Exactly. The intro stare is fun, but the stare of anguish is hilarious.

Fact.

Gotham said the music on my page is trash

@@eg8049 is this a ploy? Is your music the best ever?

BRO IS SANS WTF

It wouldve actually worked if he committed with it

And then stop checking when you have M1 on the board))))

Chess players trying to get a girlfriend strategy

Sometimes I resort to this when ever I get low on time

@@MrGregnsk54 i think this might be scripted by person who sent this 😬

It a way it was a joke indeed.

White: Yup. And here's the punchline. Kh2.

This deserves more like 😂

I don't get it

@@moonfade7651 it’s a “walks into a bar” joke

Same man

​@@MrsLangue sad

that was me, pay up and ill react

3 dollars and i gotchu

@@mvp_plus2738 I'll give you 56 cents and a McChicken

Raising the floor is most definitely doing tactics

raising the floor is studying

raising the floor is raising the ceiling of the guy who lives under me

Puzzles are important too

Well, you can only get as far as your level for every stage of the game: While playing a new account, I noticed some players rated lower than my actual rating would give me a decent fight during the opening and middle game, but crumble in the endgame for example. Sometimes, they'd have a decent position or a winning endgame and I would kick their ass easily because they have no idea what they're doing. Because my floor is higher than theirs over the end game, and they make the last mistake(s).. So to raise your floor, for the beginners out there: 1/ Practice and master one opening with black, and one with white. Just one for each. Play only those until you know every main variation and can play them on auto-pilot. Every time an opponent play a tricky move that changed the game and surprised you early on during the opening, just study the correct move sequence to respond to that for the next time you face that move. For example, I play the London System. Got tricked one or two times with the England Gambit (very aggressive response for black, with lots of traps). I learn the exact move sequence to respond to it, and after move 7-8 my opponents are doomed and start blundering all over the place or resign because they haven't studied it that far and are usually winning at that point. I love when they play it, I almost pre-move the counter-moves, and I watch them get super hesitating with their moves, and play slower and slower, realizing that I know their tricks so well it takes me a quarter of a second to play each move. It's like I can feel the smile on their face when I play the London and they prepare their "super trap". And I'm like "Uno reverse card". So they panic and have a worse position, just because I know my opening better than them. And I have more time because I know it on auto-pilot, which gives me an advantage later on. Just the psychological advantage of knowing your opening inside and out will give your more confidence in your game, and allow you to progress more easily. 2/ Do tactics for the middle game. A LOT OF THEM. Learn chess principles (King Safety, Bishops vs Knight in close/open positions, light square and dark square bishops vs the pawn structures of the game, take the open files with your rooks, etc). 3/ Know the classic endgames, especially the two-rooks one. 4/ Play slower time controls (10 minutes with no increment for instance), and analyze the games afterward for a minute. Just to know when you lost the advantage, the key moments.

How do you send levy a game

@@KolliOde what’s his email name

@@FUnnyReddits716 your games are trash and not entertaining, save everyone their time and don’t send anyone your crappy games

I see twitter and discord links on his youtube channel About page, trying contacting him through those?

@@brkh96 ok thanks

Sagar's little bro was taking over for him whilst he went AFK. It makes more sense than 1 person playing. Unless he had split personality disorder.

​@@adamgarner4149 it does indeed makes sense 😂

⬇️ the extra like button for those who won‘t destroy a beautiful number

Power to the pawns!

Makes sence, when Levy said, that you can be 1000 in one moment and 200 in another moment. I myself am preatty bad at openings, because are so many of them and I dont know how to play them well, while I got my aggresive opening myself, so typically my opponent can get the advantage in start with better openings, but as we have went 20 moves forward. The game becomes more complicated and so I do then become more confident, when then in more complicated situation I tend to be better, than my opponent and im preatty good at spoting mates, while sometims I have missed them.

This indian guy has learned to do proper opening in start of the game, so thats why did so well in the start of the game, but then is complete dogshite at finding the mate and it looks like he does not care anymore to find the mate, when just wants to defend from now on, while its still mate in one.😂

u r geh

A decent number of 700 players are 1100 players whose brains occasionally turn back into pumpkins at poor times, it's really amazing what little but consistent checks can do

it was editors text saying we need to make video longer (Pun Intended)

It's part of his video-making style to not edit videos.

@@MrBenten11111 he doesnt have an editor...

@@MrBenten11111his vids are like 20 mins long he doesn't need too

​@@vukvla2046 r/woooosh

You know, I'm a very, very casual player and I think I know what could be going on. If I'm winning, I have a real hard time just fining the easies mate or what ever, I may see five of them and calculate and then suddenly get lost and mix something up and want to make it beautiful and forced and then suddenly I've fucked it up. :D

Not a chess player, but if you feel like you're in a winning position, you can get tunnel vision with your end goal (in this case, a particular checkmate pattern) and lose sight of other possibilities. At that point, if things start getting in the way of that goal, you don't even think about taking a different course - you focus on removing those obstacles, whether real or imagined.

​​@@hecatommyriagon655f you are up on material, you would accept any trades with opponent because you will always win, but Sagar just be like "Hmm yes yes, move my king and pawn for no reason"

500 here. One time somebody gambited their knight & took my bishop, and I played a counter gambit that was very likely rated super low by the bot, but still worked because were both ~500’s. Whenever it all ended, I had taken a knight, a rook, a bishop, and a queen, but then I immediately blundered my last rook & had to rely on pawns afterwards. Very wild game there. I just made a move without thinking, you know?

​@@hecatommyriagon655are u the gm sagar in this video

Unless you get checkmated and are down a pawn in which case, you're trash.

Words to live by

@@einbenutzenderbenutzer truly inspiring

“Unless you’re down a pawn and checkmated” -Levy 2023

@@henry4240 "in which case you're just trash." - Levy 2023

Go away Yeaman

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/isV4fsp8psXej58.html you have to know this

@YeaMan noooo

@TikTok User 😂

@TikTokUser397 yo what did he just say 💀💀💀

Go away Yeaman

​@@aldocort3418 bot

@@vojinthebrawler6694 it's a good bot tho

@YeaMan oh no it begun

lame as hell

boring

Go away Yeaman

​@@aldocort3418 bot

​@TikTok User Wtf??

U r 100 elo

As a 600, the guy probably fell asleep after the game.

Whites pawn G 3 stole my soul

Not even a "Get outta here".

I agree, yet the way he can do a video without editing seems like it keeps it simple enough for daily content.

@@TheCraftKnight He us such a good talker… =]

​@@ColinTimmins For sure, he always finds a way to keep us engaged all throughout

This comment is on point. Self-care Levy. We care about you buddy! Love the videos.

Where is yeaman

like giving people heart attacks

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He stared into the eyes of Chessthulhu and became one with the madness.

That no no could be used in so many ways lol, reminds me of no no no wait wait wait

Bout to clip those Edit:clipped and shipped it, just gonna wait for someone to edit them

@YeaMan he lied

fucking lame

Yeah he was staring right at me 😂

lame as hell

@@drownedcreation :( im gonna cry. my feelings are shattered into oblivion

​@@ezrastewart543 Here's a cookie 🍪

@@ezrastewart543 you should cry, honestly. You're fucking lame.

@@drownedcreation can we arrange a time and date for me to cry most efficiently, i dont wanna just cry for no reason

White's Queen came down from f6 to block the promoted queen along the 1 rank (the only legal move available).

Listen. There have been many winning moments I’ve missed because they were complicated and involved multiple steps to actually get to the winning position. Checkmate in 1 with a Bishop, Queen, and a Rook surrounding the enemy king giving him zero possible moves isnt one of those things. :p LOL But I am also glad he found his footing and recovered after this one.

Hell, I'm well into the k's and I've made some really stupid mistakes (not this stupid, though). Generally I realise it a few minutes after the game ends and have an "oh fuck!" moment... so you don't have to be a 600.

I think imaginary elo is just some variants

it's finally here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/isV4fsp8psXej58.html

@YeaMan nooo

Truly*

HOW MANY BOTS CAN THERE BE

Agreed. 10/10

Go away Yeaman

​@@aldocort3418 bot

lmao honestly? kzfaq.info/get/bejne/isV4fsp8psXej58.html

also; 10/10 stare

Good looking my friend

@@communistcaty8193 You got it bro! looking forward!!

To be fair, I think Levy's expression sums up all our opinions on that final, glorious blunder better than words.