fell victim to the queen taking my undeveloped rook i ended up building a cage around his queen, he didn't get his queen back for at least 15 moves, I was laughing at his queen the entire game
levy's top 3 favorite things to put in thumbnails
1) magnus carlsen's face
2) his own face
3) the brilliant move icon
Is it only me who watch his lessons attentively but in my own games just play random moves...?🤣😂
🤣🤣
Same here
This really shows that Fischer was right, modern chess is all about memorizing. Once you're out of theory, even GMs blunder horribly. The guy didn't know what to do when he saw a new knight move in the opening, 2 moves later he's lost ..
Today's stare was fast but shocking enought that we were able to feel the distance between our souls. 7/10
What's with that bs yt bots
Yeaman said Gotham's music is better(not a bot)
@Jack Wrath you're the disgusting person who spammed racist comments, stfu
It's incredible that Levy made a 13 min video from 7 moves 👏
Edit: I got 1.4k likes ok btw
Sacrificed... THE ROOK
Edit 2: 1.6k?
Not 7 moves, I don’t even know why it’s in the title, games end at around move 15-20, I’m too lazy to count
@@Croissant1234 bro it was obviously a joke
@@vladivascanu108 ???
@@vladivascanu108 ??
@@Askemanden the comment
it was meant to sarcastic cuz levy clickbaited
levy: "how many of you have lost a chess game in 7 moves", scholars mate victims: 😅
Imagine abasov sitting on this game and doing nothing while his opponent is thinking for around 20 minutes
I like how you bring the game to life. I could've reviewed the game privately and not seen any of what you talked about. Nice job!
The countdown to the 7th move was tense and I loved it
Honestly, I thought it was going to be something stupid and surprising like they lost to 100 ELO but it was actually more reasonable than I thought
I lost to Abasov once. Pretty sure it was in less than 7 moves though.
How did he blunder in 7 moves if the eval is +.9 after 7 moves?
He always pushes the rhetoric of the completely lost game when stockfish says 0.0, his analysis honestly are ass
Because after his 7 moves he can't play anything of the plan he had. He has to improvise a new strategy in the middle of the game, with a 20 minute time disadvantage, while being down a pawn. At GM Level that's almost lost on the spot unless you're, like, Magnus
+ means to white
@@Hi-rw8vr Yes, + means white is winning, but +.9 does not mean black blundered at all. its barely an advantage at all
Under ~1000 I don't think a game is lost until it's a whole 9 pawns difference.
And he didn’t lose in 7 moves… nice
11:24 Yes I've seen (Alphazero against Stockfish, Alphazero puts Stockfish queen in jail in his own castle).
whenever i see something like this, i get some hope. and then i remember that here, black blunders, but is at least putting thought into his moves and at least has some ideas behind it. meanwhile when i blunder on move 7 its because my memory is worse than a goldfish's and i totally forget about the queen and bishop staring at my undefended f pawn
Gothamchess after staring into our inner souls for 13 consecutive minutes
Decent stare today, very direct and straight to the point 7/10
@YeaMan but an NPC
@@yeaman3214hes def a bot
@Jack Wrath wtf blud
Never judge a book by its cover... nor a chess player by his elo
10:40
Levy : and black decides to play b5 and...
ME : AND EN PASSANT WITH THE HORSE (knight)
I swear Levy is so entertaining I'm not even mad for the clickbait titles
Just want to thank you from bottom of my heart, I went from 750 to 1480 and going just learnings from you.
So again thank you.
Amazing progression. I've gone from 400-900 in 2 months myself
@@fizzybossyt8675 good man I would love to play against you if you want
How long did it take you to climb to 1500?
@@jale346 I used to play chess as a kid a lot so my basics were good just a bit rusted. So it took me nearly a month to gain that rating in rapid chess.
I’m 1700 and I stopped studying months ago I just kept playing openings until I am familiar with them which makes me strong in the opening, when I was learning chess I studied tactics over and over on Chessable until I’m sick of them, I couldn’t tell when last I did that but it does pay off, as for endgame I had no real knowledge of this and it cost me a lot of my games but I have a opening for black which is dubious and always put me at a disadvantage but I still play it and it takes me to the end a lot which made me gain a lot of experience. Still my favorite part of the game is the middle game then the opening and endgame but I do enjoy an opening when my opponent doesn’t know what he’s doing.
Edit - also my account started at 400 and I got scholars mate a lot until I was at 199 elo I got fed up of losing the game with that one trick which made me turn to UA-cam to deepen my understanding of chess
At 5:42 I farted loudly and I thought Levy’s questioning expression was him judging me for a sec 😂
That’s a vintage “sacrifice the ROOOOOOOK!”
What is interesting about this is that the knight on e5 also controls d7, otherwise the king could move to stop the pawn
“You can’t stop an avalanche with a horse”
-Levi, 2023
Imprisoning bishops is one of my favorite plays.
Last time I won a game in 7 moves by checkmate I played the Blackburne shilling gambit and my opponent played right into it
Hey levy. Thanks for your videos. Your humour and energy is amazing
after watching hours of gothamchess, i can proudly say i still get checkmated in 4 moves, 7 is still far.
Lol
"Have you ever seen a piece in prison?!"
Yes Levy, you showed a game where alpha zero trapped stock fish's queen in a corner.
11:25 you said that thing so much times already in your videos it is so hilarious
I’m new to Gothamchess and I’m already addicted to ur vids 😂
Gotham’s content is so hilarious
Yet so up to date and informative
Absolute W cc
This is therapy for 1200s and lesson for everyone.
This game was Levy's dream come true
Epic game thanks gotham. That advanced pawn was a real monster. Love the counter intuitive thinking there !
Hi Levy, love the content! I would love to see a video on Kasparov vs Kramnik (1994) in Novgorod if possible!
It's already made
@@AbhishekKumar-uu4uj Has it been? If so I can't find it
@@hanslarson6277 ua-cam.com/video/sv34vbKkpPQ/v-deo.html
@@AbhishekKumar-uu4uj This is their world championship match in 2000. I am interested in seeing the 1994 game that they played in Novgorod
@@hanslarson6277 ooh maybe he hasn't made that yet
1:09 “What you’re about to witness WILL SHOCK YOU.”
Giving off some dharr man vibes lol 💀
These games do happen - even the best blunder occasionally. This game was nuts.
I'm proud to have actually won once in 7 moves, but I'm a 900 so it don't count. And I learned that from you, sir Gotham. Thank you.
It is possible to win in fewer than seven moves. Ever heard of Scholar's Mate and Fool's Mate. Most newbies get checkmated in one or other of those two.
Opponent almost played into a scholar, corrected 1 move, blundered 1, checkmate came. I know scholar from grade school, but it's not a guaranteed available attack.
Funny enough, I was hoping to practice endgames on that game. Guess it'll have to wait
I cant describe how much i love your content u got me into chess and it became one of my favourite hobbies ever
9:50 There is also an almost identical trap in Nf6 c5 line against the London system
As a 200 elo player myself, I was able to predict the losing move
Sacrifices *THE ROOK* !
Such a subtle stare, soothing to the heart. 9.5/10
lame
I remember levy showing a similar tactic in a game of some exposing cheaters video. I'm so proud I spotted rook e7
at move 6 is when I realised it said "Insane blunder in 7 moves" in the top right... Levy gets me every gotham time
Levy is friggen awesome. Keep killin it. Drown out the haters
The stare was soul struck truly most immaculate stare this week 9/10
The same tactical theme occurred in Carl Schlechter vs Julius Perlis 1911 (I had posted it before, but it seems to have disappeared. Possibly because I added a link to the game?)
“He made it down there, but there was no way home” cold line
Levy: they lose in 7 moves,
also Levy: explains those 7 moves for 13 minutes
Thank you gotham, for such a good content today, i love your video and watch it every day
ps：I have grown around 700 rating after buying your course,from a 700-1400now
6:56 THE ROOOOOOK
I screamed THE ROOOOOOK before even seeing to make sense of it
8.6/10 for the stare today
life changing
lame as fuck
I'm impressed that Levi stares are still not changed. Though it's been months. And somehow manages do it for 13 straight fkin minutes. Thank you Levi. You'll make us sh!t in our dreams. All thanks to your stares
"Get the bishop out. Legally."
5:48 Super GM Ben Finegold just violently twitched
Very demanding and strict stare, reminding me my place, thank you Levi, 9/10
fucking lame
@@drownedcreation, I agree, a little rusty on stares descriptions so far. Gotta work on myself in this matter
@@scriptself6092 nah, you have to get a life
Today's stare was short and sweet, with a hint of amusement and satisfaction. .9/10
lame as hell
@YeaMan this ratio is fire
I've won countless 4 and 5 move mates when I was in grade 5-7. Then people finally wised up.
First
worst part of this is tat he had to stare at this losing game for over an hour
Think about the person who faced that nasty trap on the other end being a GM! He definitely couldn't sleep that night
That's stare was like a bishop hanging a queen , 10/10
gotham, do you write down your intro's or just hit record and it just comes out? they are so amazing
6:56 ”The Roooooook”
You couldve taken the bishop with a disrespectful castle attack.
6:57 classic levi's "THE ROOK"
10:13
Get my bishops out LEGALLY
Love these daily uploads, watch em during dinner. Thanks Gotham!
gotham : have you ever seen a piece in prison
alpha zero has entered the chat
Logically, he didn't lose the game in 7 moves. He was losing in 7 moves.
Him when he sees the blunder: well f******k this I'm out
Looks like a move I could have come up with...in a month!
10:34 brunello needs 20 minutes to take out that knight lol
I watch your videos when i need to sleep. Not because they Are boring, but because the way you talk and explain chess is realy calming to listen to. Keep up the greate work champ 😊
He's played chat gpt so much that he's finding it hard to find legal moves with a bishop
The 2 unskippable ads I had to watch lasted longer than that poor guy
Most of us would never see those traps and probably would roast sabino for not taking the hanging rook without realizing were the idiot ones.
dude levy is just comedy relief for me and I just basically had to restart a school project
Always fun game when someone sacrifices THE ROOOK!