LEVY ENDS WITH A BONECRUSHER!!!
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- Äas pĆidĂĄn 10. 09. 2024
- Levy Rozman aka @GothamChess is playing in his 3rd Tournament in his Journey to GM. This is Round 9, the final round
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It's honestly a bit sad to hear a super GM tell Levy that his best chance for a GM norm, is to look for tournaments with older GMs, past their prime. I generally like Levy, but I wish he took that as a hint that maybe GM is not in the stars for him.
Besides, and this may sound cruel, but I honestly much rather Levy just explained games by GM's, rather than devoting installment after installment on his own games. He is, after all, still 'only' below 2400. Same reason I typically don't watch women's chess.
pin of shame
pin of shame
Pin of shame is craaazy đ
Shin of pame!!!
What's your rating Sir/Madam? I don't think Hikaru meant to demotivate Levy all he meant was a lot of these young kids/ young adults are extremely strong for their rating as they progress fast and so they're generally difficult to play especially when Levy can't afford to lose rating and needs to keep gaining rating.
Hikaru is recapping Levyâs games, while heâs playing in a tournament himself. This is true love.
"Love"
@@MessiahFromR6 yes he loves the fans because he knows we want his commentary on levy's games
Its not true love its true content
You can't make content and make schedules if you don't like what you do...â@@sagardurge1812
Love for views
The only GM levy played against in this tournament and he crushed him.
The duality of Levy
this GM played like an IM
@@Dom1a Nah the problem was the CM underrated kids playing like GMs. Don't disrespect Alberto, he's a very nice GM and offered a good battle instead of a boring drawish game.
@@Dom1a You definitely blunder your queen every game to think this lmao.
â@@tiraminperfectly said.
LESSON LEARNED: Play older Grandmasters early in the morning.
So it is pawn B4, not pawn after...
Before the coffee kicks in.
the dementia kicks in earlier before they can take their pills.
Interesting Fact about Alberto David, he played for the Luxembourgish Chess Federation until 2012 and he's also the only Luxembourgish Player to ever be a GM. That makes me as a fellow Luxembourger very Proud!
You are worthy of respect for that Hyperman pfp
bros rich rich
good representation of that place this game
You should be proud of your countrymen
Luxembourg is a fake country, you are either German, French, Dutch or some mixture of them. Luxembourg is a political proxy, the state of Kosovo which is also a political proxy of USA and Albania has more national and historical legitimacy than Luxembourg. Luxembourg is a land where the western European countries threw a bunch of money at, but you can't buy national identity and much less ethnicity.
0:02 hikaru says welcome back everyone for todaysssss video
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Thx, I needed that
These comments are so stupid
No he said todaaaaaaaayyyss video
i love u bro
Bro recorded this while half alseep đ
No he just premoved his REM sleep
You can actually see his hair is still messy, he literally just got out of bed and put his headset on and started the video :D
Hikaru is as sleepy as the players were when they played.
lol alfalfa đ thatâs some just got outta bed hair
My advice for levy would be to travel a few days in advance, so he can get rid of the jet lag and acclimate. This is what levy is capable of. He also needs to figure out a way to not let bad games affect his entire tournament. This game was a good sign. Good game. Good momentum for his next tournament.
Yes. He needs to get rid of the jet-lag. 10am in italy is 4am in NYC. I think he's also restraining his urge to overthink a position and then just make a semi-random move, His precision is improving. He even says it himself in his own recaps - no funny stuff. I am confident he will make the grade.
gut feeling without being a player myself is that he can get GM if he can stick with the grind because it's going to take time and there will be setbacks. things like what you mention will help some. fair to treat it same as a pro sport, follow what Galpin has his pro-athletes and executives do
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He said this already himself đ
0:02 hikaru starts talking
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Welcome back
Thank you
He took a quick nap from 0-2
More like 0:01 or 1 and a half
Hikaru got premoved by Levy đąđąđą
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6 out of 9! Great Recap GM Hikaru!
For me, I liked the shining smile on the 15 year old, Shaik, face right after he drew Levy, it was like, "I drew against the great Levy Rozman." It is all a matter of perspective. This GM plays challenging games, he won 4 games during the tournament, 2 draws, 3 losses, for a score of 5 of 9. A more aggressive style than Levy, and a good game and matchup.
bro just woke up
Didn't even comb his hair â€
What a great tournament for Levy. Maybe not the result he was hoping for but practice is progress! LETS GO LEVY
Hikaru jumped out of bed and dropped this
Love these thumbnails, shows you really like Levi. Very sweet.
GMH is super cool for covering Levy's games. Most super GMs would consider this "beneath them". But HN has no such hangups. Bravo Hikaru.
He's doing this as a streamer, not as a super GM. He's doing the Levy recaps because they are popular.
While I agree, Hikaru himself said he would like to see Levy achieve the GM and I believe he's doing it as a friend as well.
what in the superiority!?
7:15 he actually mentioned this line in his recap and he was happy that he saw it
0:32 Fun Fact, Alberto beat hikaru in 20 moves with the white pieces in this game
I would love a rematch
@@Rohannn0007 nah sounds like it was when Hikaru was like 12 or 13 years old doubt he cares for a rematch
@@rudy_4ier but still hikaru has a crazy memory so probably he remembered that he lost but lied that he doesn't remember
Totally off topic and I understand that nobody really cares but I FINALLY beat the Francis bot the other night!!! He had been beating me ever since I got back into playing a few years ago. Before this, my best game versus Francis was forcing a draw from a losing position (-7) which I actually felt pretty good about. I was so excited when I saw a mate in 5 that I missed a relatively easy to find mate in 3; which kinda sullied my win.
Good job bruhđđ
genuine question, what is the value in beating a bot? why not just play humans and increase your elo?
â@wolfgangsell3233 maybe they're having fun?
@@mrboberson7424LOLLLLL
@@wolfgangsell3233 practice and learning process?? bots don't have to worry about time management like humans, so beating a bot means your accuracy is increasing.
I love how Hikaru says ââWelcome back everyoneââ It sounds so chill and casual
It makes everyone feel welcome
As an older chess player with bills, business/work, and a significant other I can tell you it is a lot easier to stay focused on chess when you're younger. đ I'll blunder when I suddenly remember I need to get bread and deposit a check on my way home.
Levy and Hikaru are like two snakes eating each otherâs tails. It always a fun watch.
Bro pre-recorded this before Levy's actual match.
lol
3:39 dezz nights
Hehe
This following of Leviâs road to GM is very interesting! It so educational to see games with more errors than hardcore GM and having your comments on it and your serious analysis. Thank you Hikaru for doing that !
I just love Hikarus recent Thumbnail game, he always had good Thumbnails but recently this shii just never fails to crack me up đđ
Ballcrusher from Levy is wild
I respect that you only release the recaps after levi released his recaps.
I donât think he cares about whether levy uploaded or not.
you crazy tho, he usually does it before, only after when game ends too early
Man, i love his thumbnailsđ
I think it's very admirable that you are willing to do the recaps and provide the kind words/advice for Levy regardless of how you yourself feel about Levy's chances of becoming a grand master.
YES! Thank you GM Nakamura for supporting Levy in the best and most honest way. I am starting to believe you are a true, real friend of his and a good colleague. If he gets it, it will be partly due to your support and encouragement, I think it means a lot to him TBH.
I am fan girling right now because that opening black used is one I use often if not every time I play you at first. And Hikaru used it in the championship once! Cool beans!
Levy started with a win and concluded with one, definitely good
take a shot every time hikaru says "simply" lol
I used to really dislike Hikaru. Heâs won me over in the last few months.
Hikaru must have booked Nepo's barber by the looks of it.
Appreciation post for Hikaru , being in a tournament preparing throughout the day along with recaping the games. Best wishes â€
And he sacrifices THE QUEEN.
Was going to say first, then i remembered im not 10. Go Levy!
Hikarus hair in the bank đđ
Levy played pawn at dawn đ
(Thatâs what I call a pawn pun )
Levy - GM crusher
Hikaru just woke up
Hikaru look so tired today yet he still decided to recapped Levy's game, respect!
Making his tournament videos as well as Levy while playing in competitive tournament .Love that dedication , true streamer .
Hikaruđ€©
Thanks for the insights, very interesting the difference between GM strengths and how it affects the choice of tournament to have a better chance for a norm. Sth I noticed in this event is there were GM's with rating lower than 2.300, so below Levy and other IM's in the tournament.
You can do it Levy! GM is almost in your future. Very beautiful checkmate!
Hikaru's stare at the beggining was 1 second longer in this video
10:44 funded by the Burns Foundation đ
It's amazing how Hikaru is so well versed in so many openings
I missed the endgame of this round, I'm gonna watch it with this video
Letâs go Levi!
Looks like a textbook positional game!
Levy even beat Hikaru to the recap, what a performance today
Hikaru: "simply..." My 980 ELO brain: đ„Ž
*Grandmaster plays a move that isnât considered best*
Hikaru: Hm he must be tired or something idk đ„±
GM GM ć . ăăăăšă for the early recap. All the best for your games!
i love how levy most proud move is h3 5:07 but hikaru said it like its just a norm gm move
Levy can become GM With hard practices
W levy
7:15 Levy said that h4 h5 was definitely on his radar just a couple moves prior to this position, so I think he probably wouldâve found it.
Are you not going to mention throwing the pencil at the chessboard move from Levy?
He probably didn't know about it.
Levy has it. He isn't super young, but he's young enough that i can still work hard and learn what he needs to to make GM.
Literally, Levy is better at beating GrandMas than kidsđ
Today's ' Todaaaay's video" solid 8/10,
Not as long and drawn out as we have seen in the past, but a great take on the classic
Hikaru's deliberate expression of being serious is amusing.
This guy was half asleep for the first half and ended it with a banger
Anyone else fans of Levy but prefer Hikaru's recaps of Levy's games? Both are great but the information density of Hikaru's recaps just can't be rivaled. That said I think I still prefer Levy's recaps of other tournaments that he's not in
Hikaru and Levy Brotherhood is all i need in this World.
ur speaking coach must be really proud.!
Good luck in your tourny!
I'm pretty sure that even if, and I do not believe for a second that it will happen, if Levy doesn't get the GM title through his professional career, FIDE will grant him the title one day, simply because of what he has achieved and what he has done for chess in general. Absolute inspiration.
I got to say I really enjoy the thumbnails game lately, they are all gold
4:50 bro knows how pawn captures
Notice me hikaru been loving your contents since 2016â€â€
Ended up being a pretty nice tournament for Levy
Nice recap. Looking forward to your game recap tonight.
This is Levy' immortal game.
Very well done @GothamChess
Bruh I had that save alfalfa thing going on in like 1979
0:00 The Stare ft. Nikaru Hakamura
Crazy how hikaru can just stop all that nonsense in a game so easily. Super GMs are incredible
Imagine waking up and seeing the recap by Hikaru has been uploaded â€ïžâ€â€
Hikaru should make a video, commenting Levy's vidéo analysis of is game 9... or better yet do a collab with Levy to help him improve... should make a nice vidéo also :)
Levy already has a coach that he's happy with.
This guy will be Goal Machine
I wonder how many ways Hikaru can describe Levy's play as "not real chess".
And if black were to put the bishop on b4 to pressure the night, black would be fine but obviously here it simply hangs a bishop đđđ I died hahahaha
Well Levy got 6/9 points.. and the FM Pawel Sowinski that got 2nd place had 7/9.. So it really not that bad after all.
Hikaru saying Spilimbergo is so funny!
Fantastic recap, as always. Thanks Hikaru.
Are we not gonna talk about how impeccable Hikaru's teeth look? Bro been flossin'
Levy is for hikaru as magnus is for levy đ.
Bro needs to get another mic for when he's travelling
The mic is fine.
I hope Levy doesn't take this result as a negative, after the high he got from his last tournament. This tournament he actually faced better competition, even if their ratings were lower. Levy needs to beat other future GM's on his road to GM. Yeah, beating actual GMs is required to get the norm but at the end of the day the title means less than improvement. Who wants to be a GM titled player who only plays at a 2200 level anyway? The title is nice, but it's just a title. Being able to play better chess is the goal here.
That said - Levy played nervous this tournament. Likely a result of having such a great result in his prior events. He was afraid to look bad and he missed chances. That's happens. Most sequels are worse than the original because they don't take chances.
When Levy DID start taking chances he played great games. Levy in the early matches would never have sacrificed his queen (like he did in round 6 or 7). He was too afraid of losing to win earlier on in the event. You see this at the super GM level all the time - instead of playing to win players often just play to draw because that's easier. Finding a line to a draw is easier than finding a line to a win against a similar strength player. That's one reason Anish and Magnus are great - they will play to win. Hikaru too often plays to draw in OTB chess - at least from what I see. Since he is a bit more prone to rushed decisions due to his preference towards time control chess - he often make an inaccuracy that other super GMs can capitalize on if given time to calculate.
Time control players are at their best when they are playing to win, and not to draw. Creating attacks and forcing decisions instead of tactics lets them force opponents to use extra time and they gain a mental advantage. Levy needs to stop trying to be Magnus and play more like himself. Attacking, sacrificing, and jumping to midgame as soon as possible. Live in the mid game. That's where bullet players thrive.
R7 win with the queen sac & the 4 queenside pawns push was a bit of a high spot for Levy no?
That Grandmaster was Not Cooking with Gas
I thought this was a stellar game from Levy but after watching Hikaruâs analysis Iâm like heâs just fortunate that he wasnât playing Hikaru, Stockfish or any number of the teeming multitude of young underrated Indians.
these kids are diabolical in chess.
Levy never fails to make progress towards the gm title :)
"Hikaru faking Levy being GM isnt real, it cant hurt you"
Hikaru faking Levy being GM:
0:40 You mean, after computer analysis, there's STILL such a thing in chess as an "experimental opening"??