The protagonist finds himself overpowering the villain, then the villain powers up, but the protagonist wins in the end. Never thought chess could be such a cliché.
@@xGRF1 goodness me, it seems that i have fallen to the "obscure sarcastic joke" gambit opening. Maybe i should also become a proud owner of the Gotham Chess Course
@@xGRF1 i might be confused sir but according to my acknowledge, such courses do not exist due to certain variables like the non-existence of a particular female partner commonly referred to as "girlfriend"
Speaking from experience, the more likely reaction to that move was probably "Wait, that was checkmate? Nice!". He probably saw the knight was protected and that the knight would protect the queen and went for it to keep the checks coming.
Played a game this morning while i was still waking up and just completely missed my opponent's blundered queen lol Also played one the other day where I misclicked and blundered my queen, only for the opponent to not take it and then blunder mate in 1.
White before this video: “what a beautiful mate I have found here. I bet this will be a good submission.” White after: “yeah I’m going back to checkers
@@alex86fire "Imma look at the analysis from my game so I can learn to play better!" Stockfish be like: "This move is a terrible blunder because there's this move that's humanly impossible to find, which, 15 moves later, wins one pawn." "But this 'blunder' actually led me to win the game!" "You should be ashamed."
I'm 2000 and it has happened to me numerous times. You recognize a mating patern, think I'll go check check check mate, not realizing opponent king has actually no escape from move 1
Let me add my input as an 800 myself. Usually, when you miss a hanging piece for a few turns, you become obligated not to take it because taking it admits that you didn't see it, and you can't have your opponent thinking that you're dumb. Now you might be thinking, "but wouldn't that make the opponent look dumb as well?" I hope this was insightful.
The amazing thing about the light squared bishop not seeing the rook for so long is also the fact that black did nothing about it either, which means he ALSO didn't realize his rook was hanging
I admit to sometimes risking it, just leaving a piece where I just blundered it because I don't want to lose a turn. 😁 If they didn't see it the first time, maybe not the second either.
1:16 The guy's at 800 Levy. As someone who played at that level for far too long, I can say with near certainty that he wasn't planning on playing any named opening Vienna or otherwise. :-)
Really? I've studied multiple openings both with black and white since I was around 600 elo. I've tried to play openings with white as the four knights, the Italian, the Ruy Lopez, the queen's gambit, the London, the Vienna, etc. I've played opening with black like the king's Indian defense, the Nimzo-Indian, the Caro-kann, and I've even dabbled in the Sicilian a bit.
@@LukeHuber Do NOT do this. You may have heard this too many times, but attempting the scholar's mate every time doesn't improve your chess game at all, and it immensely helps to study at LEAST a few different openings. You don't even have to learn complicated ones! Maybe play e4 openings, d4, c4, etc. The Reti opening is actually pretty decent as well (Nf3)
Watching people blunder their king, queen, 2 rooks, their sandwich and a lego star wars millennium falcon set is the best content of all time. PLEASE keep doing this content gotham.
I fucking hate when people give up for no reason. I took someone's queen once and literally saw a combo where he would have won. And it wasn't even anything tricky. Just natural moves. I did send the guy a message just to kinda rub it in his face a bit. He never responded, probably never even looked at it. That's the other problem with low raters, they never analyze and learn from their stupid.
Its always so satisfying to see someone actually end the game with a mate, regardless of if being intended or not, after all the pain your eyes and brain just went through
Honestly, this is more relatable and beautiful than any top GM games. Watching this makes you laugh and feel better about your chess whereas top GM games are like ? ? ?
I like how his immediate reaction to an 800 pulling of a miracle is to report them for cheating i wonder if that's why I always get accused of cheating even in the 11 to 1200s
@@h.oang0802 its not about finding the worst move, its about finding enough good moves to make the viewer believe that this is real chess, and then crushing their soul
I don't know if I have been coming across cheaters, or just seriously unlucky, but I just started playing again, after many years, and even at a low level I have never seen anyone miss something as blatant as the Queen take check with a pawn.
I know this isn’t good to most people, but i’m a 700 and i got a perfect game with 90 percent accuracy today! i’m finally getting better! i’ve learned a lot from you, Levy
@@goodmongo7423 It's better to play longer games as opposed to short games if you're trying to improve. The really fast time controls like blitz and bullet are what you want to avoid if you want to get better, because you barely have any time to find the best moves.
Kevin was like "Nah, winning with so much advantage is boooring. Let me level the playing field a little bit and then I am gonna beat you." And he does, which is why I think he is truly one of the only four true savages of the world.
Kevin read somewhere that the bishop pair is really powerful, so he wants to hang onto them. He hasn't gotten to the part of the book that explains what bishops do yet (move diagonally and take pieces), but he knows they're powerful.
Reminds me of anime, where the main reason why things get so emotional at the end is because the characters have been making the stupidest, densest decisions up until then.
the next vid should be “The Worst Game of Chess Ever” with no blunders and its a 100+ move game that ends in a draw lmaooo (in-fact is stockfish 12 v stockfish 12)
I cannot stand computer games because of stuff like that. The opening is sometimes interesting but they usually soon devolve into punishingly long and tedious endgames.
Now, again, they... Please write the EXACT sentence if you are using quotes. He didn't say that in any part of his life. However he did say "Now, again, they see that you report them for cheating and move on."
I was laughing my ass off the whole video. From the god tier moves and commentary to the random skype call. This video was incredible from start to finish. Truly was the best game I've ever seen.
With white queen on h5 I'm thinking "Yes! Move to Qh8 check!" Levy: "Now Qh8 is one of the worst moves I've ever seen in my life." Doh! 🤦♂️ Once again, I learned so much. Thanks Levy! 👍
Games like this sometimes make me miss being a beginner. Those games were so exciting. You can play a pure hope move and have a legitimate chance that it might not be noticed. No game is completely won or lost regardless of position or material imbalance. Anything can happen. I remember being extremely stressed out because I knew that I would never see every threat on the board at the time. Even so. I miss it.
@@Bobo-yw4ph Honestly I don't get how the 800 can be this bad. How can an 800 just leave the queen hanging like that for like 10 moves. I have never played an 800 that was anywhere near this bad
Sweet guys!! Just keep grinding. We'll get there eventually 🤞🏻 Well, down at 400 maybe not that good, but there is still light in the tunel. Just remember, if you do not know what to do, just push the h pawn. I've seen magnus do it a lot🤞🏻
thank you levy for all the content you put out! i don't think you know, but you are a vital and integral part of my daily life as your vids always cheer me up with your quirky humour and sarcastic comments! i would have never been more joyous in life if it wasn't for your daily uploads...and I am sure that the community shares the same sentiment! so thank you once again! 💙
I've watched dozens of your games between pros, I think I like this better. Despite their many missed opportunities, they both play on gamely after losing important pieces, the end game was very interesting, lots of drama. Please do more of these.
Imagine being Levy’s coach and he reschedules the training just because he wanted to analyse a 800 rated game
on Skype
@@abdelrahman9053 bruh I was so confused. I thought someone called me on Skype for the first time since 2017
@@E1337N3SS ditto
@@E1337N3SS lmfao
It's a game between 800s but it's a 30 rated game
The protagonist finds himself overpowering the villain, then the villain powers up, but the protagonist wins in the end.
Never thought chess could be such a cliché.
Kinda chess shonen
Who doesn't love a good old cliché?
Levy with the most apt Yu-Gi-Oh reference of all time, because this game was literally an anime battle.
@@IAmHukumka I would straight-up watch a played-straight chess shonen.
@@veigarmain545 Exactly. They became clichés for a reason!
Someone plays literally any opening.
Levy:Clearly a proud owner of the Gotham Chess Course
I mean, most games he reviews that isnt a professional chess game is from his subscribers
@@aoyuki1409 it's a joke
@@xGRF1 goodness me, it seems that i have fallen to the "obscure sarcastic joke" gambit opening. Maybe i should also become a proud owner of the Gotham Chess Course
@@aoyuki1409 Maybe you should buy the course that gets you a gf
@@xGRF1 i might be confused sir but according to my acknowledge, such courses do not exist due to certain variables like the non-existence of a particular female partner commonly referred to as "girlfriend"
I love how the outcome of this match is unpredictable until the very last move
Idk, I half expected Qc6+ lol
Somehow i recognised it from when it was zoomed in
thats how 800's are you can't predict xD
It's like an episode of the twilight zone
A game written and directed by Rian Johnson
Whenever you see “playing chess” used in media as a shorthand for “smart guy,” this is the game the writers are playing.
yep
These players are really smart. It takes a certain level of genius to write poetry this moving, this poignant.
why the shit 1.1k likes yet 3 replies
@@froivyrn1 yeah right? Ahah
Meanwhile white doesnt even know how a pawn takes
The most surprising move in this is the checkmate. It is amazing that he could find that checkmate after overlooking the hanging queen and rook.
Speaking from experience, the more likely reaction to that move was probably "Wait, that was checkmate? Nice!". He probably saw the knight was protected and that the knight would protect the queen and went for it to keep the checks coming.
I 100% confirm he didn't do it on purpose
At 8:48 he could’ve traded pawn promotion into mate with rook, I saw this right away and wondered why levy didn’t t call it out
@@skelly_snipez1291 Knight blocks, protected by queen. Also White’s not obligated to take, he can just play a3 and trade on his terms.
I can assure you he was caught off guard when it told him checkmate. He was just moving pieces around lol
The funniest thing is Levy doesn't know that half of us play games like this every day
You're absolutely right
Played a game this morning while i was still waking up and just completely missed my opponent's blundered queen lol
Also played one the other day where I misclicked and blundered my queen, only for the opponent to not take it and then blunder mate in 1.
I lost a game with two queens vs a rook and few pawns :)
Exactly 🤣
As a 1000, my games make 20% more sense.
Generally.
White before this video: “what a beautiful mate I have found here. I bet this will be a good submission.”
White after: “yeah I’m going back to checkers
It is a cool mate tho
You think he's not watching the analysis afterwards to see what mistakes he did?
@@alex86fire I’m sure he is I’m just joking around
@@alex86fire maybe he already used his free one
@@alex86fire
"Imma look at the analysis from my game so I can learn to play better!"
Stockfish be like: "This move is a terrible blunder because there's this move that's humanly impossible to find, which, 15 moves later, wins one pawn."
"But this 'blunder' actually led me to win the game!"
"You should be ashamed."
"And white finds the queen e7..."
No, he just blundered with right move.
"white finds a mate" like he didnt play just random moves and was as surprised as black when "you win" screen jumped at him
happens with me sometimes
@@011010a Yep, sometime I just trying to run my pieces and checkmate them
Then you review the game and see that 25 out of 35 moves were blunders, because there was a mate hanging.
I'm 2000 and it has happened to me numerous times. You recognize a mating patern, think I'll go check check check mate, not realizing opponent king has actually no escape from move 1
I felt that lol, just wanted to give a check and
pops sound*
"(My username) has won by checkmate "
Protect these players and make sure they never improve, we need more games like this
🙈
Nah. Get them to move up and make the game more popular. Fresh blood will join and do things in a new and somehow worse way.
Lol
How do you protect these players and from who?? Do you want to put them in the g league or in the NBA
How do you protect these players and from who?? Do you want to put them in the g league or in the NBA
I bet good money on Kevin surprising himself with Qe7 being mate.
There is absolutely, positively no doubt that this is exactly what happened.
Let me add my input as an 800 myself. Usually, when you miss a hanging piece for a few turns, you become obligated not to take it because taking it admits that you didn't see it, and you can't have your opponent thinking that you're dumb. Now you might be thinking, "but wouldn't that make the opponent look dumb as well?"
I hope this was insightful.
"He who takes the hanging piece is a fool for 5 minutes, but he who never takes the piece is a fool forever."
- idk Sun Tzu or sth
As a 1300, wouldn't you just look even stupider?
Jesus.
I believe the term for this is foolish pride
*visible confusion*
just take the piece, its not like u will lose the game
The amazing thing about the light squared bishop not seeing the rook for so long is also the fact that black did nothing about it either, which means he ALSO didn't realize his rook was hanging
thats why those entertaining game are so rare because it takes both players work together unknowingly to make it happens :D
As a fellow 800 player I also have a blind spot for those long diagonal queen/bishop moves lol
@@thatcanadian4460 I'm around the 800 rating as well. I feel like my blunders are knight forks. That's what I'm working on
I admit to sometimes risking it, just leaving a piece where I just blundered it because I don't want to lose a turn. 😁 If they didn't see it the first time, maybe not the second either.
@@_Thorondor SOoooo TRUEEE
1:16 The guy's at 800 Levy. As someone who played at that level for far too long, I can say with near certainty that he wasn't planning on playing any named opening Vienna or otherwise. :-)
Speak for yourself
I remain stuck at that level due to my instance on attempting a scholars mate every game, and instantly abandoning any game I start as black.
Really? I've studied multiple openings both with black and white since I was around 600 elo. I've tried to play openings with white as the four knights, the Italian, the Ruy Lopez, the queen's gambit, the London, the Vienna, etc. I've played opening with black like the king's Indian defense, the Nimzo-Indian, the Caro-kann, and I've even dabbled in the Sicilian a bit.
@@LukeHuber Do NOT do this. You may have heard this too many times, but attempting the scholar's mate every time doesn't improve your chess game at all, and it immensely helps to study at LEAST a few different openings. You don't even have to learn complicated ones! Maybe play e4 openings, d4, c4, etc. The Reti opening is actually pretty decent as well (Nf3)
@@kieran101yes I know, but the memes
"The one who takes the hanging piece is a master. The one who leaves hanging pieces everywhere and mates.. guerilla warfare."
-Art of war
Those who follow the book lose. Those who follow their heart win!
@@u.v.s.5583 didnt work for my career 😔
@@u.v.s.5583 *follows my heart*
*gets mated 4 moves later*
@@jrgamer8677 Oh, it's ok getting mated if you follow your heart! With this attitude chess will never break your heart!
@@u.v.s.5583 this is what happens when someone only watches anime
Watching people blunder their king, queen, 2 rooks, their sandwich and a lego star wars millennium falcon set is the best content of all time. PLEASE keep doing this content gotham.
Imagine gotham just yelling: "He BlUndErEd HiS sAnDwiCh"
"The best thing since sliced bread?"
"oh no, my sandwich!"
First you let opponen promote a queen, then you blunder few rooks, but at the end, you still win.
@@marcuspoosz2190 gahhhh
I imagine how surprised Kevin was when he checkmated his opponent.
This is what makes the game more interesting at the lower levels. Just because you blunder a queen or two doesn't mean you can't still win :D
That’s why I never surrender when I blunder a queen. The 800 I’m playing against is just as dumb as I am.
In lower levels people just straight up resign when they lose the Queen even if they're like 2 rooks up
@@charliepeke Yep.
I fucking hate when people give up for no reason. I took someone's queen once and literally saw a combo where he would have won. And it wasn't even anything tricky. Just natural moves. I did send the guy a message just to kinda rub it in his face a bit. He never responded, probably never even looked at it. That's the other problem with low raters, they never analyze and learn from their stupid.
that rook-bishop stare down had the 300 elo queen stare down contest ahah
What?
ikr
Noone cares checkmark
People above me are 3 types of people in the world
@@wizard_dynamo lol
"You know what's worth more than a queen? A king."
ten words of wisdom from levy
Seeing people play bad chess is just so inexplicably entertaining.
Yesn't
It's like a comedic movie, you never know what's coming
It is torture
TRUE
half entertaining, half losing braincells
fun to watch these games. it turns my chess mediocrity into godlike status haha
Hii random verified person
same
hi checkmark
@@stain5570 hes not a random verified person lul
naggagala si boss nico hahahahaha
Its always so satisfying to see someone actually end the game with a mate, regardless of if being intended or not, after all the pain your eyes and brain just went through
This was a rollercoaster of emotions... Please can we see some more of Kevin's games?
Agreed, agreed.
A chaotic game with a lot of missed chances for both sides.
I laugh the entire time but I know as soon as I start a game it’s gonna look just like this
Yup lol
LMFAO FAX
5:55 Double Hanging Skill
8:30 Double Rook Hanging
13:10 YGO Scapegoat
"Now you're up two pieces, and you're probably going to win the game. Or hang mate. There's no in-between at the 800 level."
I feel that in my soul.
Funny thing is how one game my opponent was up a bishop and a rook and he hung mate after a rook sac I did. He didn't have any hesitation to take
@@matthewbaang8749 Think we've all been there lol
Honestly at 800 you're probably going to hang mate and still win the game
@@bmobmo6438 Yeah you hung a mate and the opponent hung it back
he really is calling me out here.
When Levy got that Skype call, I thought I was getting a call from my teacher on Teams for my 37 missing assignments
I thought they were calling me from work lol.
my man school just started
Honestly, this is more relatable and beautiful than any top GM games. Watching this makes you laugh and feel better about your chess whereas top GM games are like ? ? ?
14:46 "now at this point white needs to Skype Gotham and ask about the 3rd move in Vienna because he forgot mid-game"
As an ~800 player... I feel both personally attacked and absolutely honored.
I like how his immediate reaction to an 800 pulling of a miracle is to report them for cheating i wonder if that's why I always get accused of cheating even in the 11 to 1200s
*Blunder Superstars* Tournament.
Those two are invited by default !
I want to join!
Meh too
Me want join!
The greatest game I've ever seen. Magnus should be ashamed of himself because he can not provide such game.
I think Magnus would be able to definitively find out the worst possible move better than a low level so who knows?
@@h.oang0802 Obviously. But he will never get the chance to play that move 🤣
@@h.oang0802 its not about finding the worst move, its about finding enough good moves to make the viewer believe that this is real chess, and then crushing their soul
@@snow5064 right
he did provide the bongcloud draw with Hikaru tho
I love the fact that the rook that hung for like 6 moves survived until the end.
"Now you're up two pieces, and you're probably going to win the game, or hang mate, there is no in-between at the 800 level."
LMAO, SAVAGE xD
I mean, I play at the 800 level, and that is a completely accurate description of many of my games.
I am literally a 300, and I feel like a grandmaster watching these people.
he ain’t wrong though I’m an 800, haven’t drawn a single game but I climbed up 100 points today so maybe I’m not an 800?
Skype, the greatest chess tool. Can be used as an engine with the right hardware named "coach"
Haa Haa Haaa
Baa Baa Black sheep
Have you any wool
Yes sir yes sir 3 bags foooool
*brainware
Levy: “ Kevin is not an individual who wants to take it slow, Kevin wants to get into the action right away, he is a first date kinda guy!!” 😂😂😂
Watching 800s play is like watching an action movie in a foreign language. You have no idea what's being going on but you can't stop watching
"This is probably the best game I've ever seen, until the next video that I make"
And that's why I watch every video of this channel 👌🤌 World class
I don't know if I have been coming across cheaters, or just seriously unlucky, but I just started playing again, after many years, and even at a low level I have never seen anyone miss something as blatant as the Queen take check with a pawn.
I know this isn’t good to most people, but i’m a 700 and i got a perfect game with 90 percent accuracy today! i’m finally getting better! i’ve learned a lot from you, Levy
that’s awesome man! keep at it!! it all comes with time, and when u start seeing progress it’s so worth it. 💯
Mind your opponents accuracy.
You’ll see everything will come together with practice and it will become your standard :)
You want to get good? STOP playing any chess games longer than 30 minutes per side. OOPS I made a blunder. :) Meant to say UNDER 30 minutes per side.
@@goodmongo7423 It's better to play longer games as opposed to short games if you're trying to improve. The really fast time controls like blitz and bullet are what you want to avoid if you want to get better, because you barely have any time to find the best moves.
14:50 "somebody called me on skype ..... that was so funny"
*me*
Just freaking out about that noise
***realasason***
:/
Kevin was like "Nah, winning with so much advantage is boooring. Let me level the playing field a little bit and then I am gonna beat you." And he does, which is why I think he is truly one of the only four true savages of the world.
“Aren’t you happy you clicked on this video?”
I will click on every Gotham video in my sub box until I die
welp this gonna be your last im coming for ya
@@utchihaboi3579 No animal abuse please
Or until he does😳😳
@@stewgaming7877 Bruh why did you want to remind everyone this painful fact that most UA-cam channels we're watching rn will die first before us
i missed a few on holiday with no service but apart from that
Kevin read somewhere that the bishop pair is really powerful, so he wants to hang onto them. He hasn't gotten to the part of the book that explains what bishops do yet (move diagonally and take pieces), but he knows they're powerful.
6:09 “but hanging TWOOOO PIECES on the g4 square, now that’s impressive” 😂 💀
Honestly one of the most exciting games I’ve ever seen.
Reminds me of anime, where the main reason why things get so emotional at the end is because the characters have been making the stupidest, densest decisions up until then.
Exciting because every move reveal a new twist 😁🤪
13:59
Every move you make
Every piece you take
Every rule you break
Every hanging mate
I'll be checking you
is that a Moana parody 😂
I laughed at every blunder despite not noticing a single one
Blimey, there were loads of them.
the next vid should be “The Worst Game of Chess Ever” with no blunders and its a 100+ move game that ends in a draw lmaooo (in-fact is stockfish 12 v stockfish 12)
Stockfish 14 vs Stockfish 14
I cannot stand computer games because of stuff like that. The opening is sometimes interesting but they usually soon devolve into punishingly long and tedious endgames.
alpha zero v alpha zero
The one thing I wish you'd add to the end of these is a review of the cap scores and the eval chart on the analysis page for laughs.
Yeah a cap score would be nice for all these amatuer games. He almost never show that though, even though people ask on stream all the time.
"Now, they see that, you report them for cheating and move on" LMAO 15:50
Now, again, they...
Please write the EXACT sentence if you are using quotes. He didn't say that in any part of his life. However he did say "Now, again, they see that you report them for cheating and move on."
@@agustinbarquero8898Does it really matter?
0:09 that's not... exactly what u said on stream
What did he say?
@@bot24032 he said something like: "stop sending me garbage games". Not word for word, but it was basically what he said
lmao
by the way nice animation
@@adrians3267 the duality of man
"You can't censor chess moves."
Fog of War: exists.
F
Shhhh. We do not speak of that variant.
I like how chess is the only game where you can actually report someone for being better than you and get away with it.
I was laughing my ass off the whole video. From the god tier moves and commentary to the random skype call. This video was incredible from start to finish. Truly was the best game I've ever seen.
With white queen on h5 I'm thinking "Yes! Move to Qh8 check!"
Levy: "Now Qh8 is one of the worst moves I've ever seen in my life."
Doh! 🤦♂️ Once again, I learned so much. Thanks Levy! 👍
Imagine being that rook hanging for 17 moves LMAO
14:45 I'M AWAKE AND TOTALLY NOT USING GOTHAM TO FALL ASLEEP!
I love this new type of content. The way Levi describes these games makes them so fun to watch
2:23, just roasted all of us good
The existence of this game gives me chills
Your existence also gives this game chills.
as a fellow 800 player, I was having a really hard time figuring out which moves were blunders lmao.
agree lol
Love how that pawn went on a hopeless adventure but in the end it really became a queen. What a powerful and beautiful story with unfortunate ending
14:55 its okay levy hikaru can make some mistakes
What a gentlemanly duel this was...so many parries and thrusts, so many mercies and reprieves. So sad someone was forced to win it.
Someone getting skyped meanwhile recording the best chess game: 14:40
Kevin: *blunders two Rooks in two moves*
Also Kevin: *finds Dovetail Mate*
I doubt he “found” that mate haha he fell ass-backwards into it by sheer luck
"Everything on the internet is always true"
-GothamChess 2021
I love how levy doesn’t care about almost anything in his videos and just keeps them in with no editing
16:51 "Isn't that the best thing you've ever seen?"
Yes, that's why I've watched the video twice.
Levy keeping a straight face in these games is just amazing
It's one of those games where we just give normal uncalculated checks and all of sudden it's checkmate
13:16 "two little pawns protecting your lifepoints like scapegoat in Yu-Gi-Oh." I am dying 🤣
Games like this sometimes make me miss being a beginner. Those games were so exciting. You can play a pure hope move and have a legitimate chance that it might not be noticed. No game is completely won or lost regardless of position or material imbalance. Anything can happen. I remember being extremely stressed out because I knew that I would never see every threat on the board at the time. Even so. I miss it.
How to win games below 1000 elo:
1: make sure your king has room to move
2: play fast
3: win on time as no one can facilitate a mate.
"of course you take this"
800 rated player : yeah yeah, na chief.
Me as a 700 player: pffff 800s are so dumb (｀💳ω💳´)
@@Bobo-yw4ph Honestly I don't get how the 800 can be this bad. How can an 800 just leave the queen hanging like that for like 10 moves. I have never played an 800 that was anywhere near this bad
@@aaaaaa-gq3dv bwoah, hanging queens happens alot too at 1300
@@Achdings at 1500-1600 it also happens, once per 20-30 games or so ;P
@@Achdings But what we see here is way, way worse then simply a hanging queen
When his coach called him, I thought that was one of my notifications 😂
haha same, i had to pause the video, to see if it was me or him xD
Symbolically, after missing all diagonals throughout out the game, Kevin delivers a diagonal mate to end it.
Seeing this makes me feel like a GM, at least IM. All that remains is to get my rating up from 800
Same here except I'm down at 400
I just got to 900
Sweet guys!! Just keep grinding. We'll get there eventually 🤞🏻 Well, down at 400 maybe not that good, but there is still light in the tunel. Just remember, if you do not know what to do, just push the h pawn. I've seen magnus do it a lot🤞🏻
“now queen h8 is one of the worst moves i’ve ever seen in my life” 😂😂😂 had me CRYING
I laughed at this and then I remembered how my queen got taken by a fucking pond.
I am like an 900 ish player and i cant stop laughing at how they dont take the pieces for so many moves, pls keep these videos up
That rook was the missing piece in the wooden chess set that they replaced with a steel rook so the bishop couldn't take it.
I once force took a queen, then blundered my queen on the next move by missclick.
So excited for this, these games have been hilarious and I love the commentary! Keep it up Levy!
Señor sensai papi uwu
@@PsychoSledgeHammer1237 tf
@Psycho SledgeHammer1237 *sus*
"like scapegoats in yugioh"
man I love this guy's references XD
14:55 levy saying that was so funny in the calmest voice
“Like scapegoat in Yugioh” the crossover we need
Oh, go watch him narrate a 300 game, one of the players tries to assemble the five chess pieces of Exodia
For my next move I equip my Rook with FAIRY METEOR CRUSH!
@@LegendShift 0/10, Big Bang Shot is strictly better.
thank you levy for all the content you put out! i don't think you know, but you are a vital and integral part of my daily life as your vids always cheer me up with your quirky humour and sarcastic comments! i would have never been more joyous in life if it wasn't for your daily uploads...and I am sure that the community shares the same sentiment! so thank you once again! 💙
I'll bet that they didn't even realise it was mate at the end and just thought they were checking.
best part about this video, Levy's chess coach still insists on using Skype in 2021
*waves hand at Discord*
*waves hand at Teams*
*Hell, waves hand at ZOOM*
Best part is, I paused the video because I thought I was called xD
@@kettern4719 Yeah, I thought work was calling me in Teams lmao
I've watched dozens of your games between pros, I think I like this better. Despite their many missed opportunities, they both play on gamely after losing important pieces, the end game was very interesting, lots of drama. Please do more of these.
I laughed so hard watching this partly because I could be either of these guys
levy trying to teach us chess by showing a game with 20 blunders -
my goals are beyond your understanding
with that ringtone out of nowhere I thought I was getting called lol
I was thinking man that would be an okay move... Levy "this is an absolute horrible move" and here's why
That blunders a roo-
Ok no it blunders a queen
The amount of anxiety that Kevin gave was Chernobyl level