You should've included "Bing, bang boom" and "takes, takes, takes"

“When u blunder ur queen for a bishop, that’s not a sacrifice”... I’ve never felt so called out in a Levy video

KZfaq Gotham is so wholesome but twitch Gotham is savage and calls you trash. I love both.

If Juicer is not on this list, we riot.

Unwatchable, he didn't go over juicers

Uninstructive video, didn't go over wooden shield

I better see ice skater, fossil, wooden shield, throbbing checkmate and queen's trifecta in this video

You forgot "Danger Levels." Some noob on Twitch has been pushing it. You should probably make a video about it.

I left immediately after term 30, so disappointed that you would try to clickbait me into learning 31 chess terms

I’m very familiar with “blunder” 😔

0:30 Opening 0:43 Theory 0:54 Rap God 1:04 Novelty 1:27 Gambit 1:44 End Game 2:23 Fortress 2:47 Middlegame 3:02 Piece Activity 3:24 Advantage/space 4:19 Attack 4:48 Pawnstorms 5:18 Counter Play 5:35 Sacrifice 6:35 Threat 7:09 Weakness 7:43 Battery 8:11 Rook Lift 8:43 Tactics 9:10 Tempo 9:43 Dynamic 10:12 Positional Play 10:23 Closed Position 10:50 Open Position 11:06 Blockade 11:45 Complex 12:23 Outpost 13:00 Initiative 14:20 Trades/Exchanges 15:16 Compensation 16:07 Pawn Structure (Please watch the entire video if you want to get better at chess, this is if you already know the basic ones or want to go back to specific ones)

Sorry Levy, but you forgot one of the most important chess term, “pawn cube”!If you get one then you are guaranteed to win! 😁

“And it is in this position that we have a completely new game” or “takes, takes, takes”

Me: ''Yeah I Know these words!'' Levy: ''Zugzwang'' Oh..

31 terms?! This is outrageous! I clicked on this video under the assumption that there would be 30, but you betrayed my trust and gave me 31! How dare you!

"If, for example, White lost a queen on the net move, that might be a novelty" Nope, just another game for me :)

This guy really won me over. Dedication, humility, skill and a touch of charming sarcasm. You inspire me bro. Thank you for your work. You’re a good man. I wish you all the best from the other side of the world.

0:54 TOP 10 rappers that eminem fear to diss

Bing, Bang, Boom: A sequence of moves that involves trading and taking opponent pieces, sometimes can be played theoretically, but most of the time grants the user psychological advantage.

My favorite chess term is "uh oh"

“The more you memorize, the better of an advantage you have” Bobby Fischer: *angry noises*

“You’ve been clickbaited”😂

How could you forget Wooden Shield!

0:55 Eminem’s been real quiet since Levy recited that

Woah, 31 terms? We got extra content!

Eminem rapping about Chess in a nutshell: 0:55

“there’s actually 31 terms. you’ve been clickbaited” unsubscribed. unfollowed. reported. banned. muted. cancelled. i’m calling the police

"Always there's a winner and a loser" Anish Giri - *Am I a Joke to You?*

Technically it’s possible to get a queen queen battery and a bishop bishop battery

How to sound smart: I play the Sicillian

0:52 man dropped bars

Hey Levy, totally loves your content. This is definitely one of your best videos and loved the way you presented ✌🏻

wait until some elderly from europe suddenly hits you with >Zugzwang >Zwischenzug >Alekhine's Gun and more confusing af terms.

0:55 levy the chess rap god🔥😂

Great vid, this vid makes me review better/ gain more info too look at/helps give broader things to look at from a singular vod review, increasing amount of what i learn type of vid

The only chess term I refuse to be acquainted with is "resignation"

I almost disliked, where is the "tickle tickle", "throbbing checkmate" and "Juicer"?

Terms you could have defined: Material; Value/Evaluate; Develop; Open File

You may have mentioned it, but I would really appreciate a video on common tactics (both in middle game and end game). Awesome video and I love you channel! Keep up the amazing content!

What a nice video, thanks man. Keep em coming !

Hello Levy, you're my best teacher in chess❤️

Woah the opening part was like a rap

Great video! I love the more general content as its more helpful for improvement than vids on specific openings. Are you going to do more endgame videos?

I would love for you to create more of these videos, I find them very educational and useful.

Gotham : "This is gonna be an easy and digestible content" Also gotham : 0:55

Gotham we need the next episode of guess the elo asap

this was great, love these more general ones :D honestly love everything you make tho

Loved this, I'd love another one of these if possible

Sent this to my partner so I can subject him to more of me talking about chess, thanks!

I was expecting 15 times "danger levels"

I love videos like this keep them coming Recaps are awesome but this is great just to keep it in the front of my mind

Hey Levy, I’m a new sub but loving your content! Keep up the good work!

An actual GothamChess video that popped up in my notification feed? Well done KZfaq

I didn’t blunder my queen i sacrificed for more space

Really good content. I'd like to see a video on castling / king safety.. Eg, when is queen side castles better , when not to castle and situations where you protect the King in creative ways when castling is illegal

Very comprehensive and fun to watch video. Thank you Levy 😊

I already know all of these why am I watching this I should be doing school work

where's "missed mate in 1"

Oh my god Gotham THANK YOU. You are a content machine and easily the most helpful chess channel. Keep it up

While kingside attacks can be very fun, I usually have trouble when such an attack is not possible. A video on attacks in the centre and in the queenside could be nice.

When “Danger Levels” wasn’t on the list: 😳

This is what you call a "video." A man, a person called a "teacher," tells you things about the game.

Love your videos brother!! Keep them coming

This is a very helpful video for beginners. Thank you for making great content.

0:26 youtubers always click baiting for views

How about: "Stupid ideas, that might just work"

In my opinion, endgame begins when one of the kings (or both) can start playing active attacking role. Doesn't need to actually do it, but he can. In the middle game, the king is generally defended and other pieces are attacking. At least for me, it's easier to recognize this than guessing by the number of pieces.

Finally the kind of videos I subscribed for thank you levy

haven’t watched the video yet but am assuming “en passant” makes an appearance

Chess term 30-Compensation and Pawn structure 😂😂 So,31 terms

Thank you! When we listen to live commentary it’s sometimes (always) hard to follow but this is a great starter

Thanks Levy, you're a prince! Love the vid. Delving deeper into trades and attack types would be excellenntttt!

Takes, takes, takes takes takes, takes and then takes and check and takes abs mate Explain this shit levy!

I STG if the 31st term isn't "Juicer"... Riots in the streets.

Good video, the language of a game is important to understanding it. I think it'd be interesting to gather the 'abstract' chess rules that people like to mention; 'always take toward the center', and break those down. When to follow it, when not to follow it, what ELO ranges the rules are most important in, and at what level players should shy away from the abstract term to learn the more nuanced ideas.

Loved this, do you have any videos on puzzles? (how to solve, ways to think etc.)

Brilliant Move: the thing I never get. ;-;

Me as a german seeing a german word in a thumbnail feels weird

Yo I’m an aspiring chess player and ur vids rlly help me. Love ur channel and hope u keep growing!

Love the content, as always - any plans for a video on tactics?

The last time I was this early my wife got angry

I would be the one who writes the first hate comment in this video. "Hate Comment"

Hi Gotham, love your style of teaching. I’ve learned practically everything from your videos and chess.com. I would love to see a video where you can just walk through a few games with your thought process. I’ve seen a few from you but I mean something more basic. I’m at a point where I know an opening, some tactics and have a weak end game. When playing I feel like there are just so many ways to think about a move. Meaning: Do I defend, attack, set-up, trade, advance, gain the center, count the attackers, etc. That’s chess I understand but it seems to me like the basics and then some lore practice and reading can help someone like me put it together. There are strong gaps in my play that I think needs some “Basics” attention. I’ve had games where I beat a 1400 bot but lose to an 800 bot exemplifying my gaps. Playing live chess against friends over a board I rarely ever win. That’s another suggestion, can you help look at an over the board game? It’s much harder to see the pieces and figure out what to do. On a screen where it’s at the top to bottom angle it’s much easier. Thank you much for your effort a d great content, much appreciated.

I was just thinking about Levy mentioning he was making a chess terms video, and here it is, as instructive as I knew it would be!

why did you turn off likes and dislikes

Disliked because he didn’t include blunder and juicer... simply unwatchable

love these type of videos. all content no fluff

What a gosh plum treat this was. Honestly, more terms, more about tournaments, ratings, kinds of players, just more about the chess world. Really nice getting cozy into it.

Insta-dislike, I came for 30 chess terms, you gave me 31. Clickbait scam

Your videos are really instructive and very entertaining to follow. Found you from Samay's stream and subscribed still now....best entertaining chess videos.....after Samay...:)

Great! I learned "Complex" and "Initiative" from this.

“When u blunder ur queen for a bishop, that’s not a sacrifice” OMG HE'S TALKING ABOUT ME GOTHAM CHESS KNOWS ME

Hi Levy, ty for the content, helps me a lot. And I also have an idea for vid, maybe you’ll do some explanation on how to improve chess visualization skill, to count moves not only with arrows, but in your mind as well🤔

Hi Levi please do a video about the center play, how to fight for the center, what center control really means as well as how all this works and everything around that, thank you?

For your next general information video, can discuss over the board tournament etiquette? Things like "don't offer a draw during your opponent's move" and other smaller details?

Levy amazing video!!!! Very Instructive !!!!

Thanks so much! I've been tryibg to get into chess but I don't understand most terms

Thank you Levy for the effort you put into the videos.

Thnx lewy Very helpful video for a beginner like me

Awesome video. Learned a lot from this one