WIN AT CHESS in 6 moves!
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"if they declined because they coward" Bro roast most of the chess community 💀
He even plays it himself.
He says that but then if u accept u will lose in 6 moves so it's better to decline lol
I dont decline i play the slav or if im felling fancy the albin countergambit
But everyone declines and plays something like a semi slav or marshall
Accepting it is my favourite, it leads to more open positions which i prefer
"here's how to win in 6 moves"
Me: blunders the queen in the 8th move
that’s the main point of queen’s gambit
Me:Trades rook for pawn on ninth move
@@new-ho1pm wait so if i play the kings gambit, i would gambit the king? huh.
@@amh6_ exactly
ı blundered mate
Levy: If they decline the gambit they're cowards
Also Levy: Made a Queen's Gambit Declined Course for black
😂😂😂
😂😂😂
rename it to the coward course
@@0cf_IsPro i will buy it right now if he did that lol
if you're gonna play like a coward, then you gotta do it properly.
Levi thinks we can win a chess game up a rook
Yes We can
We can, if we don't blunder hard and just get small blunders that doesn't lower the chances to win the game as much
@@NokonMizuki I blundered my queen after winning my opponents queen but I didn't resign and managed to draw
@@borysthecuber7339 it's a joke lol
@@LordofHydroyou homo who is we
The worst part is my robot competitor is never in that 1 million.
I could win both rooks and still fumble lol
Low rating
if they accept the gambit i resign because of how brave they're
first like and reply
😂
Theyre' *
@@user-fp9kg7pc1t what
Ending a sentence with "they're" instead of "they are" just sounds absurd, is it just me? Lol makes me want to say, "brave they're what?"
"How to win a chess game in 6 moves"
MoistCr1tikal: "Hey I've seen this one before"
Most peaceful video of levy without any screaming or anything
Instructions unclear: I am now queenless 😂
Takes free rook: *wins the game*
He woke up and chose a mild level of threat to Queen Gambit's decliner
Secret line in the QGA: After 4.a4 black just plays b4. White gets back the c pawn, but that b pawn is a bone in white's throat for the rest of the game.
horse laughing in corner for his move 😂😂
He can't help...
he don't lost it, he just sacrificed THE ROOOOOK for check mate opponent in just 45 moves
The Queen's Gambit, Black instantly allows White capture the Black rook, who is trapped
Levy: C4
My brain: insert boom effect
Why does Levy think we will win just bc we are up a piece?
Bold of you to assume I’d be able to win even when I’m up a rook
This is the least insane I've seen levy in days.
Ikr 😅
"Checkmate"
"That's a rook"
The worst part is if you play the central variation of queens gambit after c6 you cant qf3 😢
As a d4 player, I see this as an absolute win
For me, when they accept the gambit. I like to go queen d4, checking the king and taking back the pawn
Weak
Slav defense and semi slav defense players: *Nervous sweating*
"You win a full rook!" Bro's acting like half a rook exists
It exists, for example when you trade knight/bishop for rook. That's about "half a rook", not a "full rook", because you give in return a lower value piece.
instructions unclear, i blundered my queen two moves later…
Instructions unclear
I sacrificed my king on the 9th move.
Against the Queen's gambit i like to play c5,the Austria variation,I won a lot of games with it
Old Benoni Defense, King's Indian Defense, Modern Benoni Defense, Queen's Indian Defense, Old Indian Defense, Dutch Defense, Benko Gambit, Grunfeld Defense, The Modern Defense, Englund Gambit, Old Indian Defense: Ukrainian Variation : Allow me to introduce myself
when I take the free pawn i just dont protect mine and i continue with my plan
similar line can also happen in the old benoni (d4 c5) if they take and play b4 to defend
Everyone is gangsta until budapist Gambit arrives🗿🗿
Instructions unclear, the board is flying away
At my current 1900 elo, most people who accepted the gambit doesn't even bother to defend the pawn, they pushed e5 immediately after you push e3 letting you recapture that pawn.
My opponent from my last game: instructions unclear i got smothered mate
“How to win a chess game in 6moves”
Game : isn’t checkmate after 6moves
Me : you really over-estimate my capabilities
A piece up should be EASY WIN even for a beginner (1800-1900)
Levy: here is how to win a chess game in six moves!
Me:he doesn’t show how to win
I keep hearing the “bEeshOp to e6” whenever I hear levy say “bishop”
how to win in 4 moves: e4 e5 e6, make sure they take with the bishop's pawn, queen h5 mate
How to hypothetically maybe get up one piece and six moves
1) d4 e5
"So, who's the coward now"
Bro who tf is playing like that against the Queen's Gambit🤦♂️
over 1 million people apparently
…and if they do nothing you win a full…
-No, please!
-THE ROOOOOOOOOK!!!
U can win in
1 move if they resign
Successfully pulled this off in a game
bro really thinks I can win with a rook up💀
You should win EASY...even against a 2400.
I've been playing the Queen's gambit for the past 3 months, and I'm embarrassed to say I never played or hell even saw queen F3 in the analysis board
Only gm's resign after losing a piece and you win in 6 moves.
d4: 🤡
e4: 😎 🇹🇩
??
Benoni players be like
OK You forgot me sir
Information unclear, I accidentally added a new piece called the Prince while trying this.
Let's add this to chess 😂
I played the Louisiana gambit I call it that because it’s like the queen gambit but reverse it practically
Pawn e3/4, Bishop c4, queen f3, then slide the queen next to the king
So, pretty much a reverse Old Benoni
I'd push the pawn to fuck up white's pawn structure tbh
You underestimate my ability to lose a game while up a rook
:)), increase your chess! A pawn should be enough to win a game.
My memory isnt memoring
The Queens Gambit has always been my favorite opening.
“Everyone that actually wanted to win the game” has left the chat.
Are you a WEAK BEGINNER who can't win a piece up?
But then most of us will proceed to Botez Gambit soon after and end up losing anyway...
Instructions unclear, lost in 6 moves
A few days ago I was playing chess, and my opponent was up by I think 10 points.
I did a huge comeback and won. He even said that I was straight up humiliating him lol
"Win a chess game in 6 moves"
*shows us how to take 1 peice"
Taking a piece = EASY WIN
Opponent: proceeds to win after I took their rook
Me: That was not part of the script
Thanks for the clip from the Queen's Gambit.
Nuh-uh, Nimzo-Larsen with 1...g6 and King's Fianchetto with 1...b6 does the same.
It's like the trap in the old Benoni opening 😂
him: d4 d5 C4
Me hearing C4:Huh
holy crap, i see that defense so often against me, why didn't i think of that
Hikaru getting meme materials.
How to win at chess: 1. Hope the enemy blunders.
Yes, the one who makes less mistakes wins
@@3looy not really
The person with less mistakes blundered a royal fork, but the person with more blundered a knight and bishop (9-6)
I Love This Gambit.
now my opponent need to watch this too so the move can match up.
Instruction unclear my enemy have no idea what a queen gambit is🗿
This is the "higher than my elo" that wins after taking a rook. I promise i can mess up the rest of the game.
“If they decline because they’re cowards.”
Yeah, tell that to the guy who has the super-heavy ICBMs that are known as the Albin Countergambit (Lasker Trap variation).
If you know what I’m talking about, you know.
i preferred to play e4 and d4 controling the center.
"That's how you win a game in 6 moves"
Hohoho let's see how I'll fuck this up
One piece up = EASY WIN
I played 10 games, no one would move like that. Not even the first move
And legend says he still lost up a rook😅
I always played e4 after dxc4, but the tactic doesn't work then.
That's another variation😊
Yea but most people miss the helix gambit which wins a full queen
I could win the rook and still lose, that's just the kind of power I hold
Even a pawn should be enough to win!
That’s the first part, we next loose all our pieces one by one starting with the queen and then get checkmated
Yes the queen takes the rook but your opponent can trap your queen in the corner, and take your queen
Nope, he can't. The position is already analysed.
What’s the best couple of moves for black after accepting the gambit ?
This is why i play e3 after dc, not e4
Instructions unclear I ended up with 2 pawns and my king
I feel like win is a little misleading as there's a reason why guess the GSP exists, this is a gain advantage strategy
What's worse than losing a chess game? Losing a chess game by being a coward.
instructions unclear: i blundered my queen in the next move.
You aren’t supposed to kill the rook, you’re supposed to kill the king…
A piece up = EASY win!!!
For black queen c7 and then after they capture bishop b7 and I think there are a few ideas for trapping the queen
You "think"??? WEAK BEGINNER, there is NO WAY to trap the queen there.
Me having scholars checkmate in 4 moves: 🗿
This is good advice playing a human who's not too good at chess, but the moves for black shown here will never be played by a chess app because it simply knows better.
As a Queen's Gambit enjoyer, I can confirm most of the playerbase are cowards
Knowing my luck, I would still blunder everything somehow
as a 1500 rated queens gambit user, i can confirm that people still blunder this even in their 1500s
I love this one, I always play queen's gambit hoping they hold on to the pawn