You can't just randomly sacrifice things. You need to calculate all the possible variations after that, every one of them, don't miss out, if you did, then your opponent might take advantage of it, and after everything's done and the outcome is favourable to you, go for it
Well, I guess you can. I would probably not see this myself, but come on, there is an unattended pawn on 6th line, a higher ranked player should not be blinded by his intention of grabbing the rook first 🙃
As I can remember, the old masters of chess had played often in the Drunkard Chess Fu style. This might be the cause of many "evergreen" games. Naturally, not everyone was a drunkard at that time. Many times, the cause was simply a random idea, based on the ad hominem method: "most of opponents will ruin the better position at all". But this way is double-edged and very risky. Other games I can remember based on pre-analised "in-the- club " variations, those were dubious and depended on the actual opponents' bad luck. This way often drove to self-destruction.
@@booth11201also, you have to remember instantaneous communication was not available. It's not like every GM and IM got updated of some new opening or trap the day it happened. Especially those overseas. It's very likely that the GM could have asked his regional/local opponents to keep hush hush about it until after he got a chance to attempt it at a major event
@@ObservationofLimitslol every GM receiving an ominous text message from a shadowy chess organisation like when a contract goes out in a John Wick movie.
And then you realize how crazy the top chess players are when the playing who is currently playing white in the video with brilliant play( GM Nijat Abasov) was just the punching bag against the top players in the candidates.
Guys, he is jsut saying that it's a 90 minute game, to emphasize that it is a CLASSICAL game. Highlighting the fact that both players had A LOT OF TIME TO think of their moves. Note "It wasn't a bullet game" so as to dismiss the fact of this being something that just occured out of playing quickly.
@@tylindell927his phrasing was terrible. He should not have said 90-minute game of chess. That is interpreted as the game took 90 minutes. He should have said "90-minute chess game" which would have at least been more implicative that it was a game with 90-minute limit rather than a game that *took* 90 minutes. Or, even better, he should have said the actual time it took.
@@timothy9087 but that means that the position at the 7th move was not a forced loss, so black didn't lose in 7 moves, they lost in 12. Clickbait title.
Wtf? There is no chance that the opponent is a grandmaster . He should have either withdrawn the queen or should have moved parallel . That doesn't make any sense...
@@cman101892 This. You can get tunnel vision and if he was thinking of possible moves following after that, he likely tought to be just a rook trade from which nothing would come out of.
that doesn't help, if you move the rook back, the knight is blocking the rook from defending the promotion square. It's just mate in one if the rook moves back, instead of mate in two with moving the knight.
No matter what, THHE ROOOK. Both rooks were sacrificed
True!
4k likes and 1 reply ill fix that
5k likes and 2 reply let me..
Aah wait why should I fix that😊
frr
6.4k likes and 4 reply seems cool
Bro was not even playing against a human, he straight up fought stockfish 💀
496 likes with no comments then I will comment.
I edited this comment since you guys were so cringed of "496 likes with no comments? Let me fix that."
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@@imabonker1660 Cringe
@@imabonker1660no one cares
Unexpectedly, an opening trap was invented in this game.
Name?
@@999Remi la inflacion de sonique - 34
@@ivankopernika536 lmao wth
@@ivankopernika536 Nah tf due omg💀💀💀
@@ivankopernika536 I'm going to search the english translation up real quickly 😊😊😊
This GM who lost in seven moved probably made it into a guess the Elo video…
The title is actually fake if you watch the whole video. He didn’t actually take the rook
@@Malxsep I know, I watched it. He was dead lost at that point is what gothamchess meant.
@@Malxsep it means you are playing in losing situation, not defeated in 7 moves. Its common chess term
@@Malxsep no he just demonstrated what would happen if black didn't resign
Nowhere in the title does it mention the rook.
when i try to do fancy sacrifice like this it usually don't go well
You can't just randomly sacrifice things. You need to calculate all the possible variations after that, every one of them, don't miss out, if you did, then your opponent might take advantage of it, and after everything's done and the outcome is favourable to you, go for it
@@Sam-uq5gt valid advice but the guy was joking
You don't make random sacrifices under the influence of the moment to make a fancy move bro .. they are well calculated
Me too. Although I didn't randomly sac my queen but I just didn't calculate it well
@@Sam-uq5gtnot everyone plays an hour long game sometimes you just go for it so you don't lose on time
This was so nasty I had to take a shower after.
lmaooo
Loooool
😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Ayo goated
Dude sacrificed his rook to tribute summon a queen
And then he attacked his life points directly, Yugi-boy
Rook eyes!
My grandpa's deck has no pathetic cards!
@@thatstranger6114😂😂😂😂
The FLYING MYTHICAL BEAST MONSTER
I realize that I get more excited about watching someone else get even more excited about something I have very little knowledge in.
Yes
He said it.
He fkin' said it!
He said the thing
He did say it
Wha-
Wha did he say?
@@avichaltrivedi7the epik thing
"how many times have you watched this?"
me: "yes"
And yet I can't pull it off. Lol
Me too
You know you're dead when your opponent start sacrificing his rooks
Or your opponent gives a chance his/her imagination too colorfully. In this case, you can search the path to make a tie or to win.
omae wa mou shindeiru
LMAO
Bro played 9/11 Gambit
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🔥🔥🔥🔥
Nah bro u can't blame him for missing that 💀💀💀
Apparently this opening trap was brand new and was legit invented this game, so it sorta makes sense that the GM didn't see it
Well, I guess you can. I would probably not see this myself, but come on, there is an unattended pawn on 6th line, a higher ranked player should not be blinded by his intention of grabbing the rook first 🙃
@@tonik289 calm down 400 elo guy, first stop blundring your queen in one move then talk
@@joshjosh6821 i just started playing and you chess snob make me hate it already
@@joshjosh6821Calm down 69 elo guy, stop blundering your king on move 1 and then you can talk
When an undercover assasin must reach the king at all costs
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Nobody was undercover here
@@IrDaNoobKing the pawn was undercover, I think that’s the joke
@@Sarah-uj4hv but it was right there in the open the whole time
@@IrDaNoobKing it was a queen disguised as a pawn!
here we go again
I think it’s crazy that the knight to e5 at the beginning of the match is what really locks it down. It makes the queen protected.
if a GM lost in 7 moves i will go to his house and say this
"how"
Everyone has a bad day I guess lol
It's acceptable he was sleeping maybe, cause gm cannot losse if he give his attention unwavering
And he will say “who the fuck are you and why are you at my house”
I love that the word "how" is given without a question mark, like it's an emphatic statement rather than a question 😅👌
This is an exact example of winning a war lossing all the battles
Exactly
This is FABI VS FIRUZJA
SPEED CHESS CHAMPIONSHIP 2024
as a rook, i can confirm he sacced me for absolutely no fucking reason
I have no idea how to play chess or what happened in this video but this made me lol
@@Gibran1517
bruh i have no idea what did i write maybe i commented on the wrong vid idk
There was a reason to sacrifice the rook
Yep, gotta clear the row for the new queen
The grandmaster actually saw the sacrifice in the game and did not lose in 7 moves. These grandmasters are crazy!
No in the original opening trap. It is now a known tra by GMs but it has been seen at GM play before.
As I can remember, the old masters of chess had played often in the Drunkard Chess Fu style. This might be the cause of many "evergreen" games.
Naturally, not everyone was a drunkard at that time.
Many times, the cause was simply a random idea, based on the ad hominem method: "most of opponents will ruin the better position at all". But this way is double-edged and very risky.
Other games I can remember based on pre-analised "in-the- club " variations, those were dubious and depended on the actual opponents' bad luck.
This way often drove to self-destruction.
@@booth11201pre-analised... I think you mean pre-analyzed. Your word.. uh... Means something else
@@booth11201also, you have to remember instantaneous communication was not available. It's not like every GM and IM got updated of some new opening or trap the day it happened. Especially those overseas.
It's very likely that the GM could have asked his regional/local opponents to keep hush hush about it until after he got a chance to attempt it at a major event
@@ObservationofLimitslol every GM receiving an ominous text message from a shadowy chess organisation like when a contract goes out in a John Wick movie.
And black sacrificed THE KINGGGGG
WHAT A BRILLIANT MOVE!!!!
I'll bet the grandmasters didn't see that one coming!
Bro made a blunder squared
Gotta hurt when your loss is quick enough to get roasted in a CZcams Short
That pawn lived its best life, just charged through the battlefield and took out the king. Minimal casualties on either side.
Sacrificing a rook is levys paradise lmao
When you focus on taking pieces instead of the bigger picture
I think that grandmaster woke up in cold sweats for the next month .
''and he sacrifice DA ROOOOOOK''
And he sacrificed... THE ROOK!
Edit: wtf, why does this have nearly 1k likes?
Edit 2: Mother dear, I have achieved fame!
Haven't heard that in a while, felt good
and he sacriced... THE ORIGINALITY
@Under Communism, Even Illness Becomes Wellness Sacriced :)
Bro he sacrificed... THE ROOKS!
@@SeemaGupta-ob5pe True
The checkmate could have been avoided IF BLACK PLAYED E6 WHILE WHITE'S PAWN WAS ON C7
He was just busy protecting against the mate in 63 moves
he sacrificed THE ROOOK
You rarely get this type of chance to develop the game until this stage.
Gm be like: Im only human afterall don't put the blame on me🔊
Bro fr made his own opening 💀
What do we call this
The grand master gambit
The double rook 😂
Beyond incredible
Killed rook?
Kamikaze rook?
The Krooks Gambit
"I dont wanna play anymore"
I see what he did , he put all of his resources to that pawn , like a businessman risking investment 😅😂
That would have made for a very good guess the elo episode 😂
Earlier today I discovered a Queen Sacrifice Checkmate, and then I misclicked... I'm so mad, I won the game but still
Alireza just lost to Fabi this exact way
yes
I refuse to think that a GM played this
Levy was right all along. Sac the rook in two moves and win
Nijat Abasov♥️♥️🇦🇿
❤❤
All his videos just make you want to play chess
THEN YOU FALL TO IT?
That was the craziest play I’ve seen so far
The evaluation bar didn’t go up until black took the rook
Whenever he screams out a pieces name when it’s sacraficed I get my daily dose of confidence
hey congrats for being the best chess streamer
He's the most popular...best is a matter of opinion.
Oh wow it was an actual mate in 7. I was expecting resignation in 7 moves because he saw he would be mated in 18.
He can choose not to capture your rook with his.
Then he sacreficed, THE ROOOOOOOKK
12* Moves
He's saying that the game was unsaveable after the 7th move, meaning he "lost the game" on the 7th move. Not that the game literally ended there
And then you realize how crazy the top chess players are when the playing who is currently playing white in the video with brilliant play( GM Nijat Abasov) was just the punching bag against the top players in the candidates.
I've never understood levys random omg's until I started solving 2400 puzzles lmao
7 moves in 90 minutes?
Did they take a nap?
Guys, he is jsut saying that it's a 90 minute game, to emphasize that it is a CLASSICAL game. Highlighting the fact that both players had A LOT OF TIME TO think of their moves. Note "It wasn't a bullet game" so as to dismiss the fact of this being something that just occured out of playing quickly.
Did u not listen to what he said? Are u half deaf or sum?
They were playing via carrier pigeon and telegraph
@@tylindell927his phrasing was terrible. He should not have said 90-minute game of chess. That is interpreted as the game took 90 minutes. He should have said "90-minute chess game" which would have at least been more implicative that it was a game with 90-minute limit rather than a game that *took* 90 minutes.
Or, even better, he should have said the actual time it took.
@@ObservationofLimits He explained it clearly. I guess it needed to be spelled out for some people.
I remember a world champion getting mated in just 8 moves. If my memory serves right, his name is Magnus Carlsen (or something like that)
Moves or some context please?
@@JessicaMorgani I'm pretty sure the game he is thinking of was a bullet game vs Supi. If I'm remembering correctly, Magnus pre-moved and hung mate
Everything looks good on TV in slo-mo.
It doesn't work in real life.
If a gm losing like this is shocking to you, wait till you hear about the alireza vs fabi game 😂
Not to brag, but I can also lose a game in 7 moves.
woww i love 0:22
He'll never be as good as Magnus losing to Hans losing in 2 moves
losing in under 10 moves sucks makes you feel like you should never play again
What about black pawn e6?
Yeah it's possible, but you're so much down in material it's lost anyway. Especially at a GM level
@@timothy9087 but that means that the position at the 7th move was not a forced loss, so black didn't lose in 7 moves, they lost in 12. Clickbait title.
@@Jammonstrald clickbait titles are everywhere and it's annoying, but it works for engagement.
A 90 minute game consisting of 7 moves? All I can think of is 2 of the sloths from zootopia lol
Thank you for getting me back into chess after nearly a decade of not playing
Bro could’ve just taken the pawn
Top 10 GMs would never fall into that
Who said it was a top 10 GM lol?
"Perfect loop doesn't exis-"
he sacraficed the roooooooooooook
I don't know what's rarer, a GM losing a game in 7 moves or a promotion happening in 7 moves?
If I was that GM I would retire.
I would create an opening or retired
Wtf? There is no chance that the opponent is a grandmaster . He should have either withdrawn the queen or should have moved parallel . That doesn't make any sense...
Sometimes you let your guard down and get tunnel vision
@@cman101892 This.
You can get tunnel vision and if he was thinking of possible moves following after that, he likely tought to be just a rook trade from which nothing would come out of.
Hey, could he not have just… put the rook back to its starting position?
Thats mad funny. AND YOU SACRAFICE THE ROOK!!!
He didn't sacrifice the rook once he sacrificed it TWICE
So Levi is teaching us to sack our rooks. Got it.
My dear opponents at 800 ratings bypassing every logical excellent possible move and taking the pawn without taking the queen... 😂😂😂
This is why chess is so much like fighting if something seems to open it's like that for a reason
It was a sacrifice in the sense it summoned a Queen from the underworld
That no Pawn, That a HitMan.
I love it when he says THE ROOK!!!
Doesn't get any more cheeky than this.
Levy all days:
Search for ROOOOOOOOK sacrifices. 😂
can we say in that case it was best to capture that pawn sacrificing the black rook
Black has to move the Knight?
Surely that's a lost cause.
and then im like THE ROOOOK
He did the thing
Me:plays agianst GM me resigns
Your got your award because you worked your ass off on all these videos. I see you bro.
Bro knew what was going to happend and still gets shocked🤯🤯
Dude sacrificed his rook to sacrifice his other rook.
This was so freaking dirty , my god
90 minutes to think and still loses that quick 💀
THE ROOOOOOK
That's a darn brilliant exchange!
You know its too late when someone sacrifices THE ROOOOOK.
And he sacrificied th rooooooooock!
He could have just put that rook back in place
that doesn't help, if you move the rook back, the knight is blocking the rook from defending the promotion square. It's just mate in one if the rook moves back, instead of mate in two with moving the knight.
thE ROOK!