Chess Master TROLLED Me Into Thinking He Was A Beginner
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- Опубліковано 14 лис 2023
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Not surprising almost everyone can crush you
True, Hes so much worse than He thinks
Ong
Quickest Shin of Pame ever
The almighty pin of shame, my man 🫡
Pin of SHAME
Plot twist: he is a beginner and only claimed to be a master to make you feel better.
I don’t think so
Wouldn’t be surprising considering levy’s skill level
@@Mr_7oot r/whoosh
@@Mr_7oot/r whooossh
@@Mr_7oot r/whoooosssh
“Computer hates that move a lot, but I hate the computer” 😂😂
great comment lmao
Lmao
"He didn’t seem too intimidating, he seemed very nice and humble."
You just described Caruana
Cus he was nice and humble, not intimidating at all, and that made him an formidable opponent
More like Wesley So
Aight all joking aside though, Levy's commentary is actually golden.
AGREED
It is like listening peter griffin narrates
Better then his chess this game
Glad to see Levy being taught how to play chess
yeah maybe he shouldread the book he has in the background
Derek never fails to beat Levy
Underrated comment lmao
lol
100% win rate
@@driftybladeunderrated? It's the same template and got 300 likes
@@OpposingFork Fair
Derek is the definition of “never let them know your next move”.
Him guessing the elo right at the end is such a Gotham thing to do.
Gotham never fail to put chess in his video
No cap 🗣️🗣️
chesses
@@iiTzKaran_YTnoFap
He never fails to let chess speak for itself
This is something that I do love about levy, showcasing his losses
If you can make money out of a failure y not do it
@@yogo84 that is true, but many youtubers hide their losses in fear of a perceived weakness hurting their bottom line.
he does anything to promote the game of chess...win or lose, the game of chess wins.
@@yogo84he won all others he could show his wins for money too
Stockfish never fails to backseat Gotham on his own chess games analyses
it doesnt matter if you lost every game you played, because you are still our favorite chess personality to watch. we dont watch you because youre magnus, but we watch you because you are a fun, entertaining human :)
nice one king. This has the be the one and only, and most wholesome comment in all of youtube.
Pin of Truth fr
honestly, Levy's skill level is so much higher than his average viewer, he may as well be Magnus. It's like trying to fight a grizzly bear (magnus) or a Gorilla (Levy). A Grizzly could easily destroy a Gorilla... But to us, fighting either would be an impossible task and both opponents would feel like fighting God.
Learning from Levy's videos is fun. Just as encouraging is a frequent glimpse of the kind of humility with which he--no less passionately--shares his insight from the times he learns the hard way. Keep 'em comin'!
I love how Levy never fails to be in a GothamChess video.
bruh this joke is like a decade old
@@penitent_1 I love how this joke never fails to be a decade old
who is this gothamchess individual?
The individual in question:
I really enjoy the videos where you analyse your own games.
I know it can be mentally draining.
But thanks for sharing and expressing your mental thought process.
*This was so breath-taking and interesting to watch. Levy is such a calm and stable player. 👏👏*
Hahaha
Levy is far more animated (a good thing!) than somebody like Eric Rosen, who is more like the Mr. Rogers of chess. They are both accomplished players who are also outstanding teachers - but with completely different styles. If I had to compare them to comedians, I'd say Eric Rosen is Steven Wright whereas Levy Rozman is closer to Sam Kinison.
Bro didnt you see how smooth he slided the knight between the pieces at 1:32? Only a true master can do that!
Thank you for visiting Gainesville! It was a great seminar and crazy to see you make your way here, keep up the great stuff Gotham!
That was pretty fun content. Would've been cool if you showed more games, going from the weaker opponents you faced and ending with Derek.
it was 10-15 games i believe, none were as interesting as derek's tho
This should make you play everyone like they are a grandmaster and never underestimate your opponent.
unfortunately the human ego is a peculiar and fragile thingy^^
@@harmonyinchaos6381that’s why you put it aside instead of contemplating it. Always crush your opponent even if they’re a child
@@damond.p7100 "Spartans... Tonight we dine in Hell!!!!!!!!"
Exactly
@@damond.p7100exactly. Treat everyone like a 2800 rated player
Absolutely loved hearing a judo principle referenced in your chess analysis commentary!
I brought my students to their first tournament, a small local one with 20 scholastics and 20 open. Imagine my shock when I discovered the top player was rated almost 2500, 400 points higher than the next highest rated player. My kids ended up getting their first ratings between 101 and 186.
The player was Evan Park, the highest rated under 18 in the US.
13:16 for Derek’s ELO
it's over 9000
I definitely love this new style of your videos Levy
You are amazing Levy! Thanks for the content! Keep it coming!!
Levy never fails to surprise himself with his opponents
Man, I forgot how much I loved Levy. You always made me laugh.
Hey levy! Splendid video (as always). It was so cool meeting you yesterday and ty again for signing my book! :)
same here!
Do you know the person?
y would u thank him he is doing it for $$
no i dont
@@fawzanulhaque483
@@penitent_1 and? kid, your parents should've taught you to thank people that offer you a service, money or not, cashiers, bankers, anyone
and when you are the seller, you say thanks as well
Now don't forget
Never show mercy to your opponent, bruh!
Amazing stuff, love chess with a story these videos keep getting better
Thank you for humbling yourself to show this game. That shows tremendous character! I am a huge fan of your channel. Keep doing your thing Gothamchess!
Levi knows well that the things he is afraid or embarrassed to say are the things that connect with us. Very entertaining!👏👏👏👏👏
great meeting you yesterday, thank you for signing your book for me.
You actually bought that thing? You could chose between masters like Bobby Fisher, Kasparow,... but chose Levy?
@@johnnyirish9852haters will always be hater SMH😔
@@johnnyirish9852new response just dropped
which of their books? you would suggest my great predecessors or an annotated book collection to someone that might be a beginner instead of a book that covers a lot more topics suited for a beginner to amateur level?@@johnnyirish9852
@@johnnyirish9852 Levy literally got me into chess. Nothing wrong about giving back...
Hey Gotham! Just got back to the internet after a little sabbatical and wanted to drop by to say thanks for these recent videos and keep going man, you're the best chess commentator and i can't wait to read your book!
This was really instructive! I think we've all been in games where they just get a lock on your pawn breaks and you only way forward is a sac. Seeing when that window opens is a skill worth investing in. Whole Board Awareness might be worthy of its own Chessly drills? Thanks for sharing Levy!
All jokes aside Levy is still a genius. Not chess genius of course, but he's a good at creating engaging content about actual chess geniuses like Magnus
He is so experienced and his life revolves around chess but for some reason he didn’t really try to make progress in that position, a pawn break, attack, nothing just bad defensive playing against someone that probably is not even 2000 he just took advantage of levy’s passiveness. For example, throwing his queen out in the enemy side if the board
*of the board
This was so backhanded lol
@@damond.p7100 dude, the opponent said he was 2600 blitz. And with that low time Levy couldn't see "good" breaks or sacs in the position. Of course you would find it, i mean, obviously you're better than both of them combined, but just try to understand or something. Idk
Lmao "all jokes aside except this one"
I literally was in chess club with Derek at UF. Crazy stuff
You had an important lesson! Don't let yourself get down because of this! You are a brilliant player Levy!
I was there! Thank you for coming. We really enjoyed having you here.
Derek never fails to slowly and methodically open Levy’s position
What?
Levy casually getting a taste of his own medicine
Nice to see you out of the house, you should make more overtheboard chess vids, it has more soul
Book is helping me alot. Thanks. Might look into the courses 👌🏴🔥
Levy never fails to master bait us
Ayo?
I was masticating while reading this and almost choked.
😂
Your a genius 😂
Ahhh🤣🤣🤣🤣
"The computer hates this move... but I hate the computer" no way he said that 💀💀
levy learnt his lesson- never underestimate your opponent
Low key these games are so much fun to see a physical Levy and Subscribers! Pretty awesome recap. Wish you the best on the road to recovery, all in all, better to over-estimate than under. But at least you weren't going too hard on somebody rated 300.
he was going hard, he just played the wrong moves because he was anticipating beginner responses. This game was unfair as Levy was tricked into playing a different style that is more effective against beginners.
Derek never fails to put levy in his videos
I would love to see a new series of "Guess the elo irl".
We need more videos like this
I really like these types of videos please do more.
Gotham is like any goat of chess. He wins most, but posts about his losses.
Gotham never fails to put this levy guy in his videos
Woul be cool to see a video guide on this gambit variation of the french, it looks really interesting
It actually takes great humility to show a game like this
no it doesn't. Levy was pranked into thinking the ELO was different, therefore played a totally different style that is effective versus beginners. This was an unfair game, and so there is no shame in losing here.
@@JunkBondTraderWhy are you yapping
I was impressed with Derek's composed demeanor. When I saw that - I knew he was no beginner. I thought to myself, "That guy has been behind a chess board before." I also got the impression that Derek was mostly trying to beat you on time - just creating an impenetrable fortress to frustrate you.
Little did Derek know he was gonna make levy $$ by showing up and getting the job done 😅
You are seriously great commentator! Hope you get opportunities to commentate at chess events.
love to see your games on this channel
I'm glad you had fun in Florida even if you did lose, and I'm very proud of you both for being a gracious player even in loss, and for seeking a re-match w/o ego or anger. Well played, sir!
So when is the tour date for rural PA?
That Duolingo bird is haunting me everywhere.
2:19 'Computer hates that move a lot but I hate the computer' 🤣🤣🤣
thats why when you play chess, you go hard no matter what. you never know who youre playing bro..
10:50 don't try to win a drawn game. you should know that!
Every one saying in the comments that Gotham is bad at chess, when they are probably 3 digits
Levy missing THE ROOOOOOOOOK just seems right, you know?
During the over the board game I also thought of Rxf5 and Qxd5 but I only saw e6 during analysis a little before he mentioned it.
I troll people by telling them Im a grandmaster then playing like a beginner
WOW First video without magnus THUMBNAIL 😂
This is fun to see levy play outdoor with commentary
I love your vids I just started playing chess 3 days ago and you have helped me approved thank you
levy never disappoints to blunder
Levy never fails to troll us
Glad he swallowed his pride and shared his losses with us
It should be noted how hard playing over the board is in general. Much easier to see tactics in time crunch when online
Gothamchess. The guy who has beaten Hikaru and Firouzja but losses to random guys on the street.
Ehh he underestimated his oppenent which I think plays a big factor. I am sure the thought of playing a GM would have him use every ounce of brain power he has.
very wholesome of derek to play with up and coming chess players
missed the event but glad that you were here
Every loss is an opportunity to sharpen skills, every fall an opportunity to stand stronger and wiser than before. Wins feed the ego but losses remind us the there is always further to travel, things to learn and remind us that it is more attractive to be humble in defeat than an overbearing winner consumed by their own ego. How boring life becomes when you run out of road. Keep trucking Levy, you're an excellent player, a brilliant commentator and more importantly a fine and eminently likable human being! ✌️
Gotham never fails to get trolled
Levy never fails to make us write that he never fails
Love your videos love from Ireland i will be visiting new York in a couple months
one of the better videos recently 👏👏
I was there!!!
After his victory Derek talked about the game with a disgusted face while he shook his head
Really? Because his opening was a little bit off? Or he's disappointed in Gotham and now isn't a fan anymore lol
"The computer hates that move, but I hate the computer" 🤣🤣🤣
Great video Levy. Losing is fun if you are a good sport. Well done.
Levy never fails to troll me with his deep, throbbing, pulsating trolling skills
his what..? 😟
Anna title
1:42 Holy hell!
2:02 Qh3 is a BRICK to the PIPI!
Levy is really brave playing someone much stronger than him, like this beginner for example.
XD
Gotham will always be sigma
Meanwhile Levy is trolling us with clickbait titles dozens of times
That was the most exciting game commentary I've ever heard! I was on the edge of my seat, holding my breath, on pins and needles, on tenterhooks even, just waiting for you to sacrifice THE ROOOOOK!!! and save the game!!!! But no. Sigh...
"and that was the last mistake I made" - well it definitely wasn't
Great to see Levy leaving his mom's basement for the first time just to lose to a begginer
Yeah guys I’m a beginner
"Conputer hates that move...a lot, but I hate the computer". Bravo sir, bravo.
The greatest lesson of a lifetime , never underestimate anyone