Crush it with the King's Indian Attack. Edit: seriously, stop, you better know that there is no such thing called "King's Idian Attack", so stop finding my spelling mistakes
@@kieuucanh1220 . I think you have to know every single line by heart for this line to work well on a consistent basis. I think most people know how to counter it somewhat and transition into an endgame.
@@benjaminoechsli1941 6:55 in this time agar black move her pawn to e4 chala to 🤔. when i play with computer and she move pawn to e4 and when i realise this trick is not work 🤐🤐🤐.
@@zoli604 actually, the main line where black defends the knight with king is is quite equal! I analyzed and there are some normal lines where black plays in to the fried liver. most videos say "You are better in this position because of the exposed king or "you will win by putting pressure on knight and regaining it" but once black finds a way to trade queens, you are gonna regret playing the fried liver. Follow main line theory or (some(very rare)) watching a vid. Traxler is trash
How to fried liver someone : 0:52 If black moves the pawn to the center : 1:28 If he recaptures with the knight : 1:45 If the king hides on g8 : 2:22 If black plays the move king to e6 : 3:00 The main line : 3:35 If the knight goes back to e7 : 4:48 (some notes for myself )
6:55 in this time agar black move her pawn to e4 chala to 🤔. when i play with computer and she move pawn to e4 and when i realise this trick is not work 🤐🤐🤐.
When I was younger (back in the early 90s), a friend and I went through all the possible lines of the Fried Liver because we liked cheapos (that's what we called cheap traps) and black was always better if you played it right. We started completely destroying anyone that played the Fried Liver as white. It was usually that they didn't know all the lines that we did. But every now and then, we would find someone that would know some of the best responses by black and they would still lose. Too bad I don't remember all the lines. It'd be interesting to see what the engines say now.
@@mathskafunda4383 I think even a computer cannot defeat the Traxler Counter Attack. Dan Heisman (chess teacher) wrote a whole book on the subject. It is sound, and cannot be refuted.
Just finally reached 1000 rating for the first time and it's all thanks to your UA-cam videos and courses on Chessly, so just wanted to stop by the Fried Liver video (which I learnt from and then used the opener to climb to 1000, including the game that pushed me over the boundary) to say thanks for all the incredible content you make! On to the next milestone!
Just getting properly back into chess after a few years away and so much easier with all these fantastic videos. I’m new to this channel but could watch it all day long! Great content 👍. This one made me smile in particular.
@@orlock20 it’s pretty hilarious when you play against the traxler and you just don’t accept the bishop, usually they have no clue how to continue snd you end up winning the rook anyways.
@@thesnackbandit as a 1600, they always let the liver happen and then they ALWAYS go "OoH TRaxLEr LoOK At ME" and when you dont take the biship they fold like a house of cards
I have been destroyed by the fried liver so many times. Finally, I know why I keep losing! Thank you for this, Levi. You are an incredibly useful and entertaining man!
I can't believe how well this works. Tried this out for the first on my roughly 600 rated account. The first match i manage to pull it off the exact mate that Levy described happened, with the king hiding on g8. I assume this is only really a good weapon for lower rated chess matches, but what a beautiful attack.
This channel is GOLD!!! Have been steadily getting into 800’s now from 500, this is super fun watching your vids in full! New, but older chess player :)
Oh, chess opening theory is worse. Because it's practically random, what your best move is. If you can't remember what it is, there's nothing you can do to work it out.
This video is such an inspiration that I boost my winning rate from 50% to 60% while rising from somewhere 1100 to 1200+ after simply watching it twice.😍
@@oceancolt It's still very venemous. Gotham has a video on the traxler. You have to know all the variations to the traxler so you wouldn't be surprised if your opponent plays something else. The engine doesn't like the traxler opening but your opponent needs to know the top engine moves to make the counter attack ineffective. Give it a try. It leads to wild positions and can be very fun to play.
I’m very new to chess, currently at 300 ELO nad struggling to find wins. This open just got me 15 wins in a row… just shows how important it is to know your openings!
Damn, you a lucky man. The top comment is what I fully expect to experience since that's what so many others seem to. Someone pullin out the Sicilian or some shit on you and suddenly your liver is unfried.
3:25 You can get mate in two here depending on which of the three squares black moves to. If the king moves to either d6 or d7, then yes, move the queen and all that like Levy said. HOWEVER, if they move their king to e7, you simply move your queen to f7+, black’s only move is king to d6 at which point you play knight e4# and the game is over. It’s actually a pretty beautiful checkmate
h6 usually isn't great. If you don't want to face the fried liver or two knights attack, I would just not play nf6 and maybe bc5 instead. Also maybe try the traxler counter. Of course it's up to you though.
I mean, my main defense isn't usually h6. First thing I look for when defending as black in the opening is the Italian game. If I see my opponent going for it, that's when I only move h6. But the ideas and suggestions you guys gave me are much appreciated and I will definitely try them out soon. Cheers. 🍻
@@ziwuri I was actually rated like 900's if I remember. The guy was 1250's and everyone, minus the prodigy kid with a 1500 rating, just getting destroyed by this dude.
Thanks for sharing Mr GothamChess. I use it regularly to "test" the temperature of the water... I have played chess since my dad taught me when I was 5 or 6. I am now 45, and I find myself always learning new techniques. Great channel. You have my respect.
Sometimes it's based on where the opening was made, who publicized the opening, what it looks like in a certain pespective (there was something called the crab opening), etc...
A good chess teacher once told me to *PP* on the *PP* : Put Pressure on the Pined Piece till this day , that phrase always help me in every single of my games thank you teacher
I try to play the fried liver whenever i can, learned from another source, but there was no castling in that one and I got stuck on more than one occassion. Fell for the knight and queen counter as well. The experience of messing it up is so much more valuable now that you showed me what I should have done. Great stuff!
"If there's mate in 4 in the forest, and it falls, does it make a sound?" Best analogy ever 😂 PS: I'm a big fun of your educational videos, and I really like the videos where you analyse chess games from tournaments and stuff like that, so thank you for this great content, and keep up the good work!
Levy, this was amazing. I'd LOVE it if you turned this video into a course on Chessable. I'd buy it in a heartbeat. I'm sure many others would, too! Either way, thank you for the incredible chess help. I'm grateful for all these videos you create.
5:24 it’s funny, I learned this opening years ago, watched this vid probably 8 months to a year ago and memorized every variation except the one that comes here. This should complete my possibilities for mastering this opening at my level (not on no 1800 ranked stuff, low level stuff lol I can’t get passed 1200)
When I do get fried liver attack, it does always end up being 4:42 position. I am only 1500 but already in that level people seem to know all the counter moves as black. It's usually after 4:42 when people start running out of theory as black. The key as white is to memorize all the perfect moves at least 10-12 moves in to make fried liver work.
Dude, 20 minutes flies by with you. Amazing work, you should be a chess teacher ;) I've had trouble getting motivated to learn openings, and you are helping immensely!
That there is situations where violence is needed, having a bat ready in your car to storm the chess club if you lose to hospitalize the guy is different. That's the type of violence he don't condone, I think...
@@magnafire1 That would be super fun to watch. U16 as pawns (50/50 girls & boys), U21 as rook and horse (left side males, right side females, opposite), Amateur Fighters as rooks (one female, one male). King will be some male pro, queen a female pro. So what's left is a human scale chess board where each person is standing on their respective squares, then we watch Hikaru vs Magnus Carlsen ordering them around. Would love to see Hikaru premove stuff with live humans. Would be fun to see how that would play out. Each person NEEDS to win the fight in order to take a piece or else both gets taken out. Oh, and the king can't move for 2 turns if they win the fight, if the king wins the fight both pieces remain at their spots. No piece has to fight if they willingly remove themselves out of the game when they gets taken. If a piece refuse to fight but is supposed to take another piece it's considered an illegal move. Pieces can tag out and let someone else do the fight for them within their respective values that's already been taken out of the game. Knowing your pieces wins the game, not where you move them. Fight to the death is encouraged, no weapons. (Rooks gets aluminum bats tho) Hitting other pieces or moving out of their squares auto-resigns for their team. However! Should a brawl break out the side has the most pieces in the 4 center squares after 2 minutes wins and a winner is determined. I don't think I need to type out which skin color the pieces needs to be, and they have to be naked.
Thank you so much Levy for teaching me this, I just won a game in ten moves because I took his rook and then he blundered his queen after and he resigned, much appreciated 😊
Love the videos. Only addition I would make is @10:07 After Kd6, you actually have Bf4+ which is forced mate in 15. Granted, it might not be easy to foresee or memorise the sequence.
Gotta say I am proud to have watched the video as black and ended up getting to the point where you fork the king and rook. Now that I’ve watched the video idk how I found all the moves as a 900
I never leave comments on youtube videos but I feel I must today. Levi, you have a real gift for making informative yet entertaining videos. Thank you!
I remember being on the opposite side of the fried liver attack and being absolutely astounded after losing my queen so early to some kid at school Edit: he walked away like a badass too
What a magical and glorious walk through/breakdown. Was very informative and easily digestible for my brain. Gothamchess this was a masterclass well done. Gonna come back and rewatch several times
Gotham, I am a big fan bro. I found your channel about 6 month ago and have been learning a lot. Went from 1250 to 1550. Queens gambit, dragon with sicilian and sometimes fried liver. Justed wanted to say thank you. Keep it up. You are a superstar!!!!
My e4 defense is based on smothering the fried liver attack or any similar attack at f7 because so many players try this 'cheapo'. Insulted not so much, tired off it, yes.
I get that for scholar's mate, and I used to feel the same way about the fried liver. That was because I was underestimating the fried liver, though. It looks dubious but is actually quite solid for white.
How to fried liver someone : 0:52 If black moves the pawn to the center : 1:28 If he recaptures with the knight : 1:45 If the king hides on g8 : 2:22 If black plays the move king to e6 : 3:00 The main line : 3:35 If the knight goes back to e7 : 4:48
I don't think the damage will be noticeable. I mean about 30 thousand will watch this about 5 will learn it and more than half of the times that position won't be reached.
watching this video after watching the ludwig chess boxing event, his comment at 18:39 lol have to add, after watching the event, i keep getting chess content in my suggested, never watched chess youtube before, but now i cant stop.
@@Hi_how_r_u_ After Qd4+, whites only legal moves is Ke2, then black queen takes bishop on c4 with a check and white needs to reply by moving king or pushing e-pawn, and black then gobbles up the knight on f7. But Levy's pushing the D-pawn is better, because after Ke2 the light squared bishop skewers the queen through the king.
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Hello
My liver got fried 😢
Viewer: wow, I watched this video and I'm gonna remember and apply this whole theory on a match.
1st move: king's pawn
Opponent: plays sicillian
All I see is Sicilian and Italian with h6 :(
@@Lethal19 once I saw a rare Scandinavian
@@ninjamaster962 :(
@@ninjamaster962 I'm guessing they knew exactly two moves from that opening?
Crush it with the King's Indian Attack.
Edit: seriously, stop, you better know that there is no such thing called "King's Idian Attack", so stop finding my spelling mistakes
The reason this video has so many views is because I keep forgetting the lines
Hahahahaha been there done that
Lolll same bud
Yeah 😭😂
I'm like 30 of the views myself
Of course you will, you don’t play chess 24 hours, you have a day job
I'm a beginner, and I just checkmated myself in 8 moves. Incredible!
I feel like I've learned everything and nothing at the same time
Gotta take some notes and try the opening in rated matches. Only then you'll truly learn.
@@rayan-xg5kw ^this. i have an entire notebook dedicated to chess.
Lol'ed
I had tried some traxlers and suddenly finds that even 1000s don't walk into the line so i kinda gave up the two knights against italian
@@kieuucanh1220 . I think you have to know every single line by heart for this line to work well on a consistent basis. I think most people know how to counter it somewhat and transition into an endgame.
"it's never too late to throw the game away"
That hit close to home 😆
😂😂😂
As I've played more, I find I'm still making the same "quality" of mistakes, just later in the game. Making them all the more devastating. 😂 😭
@@benjaminoechsli1941 6:55 in this time agar black move her pawn to e4 chala to 🤔.
when i play with computer and she move pawn to e4 and when i realise this trick is not work 🤐🤐🤐.
E
i´m a beginner, and just tried this opening. Opponent resigned after 6 moves. incredible
The same happened to me too,
It felt great 😁
When I do it the opponent just does random stuff so I can’t do it
@@oscar_is_carping4506 I recommend you analyze what they did, if it's not the main line it's probably worse
Unless your opponent knows the traxler :P
@@zoli604 actually, the main line where black defends the knight with king is is quite equal! I analyzed and there are some normal lines where black plays in to the fried liver. most videos say "You are better in this position because of the exposed king or "you will win by putting pressure on knight and regaining it" but once black finds a way to trade queens, you are gonna regret playing the fried liver. Follow main line theory or (some(very rare)) watching a vid. Traxler is trash
How to fried liver someone : 0:52
If black moves the pawn to the center : 1:28
If he recaptures with the knight : 1:45
If the king hides on g8 : 2:22
If black plays the move king to e6 : 3:00
The main line : 3:35
If the knight goes back to e7 : 4:48
(some notes for myself )
These notes help me too thanks
You are a diety lol
It's not for yourself. It's for the humanity. Thank you.
thanks
6:55 in this time agar black move her pawn to e4 chala to 🤔.
when i play with computer and she move pawn to e4 and when i realise this trick is not work 🤐🤐🤐.
That 10% nonsense is where i belong
Life long im f7 sacN. N find my way back
Hahaha hi 800...imma 800 too hahaha
LMFAO
True 🤣🤣🤣
Same
When I was younger (back in the early 90s), a friend and I went through all the possible lines of the Fried Liver because we liked cheapos (that's what we called cheap traps) and black was always better if you played it right. We started completely destroying anyone that played the Fried Liver as white. It was usually that they didn't know all the lines that we did. But every now and then, we would find someone that would know some of the best responses by black and they would still lose. Too bad I don't remember all the lines. It'd be interesting to see what the engines say now.
Engines think White is better as long as White knows how to respond.
I just play the Traxler Counterattack. It has never let me down.
That's really interesting! I was wondering what you do if black plays Qf6 blocking your Qf3 check?
@@davidmullins1905 You take the Knight with your Bishop with check.
@@mathskafunda4383 I think even a computer cannot defeat the Traxler Counter Attack. Dan Heisman (chess teacher) wrote a whole book on the subject. It is sound, and cannot be refuted.
Levy says: this has to happen! black has to do this! white has to do this! ... Bro you've never been to the 800s !
me a beginner playing in the 400s :|
Honestly, at low ratings like that, just stick to the fundamentals. Openings that aren't setup-based aren't very worth it below 1000.
lol
@@formerlyknownaseasrob Just so you know, if you are writing notation “+” is check, not “#”.
@Alonzo Tovanche same
Gotta love the “is your liver healthy” ad popping up
Same bro
“Its liver lover boy”
it won't be after falling for this
No its fried actually
Man this guy is a great chess teacher he’s funny, good, and easy to understand
I see you play the OCA? 👀
what genre of drums do u play?
@@dorothynemeth9675 a little jazz, pop and sort of rock
He used to teach professionally as a tutor.
Um.. Hi?
Do you still watch him?
"If you're not happy with this +9 on move 12 or mate on move 8, look I'm doing my best."
love it
Just finally reached 1000 rating for the first time and it's all thanks to your UA-cam videos and courses on Chessly, so just wanted to stop by the Fried Liver video (which I learnt from and then used the opener to climb to 1000, including the game that pushed me over the boundary) to say thanks for all the incredible content you make! On to the next milestone!
at 10000 yet?
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Levi: haha fried liver go brrrr
I got masterclass with Gordon Ramsay
@@MultiTrace22 ahh yes gordon ramsay plays chess
I heard Ramsay does a nasty fried liver
Nah I got Chessable by Carlson
We gotta appreciate the names "noobovich" lol
ua-cam.com/video/LgCeBpPopnY/v-deo.html Magnus super pissed with Hikaru comments
Oh yea yeah
Nobody plays nf6 everyone plays b c5
It may imply that is high on himself. :-D
He gave it his best shot
"If there is mate in 4 in a forest and it falls , does it make a sound?" I laughed so hard at this 🤣🤣🤣
couldn’t agree more mate- had me rolling on the floor laughing(ROFL)
I don't get it
@@exa0710same
@@SODIUM10 bruh
@@superpunchie2540 just found out what a fortress is in chess. Lol
"If there's mate in four in the forest but it falls and nobody hears it does it make a sound?" I love Levy so much
I came to the comment section to find the person that commented on that.
I died laughing.
I was like Levy my man who hurt you?
When he told me I had dedication when I got to the 7 minute mark that made me feel sooooo much better about myself lmao. Thank you so much!
yeey
Huge confidence boost
Dang is the bar really this low lmfao
same
im taking notes - this stuff is so rich and for free?? cmon levy :)
Just getting properly back into chess after a few years away and so much easier with all these fantastic videos. I’m new to this channel but could watch it all day long! Great content 👍. This one made me smile in particular.
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As are you, my friend :)
Day 1 of replying to this comment 😂
*fried liver exists*
*traxler counter attack:* «let me introduce myself»
I love it! haha
Or H6 when they move their knight out. Then they will be playing the London unless they want to just hang their knight.
@@orlock20 it’s pretty hilarious when you play against the traxler and you just don’t accept the bishop, usually they have no clue how to continue snd you end up winning the rook anyways.
@@thesnackbandit as a 1600, they always let the liver happen and then they ALWAYS go "OoH TRaxLEr LoOK At ME" and when you dont take the biship they fold like a house of cards
@@user-rk7rl7tm5w Same dude, I'm around 1600 too.
I have been destroyed by the fried liver so many times. Finally, I know why I keep losing! Thank you for this, Levi. You are an incredibly useful and entertaining man!
Play the traxler and venom them
*Levy
The tracker is actually -1.5 ish
I feel guilty watching this for free
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You can pay for his courses. They are very good and well organized.
I can't believe how well this works. Tried this out for the first on my roughly 600 rated account. The first match i manage to pull it off the exact mate that Levy described happened, with the king hiding on g8. I assume this is only really a good weapon for lower rated chess matches, but what a beautiful attack.
This weapon is usable at the grandmaster level.
This channel is GOLD!!! Have been steadily getting into 800’s now from 500, this is super fun watching your vids in full! New, but older chess player :)
"it's never too late to throw the game away."
J.R. Smith: I was thinking the same thing
Jesus Christ, chess theory feels like learning differential equations.
Weird flex but ok
@Amazing A i hate math so this is more easy for me
Oh, chess opening theory is worse. Because it's practically random, what your best move is. If you can't remember what it is, there's nothing you can do to work it out.
@@rosiefay7283 Literally you can think about it what's the best next move, that's the point of the check
Differential equations are easier than this btw lmao just too many lines to keep in your head and this is just one specific opening..
1:26-->1:38-->3:30-->4:11
1:26-->1:38-->4:44
1:26-->5:23-->5:41 (easy and works for less smart opponent)
1:26-->5:23-->6:35
7:34
9:26-->9:49
9:26-->9:56
"If there's mate in 4 in the forest but it falls, and nobody hears it. Does it make a sound?"
-Levy Rozman 2020
HOW AM I ALLOWED THIS QUALITY OF CONTENT FOR FREE!?
THIS SHOULD BE ILLEGAL.
Turn of addblock. Ez clapz
also consider subscribing to his twitch if you want to support him
My 7-year old is learning chess and we are bonding over your videos! Keep up the amazing work!
🤣"12 moves into the game and black has no Queen or rooks, I dont know how I could give it any better to you" you crack me up Levy🤣
ua-cam.com/video/LgCeBpPopnY/v-deo.html Magnus super pissed with Hikaru comments
I'd still probably somehow lose
"HowDoYouStopRookE8?... HowDoYouStopRookE8?" One of my favorite videos so far, love the passion and I learned so much! Thanks Levy!
This video is such an inspiration that I boost my winning rate from 50% to 60% while rising from somewhere 1100 to 1200+ after simply watching it twice.😍
Until you play against the traxler XD
@@paul.g5828 haha the comment must be a joke i thought
@@paul.g5828 btw what do you do with traxler if opponent doesnt take bishop after check?
@@oceancolt It's still very venemous. Gotham has a video on the traxler. You have to know all the variations to the traxler so you wouldn't be surprised if your opponent plays something else. The engine doesn't like the traxler opening but your opponent needs to know the top engine moves to make the counter attack ineffective. Give it a try. It leads to wild positions and can be very fun to play.
@@paul.g5828 awesome suggestions, thanks I'll give it a go
Levy being so enthusiastic about exciting chess lines is honestly what makes chess so fun for me
2:48 "But I'm going to give you all the secrets"
An ad about livers played after this lmao
Thank God I have UA-cam premium... Forgot how bad ads are on here
I’m very new to chess, currently at 300 ELO nad struggling to find wins. This open just got me 15 wins in a row… just shows how important it is to know your openings!
Damn, you a lucky man. The top comment is what I fully expect to experience since that's what so many others seem to. Someone pullin out the Sicilian or some shit on you and suddenly your liver is unfried.
it will stop working as you move up in ELO.. at 800 it wont work anymore.
Vegans after realising they play the fried liver attack
Liver beans, duh
It's a lab-grown liver.
A vegetable’s liver
it's gardein liver, it's fine
@@VeggiePatch holy-
“What did you learn Today?"
“I learnt some nasty moves"
I still suck but I've never played more chess in my life and I'm getting better by watching videos like yours. Keep rockin' it, Gotham!
I SUCK @ CHESS but i still watch tons or ur vids keep up the amazing work
We all suck at chess together :)
and you still suck?
I suck against Indian players lol
@@GothamChess you single-handedly make chess enjoyable to the masses, and I am honored that you would pin that gramatically artrocious post 💜💙💝
Hey slow down please, I’m pretty sure I suck more than you at chess.
3:25 You can get mate in two here depending on which of the three squares black moves to. If the king moves to either d6 or d7, then yes, move the queen and all that like Levy said. HOWEVER, if they move their king to e7, you simply move your queen to f7+, black’s only move is king to d6 at which point you play knight e4# and the game is over. It’s actually a pretty beautiful checkmate
The most entertaining Chess presenter ever!
The fried liver attack is exactly the reason why I play h6 very early in the game lmao. Once I forget h6, it's all downhill from there.
h6 usually isn't great. If you don't want to face the fried liver or two knights attack, I would just not play nf6 and maybe bc5 instead. Also maybe try the traxler counter. Of course it's up to you though.
just play the giuoco piano honestly
@@oskaraltman or play the caro and just forget e5
I just castle rlly early
I mean, my main defense isn't usually h6. First thing I look for when defending as black in the opening is the Italian game. If I see my opponent going for it, that's when I only move h6. But the ideas and suggestions you guys gave me are much appreciated and I will definitely try them out soon. Cheers. 🍻
When I was in middle school, I threw a guy who was rated 350 higher than me with this opening. Was so good.
Worth a comment?
So you were rated 550 and he was 700 elo?
@@ziwuri I was actually rated like 900's if I remember. The guy was 1250's and everyone, minus the prodigy kid with a 1500 rating, just getting destroyed by this dude.
just tried this out and first game went exactly how you predicted it to go piece by piece, love learning new stuff from you... Thank you!!
Thanks for sharing Mr GothamChess. I use it regularly to "test" the temperature of the water... I have played chess since my dad taught me when I was 5 or 6. I am now 45, and I find myself always learning new techniques. Great channel. You have my respect.
😊
I learned a lot here yet am still left wondering: who names these openings?
Sometimes it's based on where the opening was made, who publicized the opening, what it looks like in a certain pespective (there was something called the crab opening), etc...
It's actually called Fegatello attack
@@victorsilvapacheco9630 Fegatello is literally just an Italian dish of
fried livers
@@tsawy6 Yes, it is
@@victorsilvapacheco9630 Is it named after that because it's basically in the Italian game?
A good chess teacher once told me to *PP* on the *PP* :
Put
Pressure
on the
Pined
Piece
till this day , that phrase always help me in every single of my games
thank you teacher
Nice
@BradynLee09 LMFAOOOO BRUH
@BradynLee09 I believe that I told you to keep this our little secret
@@Pastor.Franzis joined 3 days ago 💀 actually making an account just for this. Based
@@Pastor.Franzis LOL
10:13 "You're free to explore deeper."
Me: That's what she said.
Why did your mom said that?
I don't know ask your mom, afterall she said that. And ask her to take less money next time. I have more girls you know.😂
8:14 "and the queen is coming"
Me: thats also what he said
@@hiroshimako1016 0:00 "in this video i am going to show you one of the most dangrous moves in chess" thats what she said lol
I'm really just here to say that I finally got a perfect fried liver game. My opponent resigned on move 9 because he hid on G8
I try to play the fried liver whenever i can, learned from another source, but there was no castling in that one and I got stuck on more than one occassion. Fell for the knight and queen counter as well.
The experience of messing it up is so much more valuable now that you showed me what I should have done. Great stuff!
"If there's mate in 4 in the forest, and it falls, does it make a sound?" Best analogy ever 😂
PS: I'm a big fun of your educational videos, and I really like the videos where you analyse chess games from tournaments and stuff like that, so thank you for this great content, and keep up the good work!
Levy, this was amazing. I'd LOVE it if you turned this video into a course on Chessable. I'd buy it in a heartbeat. I'm sure many others would, too! Either way, thank you for the incredible chess help. I'm grateful for all these videos you create.
5:24 it’s funny, I learned this opening years ago, watched this vid probably 8 months to a year ago and memorized every variation except the one that comes here. This should complete my possibilities for mastering this opening at my level (not on no 1800 ranked stuff, low level stuff lol I can’t get passed 1200)
“If there’s mate in 4, in the forest, and it falls does it make a sound?”
That was a fantastic analogy
"Rook e8 anyway"
"What ?? Why ???"
Istg I laughed so hard
When I do get fried liver attack, it does always end up being 4:42 position. I am only 1500 but already in that level people seem to know all the counter moves as black.
It's usually after 4:42 when people start running out of theory as black. The key as white is to memorize all the perfect moves at least 10-12 moves in to make fried liver work.
4:31 ah but you forget my surprising ability to blunder my pieces even when it seems improbable
Ben Finegold somewhere: "Your favorite opening." (enthusiastically nods head)
Ahh I remember my Chesskid days. Every week, bam, new fried liver stuff by Master Benzoo.
(enthusiastically waves fist also) haha
RAWR
"Buh Bye, Good night, Auvoir, take care, you win, congratulations"
🤣
Dude, 20 minutes flies by with you. Amazing work, you should be a chess teacher ;)
I've had trouble getting motivated to learn openings, and you are helping immensely!
He was a chess teacher before doing youtube
I think he's already a chess teacher by doing this video broski haha
Hey Gotham. Your uploads are very much appreciated. Won't be falling for fried liver again.
18:39 "Gotham chess does not condone violence to opponents" hits different these days. Literally
Why?
"Gothamchess do not condone violence.......to opponent"
Hmmm, what is Levy trying to say.....
That there is situations where violence is needed, having a bat ready in your car to storm the chess club if you lose to hospitalize the guy is different. That's the type of violence he don't condone, I think...
he's trying to say that you can condone violence to your teammates
violence against yourself is ok
He just promotes gangster chess and the ufc.
@@magnafire1 That would be super fun to watch. U16 as pawns (50/50 girls & boys), U21 as rook and horse (left side males, right side females, opposite), Amateur Fighters as rooks (one female, one male). King will be some male pro, queen a female pro. So what's left is a human scale chess board where each person is standing on their respective squares, then we watch Hikaru vs Magnus Carlsen ordering them around. Would love to see Hikaru premove stuff with live humans. Would be fun to see how that would play out. Each person NEEDS to win the fight in order to take a piece or else both gets taken out.
Oh, and the king can't move for 2 turns if they win the fight, if the king wins the fight both pieces remain at their spots. No piece has to fight if they willingly remove themselves out of the game when they gets taken. If a piece refuse to fight but is supposed to take another piece it's considered an illegal move. Pieces can tag out and let someone else do the fight for them within their respective values that's already been taken out of the game. Knowing your pieces wins the game, not where you move them.
Fight to the death is encouraged, no weapons. (Rooks gets aluminum bats tho) Hitting other pieces or moving out of their squares auto-resigns for their team. However! Should a brawl break out the side has the most pieces in the 4 center squares after 2 minutes wins and a winner is determined.
I don't think I need to type out which skin color the pieces needs to be, and they have to be naked.
Thank you so much Levy for teaching me this, I just won a game in ten moves because I took his rook and then he blundered his queen after and he resigned, much appreciated 😊
18:39 is the momment i fell dead and now i am playing chess in heaven
Love the videos.
Only addition I would make is @10:07
After Kd6, you actually have Bf4+ which is forced mate in 15.
Granted, it might not be easy to foresee or memorise the sequence.
What’s the sequence
Huh
19:56 mate in 4 will never be the same LOLOLOLOLOLOL
Gotta say I am proud to have watched the video as black and ended up getting to the point where you fork the king and rook. Now that I’ve watched the video idk how I found all the moves as a 900
Me: uses fried liver
Opponent (who knew traxler): so you have choosen death, huh?
Otaku Arts Take with the bishop,castle,and ur up a pawn.
@@NgaLe-ce4ky It's not that simple i think.
i love the fried liver attack, specifically the variant
"The Fried liver attack: a Side of Peas Variation"
I never leave comments on youtube videos but I feel I must today. Levi, you have a real gift for making informative yet entertaining videos. Thank you!
martin bot did pawn to H6 (anti-fried liver) defense first time I tried
I remember being on the opposite side of the fried liver attack and being absolutely astounded after losing my queen so early to some kid at school
Edit: he walked away like a badass too
Best demonstration and explanation of this opening moves. Highly Instructive.
What a magical and glorious walk through/breakdown. Was very informative and easily digestible for my brain. Gothamchess this was a masterclass well done. Gonna come back and rewatch several times
I love the disclaimer on violence against opponents 😂
Gotham, I am a big fan bro. I found your channel about 6 month ago and have been learning a lot. Went from 1250 to 1550. Queens gambit, dragon with sicilian and sometimes fried liver. Justed wanted to say thank you. Keep it up. You are a superstar!!!!
When white tries the fried liver or a scholar's mate i low key feel insulted.
It is arguably the best move(preferred by alot of engines) after 5.Nf6
My e4 defense is based on smothering the fried liver attack or any similar attack at f7 because so many players try this 'cheapo'. Insulted not so much, tired off it, yes.
Wayward attack?
@@absqrb I also find that insulting. To try cheap tricks is to look at your opponent like their and idiot.
I get that for scholar's mate, and I used to feel the same way about the fried liver. That was because I was underestimating the fried liver, though. It looks dubious but is actually quite solid for white.
“Who’s mans is this” *points at knight* 😂
How to fried liver someone : 0:52
If black moves the pawn to the center : 1:28
If he recaptures with the knight : 1:45
If the king hides on g8 : 2:22
If black plays the move king to e6 : 3:00
The main line : 3:35
If the knight goes back to e7 : 4:48
Go over the Nimzo-Larsen please. I'd like to expand my palette and I think this is an interesting opening to learn.
Big fan of the nimzo-larsen. Opponent always seems rattled
You're talking as if chess is some sort of fine dining
@john Will it is a fine dining.
I play it all the time
Nimzo Larsen isn't an opening. People who know chess call it b3
OH NO HE IS TEACHING THE TRAXLER
I sense a lot more people playing bishop takes now. :(
@@tobyhawkins yeah.. unfortunate, it was such a great way to punish 800s
@@fusion325 Or even 1500s. Tbh I'm surprised 800s know the fried liver.
I don't think the damage will be noticeable. I mean about 30 thousand will watch this about 5 will learn it and more than half of the times that position won't be reached.
OH NO
Won in 9 with this. Very good strategy for low elo games. 👍
The analogy was good 😂 “if theres mate in 4 in the forest”
"7 minutes is a lot of dedication", my wife says this too
does your wife happens to know my wife?
Literally first game after this went exactly like the both rooks + queen line you showed. Good stuff.
"If there's mate in 4 in the forest but it falls and no one hears it...does it make a sound?"
7:20 "Look i'm doing my best"
watching this video after watching the ludwig chess boxing event, his comment at 18:39 lol
have to add, after watching the event, i keep getting chess content in my suggested, never watched chess youtube before, but now i cant stop.
Let’s start a thread of “Day x of telling Levy his daily uploads are appreciated”
Damn i watched this video too early. The sequel hasn't come out yet.
Played this in FIDE rated tournament today, against a 10 year old kid. It is as satisfactory as paradise. Though he didn't blunder the mate.
I literally got an ad about a liver while watching this lmfao
Gotham makes a video on fried liver and now my every opponent in chess.com is responding e4 with d5
You can play ICBM Gambit against d5
I am watching this video because of one of your recent Frank videos where you mentioned the fried liver attack.
Thanks for your videos. They’re great.
@11:29 You do not have to play D5 and lose your rook because Qd4+ picks up the bishop and the knight
I don't get it, if you take the bishop he can still take the rook
@@Hi_how_r_u_ If he takes the rook white plays Bg4+ winning the Queen
But what if unicorn to f9 to paralyse the queen’s maids?
@@botastic1717 That’s true hummmmmm I didn’t see that🦄
@@Hi_how_r_u_ After Qd4+, whites only legal moves is Ke2, then black queen takes bishop on c4 with a check and white needs to reply by moving king or pushing e-pawn, and black then gobbles up the knight on f7. But Levy's pushing the D-pawn is better, because after Ke2 the light squared bishop skewers the queen through the king.