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0:00 Intro
0:55 Learn The Moves
11:05 The Game
1. e4 e5 (1... c5 2. Nc3 d6 (2... Nc6 3. Bb5 g6 4. Bxc6 bxc6 5. d3 Bg7 6. f4 d6 7. Nf3 Nf6 8. O-O O-O 9. Qe1) 3. d4 cxd4 4. Qxd4 Nc6 5. Qd2) (1... c6 2. Nc3 d5 3. Qf3 dxe4 4. Nxe4 Nf6 5. Bc4 e6 6. Ne2 Nxe4 7. Qxe4 Nd7 8. d4 Nf6 9. Qf3 Bd6 10. O-O O-O 11. Bg5) (1... e6 2. d4 d5 3. e5 c5 4. Qg4 cxd4 5. Nf3 Nc6 6. Bd3 Qc7 7. Bf4 Nge7 8. O-O Ng6 9. Bxg6 hxg6 10. Nbd2) 2. Qh5 Nc6 3. Bc4 g6 (3... Qf6 4. Nc3 Bc5 5. f4 exf4 (5... Qxf4 6. d4) 6. Qxc5) (3... Qe7 4. Nc3 Nf6) 4. Qf3 Nf6 (4... Qf6 5. Nc3 Qxf3 6. Nxf3 Nf6 7. Nb5 Bd6 8. d3 a6 9. Nxd6+ cxd6) 5. Ne2 Bg7 (5... d6) (5... Bc5 6. d3 d6 7. Bg5) 6. d3 O-O 7. Nbc3 d6 8. h3 (8. Bg5) 8... Be6 9. Be3 Bxc4 10. dxc4
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you are totaling selling yourself huh? You have been chess coach, no self-respecting coach teaches this to anyone
Pin of shame?
Pin of shame after 20 hours huh?
Late yet great pin of shame
great pin
S H A M E !!!
I taught this to my Dad who was 400 and he is now 600. I tried this as a 1500 and became a 1300.
Nice joke but fair, people prepare those moves now
Hikaru could probably take 2.Qh5 to 3k+
@@Jacob-bn9th yeah Stockfish only gives 2. Qh4 about -0.4, so it’s not actually that bad of an opening!
@@Jacob-bn9th much much better than 2. Ke2 for example
Your dad is SIX HUNDRED?! 😮🤩🎉
i love how passionate you are about teaching others chess, it really makes learning more fun
you must have been drinking evian water if you think that he do this for us and not for his ads ?
I personally love how passionate he is about staring into the void.
First top comment that’s not about the state I’ve seen in a while
Yes, after watching the video it motivated me to play more, and got this hilarious mid board pawn M8 iiOMir vs Narinjas - /live/game/69205773497
@@DiegoSanto-pw1ge I haven't seen any ads watching him
Thanks for the tactic levy! I was 900 and now i am 600!
xdd
Finally somebody who spells his name right
No but seriously, this works on people who play their first 10 games maybe.
@Chad 007 i bet this is some random ass advertising video link like from all these youtube bots.
@@mariuszpudzianowski8400 well yeah no shit
Thankyou for the advice Gotham!
I have gone from 1650 to 400!
🤣🤣🤣 funny aside it's actually good line to play even hikaru I catch him sometimes playing like this
400 factorial is an insanely large number
@@batuhanguner8103 bro needs the title of UGM - ultra grandmaster
@@batuhanguner8103 🤓
@@actual_garbage That's me lol
Me watching 21 minutes of levi explaining a 4 move mate as a 1600
the video just got uploaded 2 mins ago so how did you watch 21 minutes of it
1600’s may not fall for it, but they are bad enough for you to be fine despite an awkward opening
@@soulgamer9108 he didnt say he had watched it, he said he was watching it.
@@nivnavion as a 2000 I can confirm that as I climbed the ranks, I didn’t feel like I "got good", I just noticed that I was less bad than for example a 1600. I feel this keeps going until you’re Magnus 😂 and he is just a bit less bad than the top 10 players
Me watching it as a 2000
Gotham, thank you so much. I really mean it. I started as a beginner watching your channel and now im advanced/intermediate and I can tell myself that i’ve improved rapidly. Just watching your videos helps everyone and your an amazing teacher. I’ve been watching you for over a year now and I couldn’t be more thankful. Thank you Gotham.
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What do you consider advancedv
So after this video you became an advanced player?
@@tungstencubed8018 he said in general, don't be picky.
Same! Every since watching Gotham chess, I’ve got all the way to 1,100 elo! I started at 1,600
Igor Smirnov made a video 2 weeks ago on how to punish the 4 move checkmate and it's a great watch after this one to counter your friends who do this lol.
it's a good way to start to study theory. instead of (as a beginner) picking up the italian or vienna or scotch where you're kinda stepping into a deep pool of theory, there are a handful of immediate trap lines that you can learn, there are one or two longer lines to learn, and it opens into a pretty fundamentally solid position. if you master these traps and a couple variations, you'll be ready to learn something with a little more depth. then you can pick up the scotch gambit or vienna gambit or fried liver, and start to learn more traps and more robust theory.
You also get the benefit of learning how to counter it yourself and not fall victim to it.
Vienna is pretty simple, I don't see why you used it as an example. Something like the Spanish or the Sicilian I thought were way more common theory heavy openings
@@soupisfornoobs4081 True. I guess it's complex compared to the wayward queen 'theory', because you do have to do slightly more different things than just attacking f7 over and over again.
@@soupisfornoobs4081 yeah i just wouldnt reccomend the spanish or sicillian for beginner or low intermediate players because it's so theory dense. The vienna has a handful of lines you should know if you want to play it. Somewhere between the wayward queen and something like a spanish
Perfect explanation
Today's stare was short but intense, looking deep into the viewer's soul. 9/10
For me , it is not a good one.
3/10
@@pepenunito1403 ratio
@YeaMan dude you're becoming a staple of this channel's comment section.
W stare boys
@@pepenunito1403 yeah they can't all be 9/10.
This opening is very common and it's the 1st theory I've ever studied, I can indeed confirm that this is useful.
Of course i am going to believe you, your name is checkmate
Matecheck
Also, I really appreciate making these fun chess videos. Not always grandmaster, but you can throw in to spice up some hobby chess. As a bullet chess junkie I really appreciate it!
thanks dude.
Like 2 months ago, i started playing chess after 6 years again. I started after seeing a short of you, and i loved it. I learned a lot, so much, that i won against the everyone at school (including teachers), thanks to you.
finally gotham is recommending bad openings so I can start winning my games again
Yikes at those comments
Levy thank you for your video, playing like Nelson has brought me down to 300 elo
Thank you so much for this video (and all others). I got into chess because of The Queens Gambit but not really until I found your channel last December. You make chess that much more interesting and I really appreciate it ❤
Much more informative than I thought it was going to be! Kudos! always great to be surprised by your videos.
Thank you Levy for this video. I have learned to play this opening at 800 and I am now rated 1100 in rapid. I have a 75% win rate with this opening
Wait till you get to 1300 and start losing
@@acelee8373 I am changing up my openings. I never go into the traps anymore and it's always just a battle but I know the opening well enough to win
@@acelee8373 I feel you brother
Got back into chess a couple weeks ago after many many years off. Quit some other phone games so have time, really like your channel. I'm trying to get up to 900, I sometimes beat 1000's but man I can't imagine 2400 it's like trying to comprehend the size of the universe.
I love the passion, Love the idea and I respect the care for beginner level chess players. Keep up the good work G.
Fantastic chess video! Your insight and analysis on the different moves and strategies were very helpful. Your passion for the game is contagious and I was thoroughly entertained from start to finish. I would definitely recommend this video to anyone interested in learning more about chess or improving their game. Keep up the excellent work!
I remember when I used to repeatedly beat my brother at chess with this. It would be the only opening I would play for years.
Cheesing loser
@@OfficialSera i felt for this trap for a long time because i didn't know how to prevent it, then my brother told me how and now when someone does me this i'm like "are you dumb?"
Levi, I discovered your channel two weeks ago. And I must say i fell in love with your content
this vid came at the perfect time i just played 5 games and all of them went for the traditional 4 move mate, thanks for all the content and the advice/tips!
Excellent advice. Thank you so much!
Me watching a 1200 elo video being 1800 and still being so into it bc of how good Gotham delivers the games and explanations
Levi you are just amazing. I started to play chess 6 years ago, but just for fun, and this year, i joined the school chess team. Thanks to you, i learned a BIG AMOUNT of cheff stuff and that is really unbelievable. Between today and yesterday, you took 20 000 subscribers, that's amazing dude.
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Thanks Levi! Really helpful for plebs like me to understand how certain openings/positions work
Thanks Levy, instructional content helps all of us become passionate and better at chess. Your true gift of teaching is the key to why you continue to have millions of followers...... Was totally waiting for "The Rooooook" in this one ....
Just had a go playing this in a few bullet games and I'm alarmed by how effective it is
Love your pfp
the 9:02 checkmate blew my mind, brilliant, great vid
Very helpful vídeo. Thanks Levai!
By the way big fan of all your content!! Considering to suscribe to one of your master classes!!
Gotham video uploaded mounths earlier : " STOP EARLY QUEEN ATTACKS ".
Gotham video right now :
Stare was short but intense, gives me the chills and also captivates me to want to watch. 9.4/10
Love your vids Levy!
I purchased the middle game course and I have to say I'm very impressed so far. Good with Levy
3:51 thats not a queen trade thats a queen blunder
The horsies move in an L shape
Thanks for the video Levy! Now I can get 10 match in a row where everyone plays this opening as white without actually knowing the whole thing and blundering their queen!
thanks for making this video, i play Alekhine's Defence a lot and I've managed to get like 5 free queens on move 2 in the last couple of days from people premoving this opening
I always counter that queen with knight to f6 as black, you sacrifice the pawn, sure. but you can gain a ton of tempo on the queen
Same. Then I start chasing the queen down with the knights, and most people blunder it in under 10 moves.
@@Aletdinov Yeah, people who try this usually just forget about their queen after as soon as the board gets more complicated.
You single headedly carry chess, thank you for making amazing content
This particular stare was intense and powerful. Brilliant stuff 9.34/10
I typically play a Bishop's opening with an immediate follow up of Qh5, prepping the Scholar's Mate. What I do next obviously depends on what my opponent does, but I pretty much always press the attack on f7 with my bishop and queen and other pieces as long as possible. That often puts me in the position shown at 4:50, but I don't think I've ever really thought about Ne2 here. I'm usually trying to activate some of my pieces on the other side of the board.
I got really bored and tried this to mix things up. Ended up making a nice triple fork short video :D Thanks!!😜
Hey Levy, I started playing chess expecting to be bored of it in a week during the early days of the queens gambit release. Now I've been playing this game regularly for the past 2 years. What really get me into the game was watching a lot of chess content (you, hikaru, botez sisters, the champions chess tour) and developing a surprising passion for playing the game. Your early tutorials and opening videos was pivotal for this change. Though I sucked at winning using what I learnt from your videos, I loved trying things. I would never have continued with chess if o hadn't seen those videos and learn new openings. I think the new boom is amazing and I would love to see more of such videos that would help these new players grow. Trust me the only reason that kept me going 2 years ago was the fact that I started to gain elo and play competitively (fyi I went from 300 to 1600 on rating in rapid). Please bring out more these (GTE and champions chess tour recaps as well) and cement this growing community. Thank you Levy!
Also when are you coming to Dubai:)
Gotham you are one of the best chess video creators of all time
Perfectly timed content. I’m so ready to get back in there
I appreciate how you explained what and how to play in various positions but another common response to Qh5 you didn't address was Qe6.
Thank you Levy! With your help I went from 700 to 500!
Todays stare was anticipating and intense; it really looked into my soul. It really was quite short though, and made me consider alot. 8.1/10
Which stare
@@skilledskeleton3124 start of the video
I would consider it an 8.2/10 personallly
My reasoning is that when the stare went into my own soul there was a hint of a feeling that something was behind me, along with the obvious feelings you described here.
Thank you for teaching me much about chess!
We need a video of you documenting ChessGPT's new discoveries about chess. Some really groundbreaking info there.
It is a little funny because this is the opening I came up with just playing causally, and it is interesting to hear someone actually articulate the chess theory behind why it works.
Todays stare was a bit short, however it was very intense and he looked right into my soul. To me a 7/10
Omg so effin true!😱
Oh. I had a couple of games (I play at a beginner level lmao) just after this video dropped and half my games were people playing quick queen lines. I've practiced refuting that kind of stuff and the guys I was playing looked totally lost when it didn't work. I gotta start playing all my games after Levy uploads.
I remember 1 game in a chess class. It was back when I was a kid, the other player essentially opened 1 side of their board(queen side I believe), meanwhile I raced either my queen or my Rook behind their line, as they left their king trapped without defense. It was check with only 1 piece and like 15 moves. Nether of us were particularly good, but I am damn proud of managing to see that position.
The video we didn't know we didnt need
Todays stare wasn’t long enough but it made me consider my chess career 7.7/10 Rooks
At 3:44, you should be aware of the ideas after f5. This gambit for black can get you in a lot of trouble if you're not prepared.
I've played hundreds of blitz games online at this point and it still urks me as a new player when someone pulls the queen out early, because it's sort of like running a 5k race against someone you consider your equal, and they start the race at a sprint. It's confusing, and you're suddenly not sure whether they're faster than you, or they're going to crash and burn. It can demolish your psychology around the situation.
todays stare was captivating moving it was disguised but had intent 8/10
Todays stare was a metaphore for the pure brutality of this opening very effective at previewing the video. 9.1/10
Omg so effin true!😱
I remember taking up the French defense when I first started. One of the best chess decisions I made - sidesteps all these wacky lines entirely. Some weird spots in the French for sure, but a lot less (definitely at new player levels).
the fact that he's closing in on 3m subs so quickly is just awesome. Keep killing it 👍
Today's stare was a bit too short but showed great personality and authority. Solid 9.2/10
started playing chess again love these videos
Kinda cool checking these videos every day and seeing 100K new subs every time
all i wanna say is that ive been watching your yt videos and twitch streams since the beginning of the quarantine and i cannot describe how happy and proud it makes me to see you and your channel grow.everything that i have learned at chess is from you and i cannot thank you enough for making me love this game improve at this game and for all the laughs you have offered me.chess is literally the only thing keeping me together right now so THANK YOU FOR THAT LEVYYYY
that quick stare was so refreshing btw TEN OUT OF TEN as always
I started playing chess more recently again and this is actually my main line so its funny to see this id now perfect timing
Thanks for teaching me this, it took a while but I finally mated someone with this
Havings Levy's blessing was something I didn't know I needed
this dude unironically made his video on the scholar’s mate almost as long as his video on the vienna
this guy has a choke hold on my algorithm and i love it
Thanks for teaching us scholar’s mate! Really helps a ton
more like teaching wayward queen attack as an opening bc he includes variations where you can't just play scholar's mate
@@papi_dummy I commented this before watching the video so it’s supposed to be a joke except now it just looks dumb lol
@@OWEN_SHEPHERD Don't worry this opening is also dumb and only works on absolute beginners (I'm talking people around 100-200 elo)
I hope your Caro course shows how to beat the anti-Caro weapon you've shown in this video
This is a great video for those who begin playing at chess in all levels.
Gonna need a video on the best possible response as Black as well
I was also a beginner but when levi explained about chessly I knew everything thank you levi
"SACRIFICE THE ROOK" one of the best line,
The perfect video that I needed
The courses are great, I just got my first one.
I find it amazing that each time I enter your name in the search bar, it takes fewer and fewer letters to get your name to pop up. Love you Levy!
I thought I got clickbaited but this seriously just helped me beat Magnus in blitz
I think it would be interesting to have two intermediates play against each other. One of which you have taught those principles prior. You could use that to analyze the mistakes made and where the potential lied. Would be interesting to see I think.
I love this kind of content
the first ever opening i learned was vant kurji which is basically the same as in the video but u dont push the pawn all the way u push it only 1 square
I recommend your next video of openings is e4 e5 nf3 nc6 bc4 bc5 d4! Pls show this 🙏
The position transposes into some sort of max lange defence/ Vienna hybrid
A great video for Nelson!
Levy spoiling an entire generation of beginners. ;) Maybe you can follow up with a video on how to defend against the wayward queen one day? At some point I found the surprise weapon 1.e4 e5 2.Qh5 Nc6 3.Bc4 g6 4.Qf3 f5 - which looks really suspicious for black, but after the natural-looking 5.exf5 moves like Nd4 and d5 become remarkably effective. Also, against this type of play it's just good to have a surprise weapon of your own.
Got mate in 5 today with this strat, thank you!
As Black I have tended to meet 2.Qh5 with the gambit 2...Nf6 3.Qxe5+ Be7 that is covered early in the video. I've had good results with that, but perhaps you need to know what you're doing in order to get decent compensation, as opponents who play 2.Qh5 have often said to me that usually when they face 2...Nf6 they end up with an extra pawn for not a lot.
It's very scary that my opponent has the same rating as Mittens.
Can’t wait to play people who play the wayward queen attack
good stuff
Nice video. But what to do after Qh5 Qe7?
i can gather a 1000 clips of levy saying "DON'T BRING OUT YOUR QUEEN EARLY" 😂
I was dubious, tried this at the 1000 level, got a checkmate in 11 moves. Nice!
A potential variation of guess the elo but guess how they got to a certain position. Like move 10. Guess the prior 5 moves knowing their elo.