1 Hour Beginner Chess Lesson with TierZoo
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Welcome new chess fans! This is one of many beginner-friendly videos on my channel. Feel free to subscribe, I post 1-2 videos a day 🙂
Had to rewind soooo many times!!
Thank you for this, will change chess for me forever 🥰
Could white have been shown Qxd4, winning knight. From there if black plays exd4 then Ne4+ forking king and queen, this exchanging down with white being up a minor piece, better pawn structure and basically no pressure after 0-0 and d3?! (alternatively black merely moves out of check but loses the knight and it's queenside pressuring ways)
Thank you for these, just started playing chess a couple of days ago and love how this game makes my brain work.
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At 26:35, why not take knight with queen instead of castling?
Thanks again for the lesson! You are an excellent teacher!
Wow tierzoo and Levy! Am I dreaming this is a crazy unexpected crossover. Both of your content is of so much quality.
Good luck with your chess :)
no u
Hey Patryck, Pls make a video about Horses being OP
@@isaquesevero4369 horses have unique ablility to attack queen without being attacked back by the queen. *INCLUDE THIS CRUCIAL INFORMATION*
TierZoo: *breathes*
Gotham: Excellent form, the best breath I’ve ever seen a human take
Water breathing: 11th form
@@sreeramoffcl sun breathing 13th form. I dare you to do better
@@narayasuiryoku1397 chess breathing 16th form
@@Shadow-sq2yj chess requiem breathing 69th form
@@Rohan_Sn GothamChess breathing 420th form
Play the opening like a book, the middle like a magician, the ending like a machine.
Thanks again for the lesson! You are an excellent teacher!
That...is a really good assessment.
Thats a quote, Capablanca? I seem to have forgotten who's
I don't get what it means but it sounds smart so have a like.
@@abutahirputhedath8841 Rudolf Spielmann
This poor beginner has been burnt so badly every move scares him.
Me when I started playing 😭
same bro, same
Hey, he's willing to learn and improve.
Take a loss that is what a gambit is all about. You will learn more from a loss then you will from a win
@@johnlewis8934 truth.
I never knew I could watch an hour long chess lesson without getting bored, it was really helpful. We hope to see more from this series.
I didn't even notice it was an hour
Trench
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Tweny pilotz!!
Wait it was an hour long???
G - What does this move do?
T - This move scares me...
That feeling
Exactly
*same*
S ame
I felt that in my soul
OMG yes same even vs a computer lol
I always watch these lessons and I point out the best move and then in game I just crumble 😂
Same aha
@@HalfAsianDerp same😂
Same for me 😅 it took me months to gain 100 elo and 2 days to lose them!
Lol same
Same!
"It'll attack the hor-- knight"
I prefer HORSE LOL
help me! their horsey is attacking my white pope and my battering ram can't defend it!
@@Niiue lmfao
Juicer
In russian it is actually called horse. Bishop is elephant. Rook called as a ship type.
this really showcased Levy's teaching ability, he thoroughly explains concepts depending on the level of the student. great work mate.
Levy and Danya are the best teachers of all the titled chess players that have blew up on twitch.
And they seem to be chill.
100%
@@raimanyuh I think hikaru is the worst at teaching chess out of the twitch chess streamers. Every time ive seen him teach it's always really forced or he fails to understand the student and takes too long to explain simple concepta
HOLY HOLY!!! I can proudly say that I have the two HOTTEST women on this planet as MY GIRLFRIENDS! I'm not that pretty but they like me for what's inside. Thanks for listening Charlie
took me 30 min to realize this is definitely not a 10 min lesson
Damn, I watched half an hour and I just realized now, that's how engaged I am WTF
@@gabriellopes195 rightt levy is a great teacher
True but it was definitely worth it
Normally don’t say stuff like this but wow, levy teaches so well!
ofc, we used to teach chess to kids. He knows how to make things simple to understand.
This is what a teacher should be, passionate about the subject and welcomes mistakes
I agree!
Not to mention giving just the right amount of positive feedback in a way that is not patronizing
@@tingispingis honestly this guy is way too good at his job
@@Fildoggy man this feels like heaven.For me it was two of my friends jeering at me through out - for all the moves I made
@lemonjames1989 very important point
Great i was looking for a Guide for the beginner levels, i’ve been stuck at 800-900 for 84 years
Keep going💪
Puzzles all the wayyyy
I got to 1100 in a month with puzzles
Do a few of them everyday and try to look for similar positions in your games
Learn some openings, then when you have a named opening stick with it, see what the advanced players do, if you learn for example the London System starting with d4 you can play the same moves and ideas as a chess grandmaster!
@@zaaxi7424 he needs to be looking at the safety of f7/f2 pawn more than playing d4 openings bruh..
I was doing pretty well then Im starting to throw the game for no reasons after winning materials lol, and I never had the time to fully dedicate myself to chess
"have you heard about the square?"
"say what now?"
"have you heard about the square?"
"say what now?"
"have you heard about the square?"
"say what now?"
"has escuchado sobre el cuadrado"
"el que?"
"Já ouviu falar do quadrado?"
"Pera, que?"
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Bro UA-cam is WAY BETTER than all those apps that you have to pay for useless teaching
yeah theres a huge difference between people who genuenly love chess and want to teach people, and cash grabbing apps
I swear all these tournaments and this explosion of chess is making the most buckwild collaborations ever... loving it
It's so cool! All the random streamers learning chess and all the anime youtubers playing chess is really fun to watch.
I never new chess was so interesting. I got turned onto it when I saw moist beat XqC in 6 moves in that twitch tournament. I always assumed chess was boring because I saw mostly old people playing. Chess really is is blowing up right now♟
Hmm
He also just coached Mr beast, which is nuts
As a begginer, I've watched a lot of videos and this was by far the most helpful one, you're a good teacher!
dude literally i am going to send you in the game,so be the worst trash talker to gothamchess.hahahahahahahahaha he is not a good teacher
muhahahahaha
@@gameunited6395what? Are you in 5th grade or something?
As a beginner, videos like this where you can listen to 2 people talk through their thought processes have been extremely helpful. And you are a fantastic teacher!
If at all possible (and it may be impossible since you have so many videos), it would be really fantastic if the various chess lesson videos you have could be organized into a playlist. They don't all have consistent titles and they can be a little hard to find. For example, this video is named "1 hour Beginner Chess Lesson with TierZoo", but then the next lesson with Tierzoo is named "Teaching TierZoo #2: Easy Openings for Black". These types of videos are excellent educational material so I think it would be beneficial to organize them into a playlist so that everyone can easily find them all. I understand though if time does not permit that sort of thing. Thanks for the informational content!
Awesome lesson. Do me next!
I'll do you
Giannis Charalabous what
( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
TierZoo was incredibly good at seeing stuff for an 800, I'm really impressed
Love your channel. Funny to see you here
Definitely not a collab I expected
TierZoo tends to hit us with those, he's everywhere on UA-cam
@@heathlouis4529 Wait is he the guy that says bugs are OP?
But definitely a welcome one.
Ikr
@@heathlouis4529 yeah like on the official podcast
Thank you Levy, I am a mere 280 elo player and this lesson helped me go along with Patrick and figure out good moves one by one. I hope to be 500 soon!
did you do it
AGAIN: DID YOU DO IT?!
@@Qaw3n Sir, pleaseee try grinding a little a bit more to 1000.. ur almost there!
@@Qaw3n That's a great improvement
@@Qaw3n ye chess is boring once you realize all you have to do is memorize moves and keep playing over and over again til you know all the moves but its fun to watch someone that knows how to play it its just boring playing it myself i guess thats how people view sports
"Ive never seen anyone pull their king out"
Yes its called 0 rated king aggression
Fischer did
@@Yazzzzzan its a meme
Bongcloud op
It's called leading so your subjects can follow.
I do it often having your king out 2 spaces late game prevents a queen rook check mate or rook rook on the edge of the board
Remember guys: Checks, captures, attacks. Repeat 100 times every time you play chess.
Develop
Yesss
Ok
Checks, captures, attacks, unless you're a queen up, then not allowed to check ;)
@@MrVovansim also pins, skewers, forks, etc.
TierZoo was incredibly good at seeing stuff for an 800, I'm really impressed
800 is not easy to grind he must have grinded hard to see things nicely
TierZoo was incredibly good at seeing stuff for an 800, I'm really impressed
@@shimsmartialarts4099 🤦🏻
I'm a 600 and I also saw most of them, but it's easier if you aren't actually playing against someone. I know my problem is that I get tunnel vision and can only see like a fourth of the board at the time when I get nervous, so I miss normally easy to see stuff.
@@robinsuj Ineed to learn this game
I really want a whole series of this, this teaches so much more than anything else
It’s really sad when u play after watching this video and then nothing as shown happens😭
51:25 "Show how OP horses truly are" - Levy has PTSD flashback to when GM Hikaru wrecked him with 7 knights.
Oh 😲😲 do u know the lin of that video? 🧐😮
@@pedrochalaco1 ua-cam.com/video/fFcxXC50WJo/v-deo.html Start at 5:55
😂😂😂😂
@@pedrochalaco1 LIN
Levy - this was fantastic. Apart from the clear explanations, I really like the encouragement you offer and the confidence you give. Saying things like "you should be teaching me" or "we'll see you at the Candidates" is great; although it's obviously meant in jest, hearing things like that as a student can really give the serotonin spike that further motivates the learning process.
Great stuff.
Levy - this was fantastic. Apart from the clear explanations, I really like the encouragement you offer and the confidence you give. Saying things like "you should be teaching me" or "we'll see you at the Candidates" is great; although it's obviously meant in jest, hearing things like that as a student can really give the serotonin spike that further motivates the learning process.
Great stuff.
This was extremely informative. TierZoo was so attentive and you went through your reasoning very well. Thank you
Wow, I'm surprised I got through this entire hour and hardly even noticed. Thanks Levy. Brand new to chess and trying to get my brain up to speed. Your videos have been exceptionally helpful especially when working with beginners step-by-step. Awesome videos. Keep it up, man!
i love how he doesnt care about intros
he directly go to the game♥️
Levy, I've been really into chess the last month and have read lots of articles and watched countless instructional videos. Your videos are far and away the best I've come across. This one in particular was super helpful because TierZoo is about the same level as I am, so it almost felt like I was the one getting a private lesson. Thanks for all you've done for my game.
As someone who's never understood the intricacies of chess, this video was very informative! The way you described the thought process of beginner chess players is exactly how my thought process goes when playing chess. And then you start explaining all these little things and it just clicked in my head. I'm excited to try it out now!
I have watched & enjoyed many of your vids. But this is BY FAR my favorite, even though it's "beginner" stuff. I'm an intermediate, but I learned some good things here! You can tell a lot from how a person teaches an aprentice something they are an expert at. You are patient, thorough, creative, supportive, compassionate and passionate in your style and demeanor. But MOST importantly, there is a WARMTH in your teaching. Too many "experts" (chess & other skills) have a superior, condescending and sometimes even punitive edge to their delivery. What shines out to me here is your love for turning beginners on to the WONDERS of chess! My respect level for you Levy has just made a quantum leap! Thank You so much for this video!
Man you are amazing. I’m making coffe now, putting my headphones on, while i’m enjoying and learning at the same time watching this video. I wish you GM title soon :D
You've just described myself right now :D
While I'm early and you're still reading the comments, I want to say I love your content, it's the perfect combination of knowledge and charisma.
I would love to see a video with an example of opening theory that goes really deep into it. For example, when you're analysing a GM game you'd say "but that's just crazy theory". I would love to hear you explain how crazy it is. All the best!
Seconded! What really is "Theory"? When is it good? When is it bad? What's the other options?
I love this guy so much. I love how supportive he is. It may seem like he's just spreading out compliments for no reason but this actually helps a LOT for people learning to play chess. It makes them less afraid to play when they aren't that good yet, and makes them more confident. Plus he's teaching him what to do along the way, making him a better player. This is excellent teaching!!!
This was great! I've always had the issue of understanding WHY we make the opening moves we do. This helped so much to see the thought process and why we do what we do when we do it.
GothamChess is too cool a dude, he needs to be patched in the next update
I will notify this to the devs thanks for the info.
@@shezacuber6092 The next update gonna be Nuclear or climatic ? They don´t really post much about Outside anymore
Lol
@@isaquesevero4369 its really climatic,as they have released a restrain update on human players, climatic update makes more sense atleast to them and there can be a small nuclear update on the asian server as human players are having a quarrel over the terrain.^_^
@@isaquesevero4369 And you can contact devs directly if you have enough experience in playing different builds yourself and i really recommend squirrels they are really fun to play and if you like easy gameplay,in this update you can go for domestic feline and canine builds: )
As Mike Kummer always reminds me "ATTACK THE PIN", I like to think of it as building up the pressure rather than releasing it, quite often by attacking the pin you end up with situations that win material
you're exactly right as it becomes forcing for your opponent to give up the material. if you aren't gaining from taking a pin, adding pressure can often win in situations.
I just learned how to play chess. This video taught me I have noooooo idea what i'm doing. Thank you. Great video. I learned so much.
I'm so happy to have found your channel. I'm also happy that as an absolute neophyte I was able to discern quite a few correct moves in this game.
I learned so much in just this hour about defense, and the concept of checks, captures and attacks. Also, love the concept of the square!
I always find TierZoo collabing with the most unexpected channels
He sits at a really unique intersection in UA-cam. He’s an educational channel, but a large portion of his audience comes from the gaming side. He doesn’t squarely fit into may established categories, so he can collab with all sorts of people.
Humans are so good at the game of life that they play games within the game
Alien spotted
@@unnaturalatrophy5377 😂😂
Fucking philosopher over here
That's why I love videogames
Now imma throw in some questions; What if the game of life is a game played within a bigger game and/or what if us playing games are just our way forward in evolution?
Omg I want to share this with y'all. So me and my friend play chess and I've been continuously losing against him. So I searched up some beginning plays and found this channel. For the past few days I'm like "WAIT WHAT'S QXE6??? F2?? WHAT IS THAT????" and I learned some basic openings. So Today (after taking a break from chess) I played with him again and I FINALLY WON! AFTER LOSING 11 MATCHES OMG! I'm so happy!!!! Thank you!!!
P.S. In one of your old video you said "not to get tunnel vision and always check where is the opening and if I'm under attack" and that's what I used. AND WON!!! NEVER GET TUNNEL VISION DURING A GAME!
Levy - you are the best. I have been playing chess off and on since I was a kid (some 50 years ago) and this lesson has taught me more than any other UA-cam chess video. I'm looking forward to watching your other lessons. You are very good at explaining and a natural/excellent teacher. BRAVO!!!
Next TierZoo video:
"Are Queens OP?"
What does OP mean?
@@stinkdyr301 Over Powered
Ive recently started to encounter this opening and wasn’t quite sure how to handle it, glad that you uploaded this
such a great, supportive teacher!!!!! i love the positive reinforcement, making him move then going through the thoughts together, and in general this format ! very nice
Very interesting and helpful video. I'm watching this before getting into playing chess again to refresh everything a little bit. I think I am around the same level as tierzoo and it was really interesting to hear his thought process. The way you are teaching is really good in my opinion. Patient and also asking the right questions to let someone come up with their own ideas. Definitely going to subscribe and watch more of your video's. Keep it up!
It’s not just that Levy is as patient and as calm as a saint, it’s also that he genuinely enjoys when his students have a lightbulb moment. Sign of a natural born educator.
I learnt a lot from this. He's slightly above me in skill level, but i was still finding myself having a very similar thought process!
Since watching your videos, i'm constantly reminded of "tom keen" from the blacklist lol
Thanks for the video!
Thanks 🙏. Love your teaching method walking student through and then explaining and exploring reasons for the moves. It greatly helps with learning for players 🙌💯👍
Levy is a great teacher, patient and knows how to simplify complex aspects of the game. Glad to see you having success streaming and on youtube, you're helping bring new life to chess.
Great video gotham. I'm addicted to the sub battles but man they're painful. This was painless and more importantly fun and a great lesson
Even my 14-yr old son goes “this guy is a really good teacher”
Love this video! I felt like I benefited a lot because I was thinking very similar moves to what he was. Plus your teaching style really is what made it for me. Keep up the good work!
Great video!!! It was nice and very helpful to watch you teach someone.
*getting flashbacks to magnus trying to teach the rule of square but then revealing that he doesnt know it lol*
Man i went from 400 to 800 in 2 weeks just from studying your video’s, you’re awesome man. Really giving me a better fundamental understanding of the game
Please do more of this format, it is so fantastic, i learned so much
this might be the best/clearest beginner tutorial I've ever seen. I literally just got done figuring out these exact concepts on my own (in a much more convulited way) over the past couple weeks... if I would've seen this earlier I would've saved a lot of time
This was amazingly informative and entertaining Levy
Exactlyyyyy me too, Charlie got me into chess again . Played a lot when I was in elementary school. But when he beat xqc I got right back into it and all the creators
I love this style of video because you ask open ended questions and it gives the viewer time to also think about the answer. Great video, Subscribed.
Just found your channel. You're an absolutely amazing teacher. This is so valuable, thank you!
You da man Levy ! Thanks a lot for helping me improve my chess !! You're the best
Enjoyed every second of this! Amazing!
Bless the algorithm. This was my first introduction to your channel and I love these coach and trainee interaction vids. Please do more!
I just want to say I've watched several of your videos recently (YT algorithm ftw) and this video is what made me for sure subscribe. The way you are teaching is interesting and engaging to watch. I haven't even played chess for years, but I might start now. Thanks!
I love this video so much. Gothamchess is such a great teacher. As a fellow novice, I feel like I learnt a lot. It also just felt like chill hanging out with friends. I absolutely loved it.
We need more of these lessons/lectures. We have nothing else to do and this counts as learning 🤣
This vid also taught how NOT to stalemate(I'm newb).
Congratulations, this lesson format is just so illuminating. Highlighting the various thought processes, Student and Tutor, related to each move, both White & Black. Magic.
Awesome to see how your channel has grown, my man. Love your style of teaching. Thanks for all the great videos.
This is great content. It's nice to see someone of similar noob level getting walked through why certain moves are good or bad.
I'm new but am really enjoying your channel. While "technically" over 1000, I found a number of things in this video helpful, and really liked how you tested TZ after explaining concepts. Felt like a real teachable moment. I missed the Knight could take with check on e4 as well. Looking forward to watching the rest of your lessons and learning to finally abuse Nelson in games.
Ooooh boy, did enjoy this video! This was one of the must teaching vídeos for me.
I definitely share lots of the thinking process from him, I'm really new at studying chess so I felt like you were talking to me, thanks for the great content as always l, shoutouts from Nicaragua
I really enjoyed the pacing of this video, it gave me sufficient time to digest and understand the ideas presented. Don't listen to the hater Levy, keep it up :)
Omg, I had never heard of the square... This will save me so much time!
Youre an absolute great teacher for those who just want to start chess like me. the more u talk gives me sort of comfortability in listening. as beginner it helps me to understand easier bcs i am always hooked up when u are doing in that kind way of teaching. Im on my way to ur 2nd lesson. Thank you so much ❤️
Very nice to follow these sequences with you, very usefull. Thanks for the vid and all the best!
kind of strange to me to see that pinned comment but - wanted to "counter" it (lol) by saying this was enormously useful and i really appreciated being able to eavesdrop on this lesson. i only know how i should be developing my pieces and this gave me a ton to think about. thank you!
You've just started showing up in recommended for me. Bless the algorithm.
Love your vids. Thanks for sharing all of the insights and lessons. You rock. Thanks again!
one of my two favourite UA-camrs that I didn't ever expect to Collab, but they did, and it's great. Like this Collab is just exactly perfect. It's so unexpected, but just works out so well.
And they also mentioned Charlie, omg this is just the best
I gotta remember that “check, capture, attack” mantra, because I also fall victim to the mindset of, “well let’s get some other pieces in the game.”
I also really like “the middle game is where chess is beautiful.” Although that one’s more because the middle game is the only part of my game that’s any good.
I feel like beginning and end are more formulaic, like the steps are already planned out. Middle game is where the chaos lives. (I also suck at chess, so this might be off the mark, but this is what I see)
For me its different, my middle game and my openings are trash but my endgame is something I'm extremely proud of.
I was sad he dismissed Nb5 when he first started trying to finish the fried liver game. It gets taken by the pawn on c6, but the Rc1# and the only way black can avoid forced mate right away is to sacrifice the queen on C6.
I just love the way you teach stuff! You're patient, you listen, you use positive reinforcement, you make chess fun and that's amazing!! Cheers to you, Levi!
This is an amazing video, thank you so much, im trying to learn chess and this made me see all the beginner concepts in action. Great content!
gimme the tierlist for beginners!
the algorithm is recognizing gothamchess I'm glad that this was in my recommendations :)
Love this type of content, its fun, accesible and i learned a lot with it! Thx, Keep it coming
Just started and subbed thanks for the tips!!!
Love this- my first sub to a chess channel:)
These colabs are just getting WAYTOODANK.
That was fascinating; I really enjoyed that! Are there any more videos like this? There should be!
this is my first time watching a full 1 hour video of such thing keep it up
Whoa how can I sign up for one of these 1 on 1 sessions with Levy? I'm kind of stuck at 1200 Elo and I dont really know how to improve
Stop playing