The Dirtiest World Chess Championship EVER
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Karpov vs Korchnoi, 1978 World Chess Championship. The controversies and chess games for beginners and intermediate players analyzed.
0:00 Intro
0:57 Game 2/8 and Controversies
5:29 Game 11 Drama
10:25 Game 17 Drama
17:03 Game 28 Drama
23:08 Game 32
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@EarthSurferUSA 2 роки тому
It bugs me when somebody is showing a game of champions, that they interject alternative moves "that the best in the world could have done". It is really confusing to understand----who is playing the game, and why the best in the world made those moves. Are you on coke?
@seanjung8578 2 роки тому
lol (btw I'm laughing at him not with him)
@brock.lesnar69 2 роки тому
Pin of shame
@raivin7172 2 роки тому
Wow, that was fast
@khalilullahalfaath8015 2 роки тому
Yo
@boredb5623 2 роки тому
Take an L. The L
@AlanAA 3 роки тому
"Took out sunglasses and put them on" (c) Typical Grandmaster move💀
@stefanmirea5305 3 роки тому
It kind of reminds me of Hikaru
@2kgodwannabe571 3 роки тому
Bruh thats nothing he made a guy stare at him wtf plus he ran away from the soviet union i would think thats KGB staring at me while i am playing a fucking match
@giuseppeagresta1425 3 роки тому
"Chat, I remember where I took this photo I think it was 2009, I was with my step-father-"
@jeremythomas4744 3 роки тому
Sa4# (s represents sunglasses)
@RaymondBCrisp 2 роки тому
That was to counter the hypnotist's gaze!
@arkos1179 3 роки тому
This guy is gonna finish 200 years of chess history in 1 month edit: I wonder how long it would take Levy to cover 1984 WC match which lasted 48 games
@batubatucp 3 роки тому
one month? more like two weeks
@MrHaro187 3 роки тому
@@batubatucp Two weeks? More like 1 week!
@co4160 3 роки тому
@@MrHaro187 1 week? more like one day
@shampooner 3 роки тому
@@MrHaro187 1 week? More like 2 days!
@LeonardoHernandez-eg5dv 3 роки тому
@@co4160 1 day? More like 1 hour
@coolpenguin5355 3 роки тому
Game 11 must be like Karpov : nooo you can't just play my strategy Korchnoi : *OUR* strategy
@RobertGriffith9 3 роки тому
😂
@joshuavanzyl6536 3 роки тому
Underrated comment😂
@OperaGhost-jq8yz 3 роки тому
But Karpov was the soviet
@lukerath3880 3 роки тому
And to think he would support communism
@ryanramjattan8714 3 роки тому
I love the irony!
@brylythhighlights4335 2 роки тому
Korchnoi: *Putting on mirrored sunglasses* "You may be able to beat me, but can you beat... yourself?"
@justinbieber8028 2 роки тому
He took “You must become the enemy” a little seriously
@ladywaffle2210 2 роки тому
"You're garbage at chess." "I'm you."
@inrpicmax6541 Рік тому
@@ladywaffle2210 ooooooooooohhhh
@lucagerza7372 3 роки тому
This was the chess version of a UKposts boxing match
@gordonramsdale 3 роки тому
Maybe if the youtuber was Mike tyson vs some other ex pro boxer
@ethanolhaines4139 3 роки тому
@@gordonramsdale there are other boxers, you know
@fnlvnlol24 3 роки тому
Like a Hearns/Hagler fight 🙌🏻
@MrBealvie 3 роки тому
except theyre playing for the win not for the money or clout lol
@farzanakhtar5093 3 роки тому
The Coldest Game on Netflix has a similar plot to this world championship, except its between USA & Russia in the Cold War
@imaloony8 3 роки тому
"He's coming off the hype of wanting to beat up the hypnotist." That's such an incredible sentence. Like, it sounds like it should be an analogy.
@basesixty6739 3 роки тому
Yup that’s my new analogy just like No skin off my onion
@joseph8275 3 роки тому
Korchnoi sounds like a total badass
@johnstevenson9956 3 роки тому
If I had a nickel for every time I heard that...that would be about right.
@koalalala3939 8 місяців тому
True, you are so right 🤣
@kraknoix0075 3 роки тому
So Karpov brought a shady hypnotist so Korchnoi retaliated with 2 wanted yogi's, seems legit
@rowdyabhi98 3 роки тому
The yoga variation of the hypnotist's gambit
@dedizzydoge 2 роки тому
@@rowdyabhi98 agreed
@Catmomila 2 роки тому
Dude, he was full of shit, how was he getting hypnotized while playing a chess game?
@justinbieber8028 2 роки тому
This is like an average Tuesday in Los Angeles
@snickle1980 2 роки тому
@@Catmomila😁 It's how you rustle someone's jimmy's. Baseball players wear pairs of lucky socks for instance. You want that pitcher to have a bad game? Steal his lucky socks. it doesn't matter whether the socks were magical and lucky...it only matters that the victim believes it. 😐Next time you're at a chess tourney, let out a soft fart...See if that throws your opponent off.
@georgerockey19 3 роки тому
The fact he resigned the final game with so many pieces on the board left just shows how much more they understand the game compared to us lot
@maxpower9175 Рік тому
yes, i'm sitting here studying the final position right now, wondering what did Korchnoi see here.
@josemanuico5613 Рік тому
@@maxpower9175 yes i was like why. I don't see anything unsavable
@dhurjatinarayangiri6995 Рік тому
@@josemanuico5613 The pawn will be promoted and bishop will kill one rook
@charlie8344 Рік тому
White is completely dominant on the queenside
@jeyan65 Рік тому
I think this one even mortals like us realize - with to connected passed pawns , any super grandmaster would convert it to a win . At super grandmaster level , this win is like a mate in one for the mortals like us
@davidgyorvary8010 3 роки тому
There are two constants in this universe: Levy's machine-schedule and our comments on it
@LeVezz 3 роки тому
The sun orbits around Levy's youtube channel.
@callmeqt1269 3 роки тому
This is the first one of these “Levy uploads so much oh goodness wow golly gee” comments that I actually support. You, sir, have my support. Here is a support hand: 🤚
@uzking1140 3 роки тому
@@callmeqt1269 Levy uploads so much oh goodness wow golly gee
@derrickstorm6976 3 роки тому
Stupid people who don't know you can make videos in a row without publishing them in a row: Oh No DoEs LeVy SleEp At AlL
@LeVezz 3 роки тому
@@derrickstorm6976 Oh no my sleep !!
@tesone6783 3 роки тому
Game 17: The curse of the staring sleep therapist.
@belekete9692 3 роки тому
Dude... Have some sleep, please.. Don't die... We love you..
@samanyuk375 3 роки тому
Agreed if ur talking about Levy get some sleep and live life dawg. Chess is great but isn’t everything!
@Askhat08 3 роки тому
We need to send him a military-grade hypnotist-sleep therapist.
@vimaladevishanmugam5943 8 днів тому
He is still alive.
@shreyansh5228 3 роки тому
8:49 "Karpov is getting Karpoved" - Levy,2021
@parasitecarrot6671 3 роки тому
"Someone is going to win which means someone is going to lose" ~ GothamChess
@beholdandfearme 3 роки тому
He ain't lying.
@parasitecarrot6671 3 роки тому
@Angelo Derecho "I agree."
@parasitecarrot6671 3 роки тому
@@beholdandfearme "I agree."
@beholdandfearme 3 роки тому
@@parasitecarrot6671 I, too, agree.
@parasitecarrot6671 3 роки тому
@@beholdandfearme "I agree that you agree."
@ChessGrandPasta 3 роки тому
Korchnoi must have been like: omg I’ve gotta betray the whole sovietic union just to be featured in a Gotham chess UKposts video like 40 years later
@yesno8273 3 роки тому
Did you do it?(make it into a gotham video) Korchnoi: Yes. What did it cost? Korchnoi: Making the entire soviet union my enemy
@snow5064 3 роки тому
he wanted to know if he is worth more than a queen
@paddyscott2328 3 роки тому
@Anthony Amable Feliciano Friendly reminder that "communist state" is an oxymoron. The USSR was a socialist state.
@annaclarafenyo8185 3 роки тому
@Anthony Amable Feliciano No, you're not right. This is a dumb comment. The USSR was what people outside the USSR called a "communist state", meaning a state run by a communist party. The communist party used their own ridiculous terminology, where 'communism' meant post-scarcity utopia. But we don't use their terminology. In 1978, there were plenty of socialist states which had nothing to do with communism, like Israel.
@annaclarafenyo8185 3 роки тому
@Anthony Amable Feliciano Israel was nearly entirely socialist from 1948 to 1980. Socialism and Democracy are not opposites. Yugoslavia also had worker owned business in the same way, and Britain partly socialized, as did hundreds of other nations.
@marcosbelczak6216 3 роки тому
I've never imagined that i would, at one point in my life, laugh my ass off of a chess history video.
@lickyr7467 2 роки тому
facts
@DaveGeelen88 2 роки тому
check the docu (on youtube) Fischer against the world ! :) :):)
@Xepa105 3 роки тому
"It's now game 28, and the score is 5-2" Chess makes sense. Chess matches, on the other hand...
@sreerudhrhp7194 2 роки тому
It means that that the other 21 games were drawn.
@armstrongtixid6873 2 роки тому
@@sreerudhrhp7194 but isn't a draw 1/2-1/2? So it should be 15.5-12.5?
@tedw6106 2 роки тому
That’s the rule now, but it wasn’t in ‘78.
@sreerudhrhp7194 2 роки тому
@@armstrongtixid6873 I think if they drew,they both get no points.
@armstrongtixid6873 2 роки тому
@@sreerudhrhp7194 oh ok
@EclairTw 3 роки тому
Bruh I ain't even finish the Bobby video yet LMAO
@sportsjefe 3 роки тому
He got up today and chose violence. He said 'Yeah, let's just do two of the wildest, most impactful world championship matches ever. On the same day."
@arkos1179 3 роки тому
this match is better imo
@rowdyabhi98 3 роки тому
@@arkos1179 That match was better was a chess contest and as a political war but yeah this match is even more dramatic and close.
@user-jl4kj7be8z 3 роки тому
2 videos a day are just something normal at this point for this man. What a content machine!
@blazoraptor3392 3 роки тому
@Steve Brown what do you have to gain by saying that? Need a hug?
@eoghan.5003 3 роки тому
Damn, "content machine"? Never heard that one!
@dionysus1145 3 роки тому
@@blazoraptor3392 he didn’t get far enough in the video for Levy to tell him he’s worth more then a queen
@HBM_FILMS 3 роки тому
אשכרה
@anujarun9544 3 роки тому
@Steve Brown tfs ur problem man? Go fuck off if you have nothing good to say
@JackSchytte 3 роки тому
Hi Levy, love your content! But I have to say, Korchnoi was previously involved in an even dirtier match - the candidates match with Boris Spassky. Again, there was a flags controversy, but the biggest issue was that Spassky decided to have another board, off to the side and to go and sit at that, only returning to the actual game board when he wanted to make a move. Understandably, this got Korchnoi really rattled. Letters were written to Max Euwe to try and intervene, the whole match got suspended while they found another venue, loads of unsportsmanly conduct happened... There's a really good book about it called Korchnoi vs Spassky: Chess Crisis, by Raymond Keane, who was a second for Korchnoi. It's probably out of print, but if you can get hold of it, it's gripping.
@revenevan11 Рік тому
19:56 "Karpov kinda bites himself in the foot" 🤣 I'm going to use this mashup of 2 phrases from now on, it's like a malapropism but it actually works!
@coreygolpheneee Рік тому
Malapropisms totally work, it's ninety five percent of the sopranos writing and that shit wins Emmys lol
@Talpham 3 роки тому
Who else got better in chess because of levy?
@Mohammed_K_R 3 роки тому
I went from like ≈1200 to 1700 in blitz and my rating in puzzles is 2000 which is crazy. I couldn't even imagine that I would be on that level several months ago
@farmehrrazaghimanesh1211 3 роки тому
Who didn't?
@jvo807 3 роки тому
I went from 800 to 1200 in a span of 3 months, thanks to Levy. Appreciate you dawg
@aqx_ile846 3 роки тому
I just look at the stories :)
@edoardoprevelato6577 3 роки тому
Danger levels was enough to change my life.
@anthonykraft3739 3 роки тому
only real ones know that Levy has two types of youtube viewers those who cant watch with the kids and those who like the music
@cristianbarbisan71 3 роки тому
:-)
@Rude_i_Wredne 3 роки тому
We know what's coming, Karpov vs Kasparov saga.
@Hillion18061975 2 роки тому
At that time Kasparov really shamed himself accusing Campomanes in unfair judgment and even trying to break up FIDE. The first 48 game match was a terrible example of a fight for exhaustion... So the rules were changed, and Kasparov won fairly and clearly, without any criticism on exploitation of Karpov's older age. Sorry for my English
@tahmeedchowdhury0007 3 роки тому
Would love to see you cover Karpov's best tournament (Linares 1994), as it is considered one of the best singular performances of all time.
@gajofre 3 роки тому
Thank you for bringing Korchnoi to the board. He certainly got the short end of the stick in his chess career because of political reasons, and many people today dont know or forget how good he was. He needs more coverage on chess channels. Again, thank you.
@RobertGriffith9 3 роки тому
I don't think he has been forgotten. Sure, he doesn't have the game of being world champion, but he did a lot to make chess more popular and was certainly one of the strongest players of his generation even with the USSR hamstringing him.
@rogan-joesloan451 3 роки тому
Nice profile pic.
@crapilanofridge7745 3 роки тому
I remember my Father talking about this match. Possibly only beaten, in the conciousness of the general public by the 1972 WC.
@codetime01 3 роки тому
I believe that is the case with a bunch of players of very respected sports. I believe something similar happened to Kasparov where one time he was signing chess boards and someone attacked him with one, saying something like he respected him as a chess player, but he ruined it by getting into politics.
@codetime01 3 роки тому
@Blake N Not sure about your opinion but the International Olympic Committee considers it a sport.
@houcineglaoui5705 3 роки тому
Lately, I'm seeing Levi videos more than I'm seeing my parents
@almundo4488 3 роки тому
Hahaha too true bro x
@khaledosama1836 3 роки тому
Lol this is literally me :)
@thebus3181 3 роки тому
It is Levy, not Levi :(
@m_uz1244 3 роки тому
As much as you AoT stans wish it was Levi, it's spelled Levy.
@Chizzle69420 3 роки тому
Stolen joke
@user-lx5ss8gl7t 3 роки тому
10:28 Damn, the clearness of Russian accent though
@frozenpai 3 роки тому
Такое ощущение будто Леви на самом деле из России, но он конспирируется уже много лет благодаря хорошим знаниям английского
@PromixDelPiero 3 роки тому
@@frozenpai он прекрасно знает русский
@mr.mesmerus2249 3 роки тому
@@frozenpai щ
@arthurporter131 3 роки тому
Karpov is my favorite player. He’s like a chess anaconda that slowly squeezes his opponents to death on the 64 squares
@JFloydd96 3 роки тому
If only my life was as consistent as Levi's upload schedule
@dimonutive 3 роки тому
Am I the only one who got a yogurt ad during this right after levy talked about the yogurt situation? 😂
@speeddemon2901 3 роки тому
UKposts reads minds / videos 😂😂😂
@andrewmays3988 2 роки тому
Loved the way you incorporated anecdotal information about the players into the game. Excellent commentary. THANK YOU
@jpetersen46321 3 роки тому
This is a fantastic review of the 1978 world chess championship. I was 12 at the time and I vaguely remember the various controversies that had emerged. Thank you for the explanations. I also suggest you consider covering the Spassky-Korchnoi Candidates Final. I recall the drama in that match was off the charts.
@peterkaluzny2189 3 роки тому
Watching both todays videos (Fischer vs Spassky 1972 and Karpov vs Korchnoi 1978) was like time machine bringing me back to my childhood as I was attending chess club from 1974 thru 1979 during my school years in St. Petersburg, Russia. Thank you, Levy.
@satanowesme10bucks27 3 роки тому
You’re one of the only reasons why I keep my adds on UKposts. Your content is so high quality and constant a your work needs to be repaid. Thank you for all the fun and information you bring us 🖤🖤
@StahliCell 3 роки тому
Hey Levy I wanted to thank you so much for all the great videos you're making, I've seen many of these matches but going back and checking them again is amazing!! I love all of them!!
@remusannani3026 3 роки тому
These recap videos of historical matches are great! Awesome commentary!
@johnandrewmunroe 2 роки тому
Until I found this channel I thought chess channels would be like watching bowling or golf. Totally on the edge of my seat. Brilliant commentary, Levy! Keep it coming.
@jessejordache1869 2 роки тому
The sunglasses thing reminds me of Tal - Benko 1959. Pal Benko accused Mikhael Tal of hypnotizing him, and said that he would make sure to bring sunglasses to their next match. As Tal put it, "As is often the case when confronted with an innovation that the opponent knows about beforehand, his sunglasses were met by my counterstroke: my own pair of enormous, novelty sunglasses that I had picked up at a costume store before the game. I took mine off after a few moves, when the audience's laughter calmed down. Benko left his on, but unfortunately, it did not improve his position, and he resigned before the first time control."
@jesperahlstrom4550 3 роки тому
Amazing Video Levy I just love how you setup the narrative of the two players dichotomy in the introduction. Instantly sucked me in. The Drama, The mind games, Amazing chess broken down. Thank you! would have loved to see the winning ideas from the games Karpov resigned.
@hgservices5572 2 роки тому
Love the video , great story telling and educational wrapped in one Thank you for your contributions to the chess community !
@agustincaro5938 3 роки тому
I've never opened and muted a video this fast.
@voidzminer1017 3 роки тому
Lololololoooo
@na95ku 3 роки тому
Twitch gang reports for duty!
@TheZekriamLP 3 роки тому
Thank you for also talking a bit about chess history sometimes, I find it very interesting and you also convey it in a very appealing way. You are, as always greatly appreciated, Levy!
@sven_86 3 роки тому
Love the energy and passion you bring to the commentary you do @gothamchess, keep up the great job!
@poly_hexamethyl 2 роки тому
I really appreciated your insightful analysis and entertaining stories. I remember when this match happened and heard about the sorcerers and meditating gurus and whatnot. It was so bizarre!
@anesimamovic8112 3 роки тому
Korchnoi with sunglasses looks lit😎
@milkyBK370 3 роки тому
Your ability to make each game commentary sound like a conversation between the players is what makes your output unique and entertaining. Keep it up Levy.
@itsjustthatsimple628 3 роки тому
Insightful comment.. I totally agree
@Tecmaster96 3 роки тому
More more more! It’s so nice to have a talented content creator making so much content! I’ll definitely be watching for a long time.
@dcstation74 2 роки тому
Excelente historia, disfrute mucho la anécdota, quiero más de ellas, no solo revivo un momento histórico sino que también aprendo mucho con vos. Gracias!
@VoltageCowboy 3 роки тому
This is really great! I never heard this story and you told it well. I would like to learn more about Judith Polgar and her story. No one online has really told it and it would be nice to see some more of her games or a tournament she dominated. You can also do Vladimir Kramnik as he is such an underrated Chess Champion. That Catalan was a monster.
@Alex-sl7tb 3 роки тому
Really loving the chess history videos!
@peteking96 3 роки тому
Levy, these historical chess match videos are straight up fire bro. You make chess sound like UFC and it's LIT.
@patrykg120 3 роки тому
This format and your commentary are fantastic, I’d love to see some Mikhail Tal’s match covered like this.
@krieg865 3 роки тому
Yep...this is exactly the content i'm looking for. I love Levi's style and there are so many moments that people don't know about that are full of wonderful and sometimes enraging histories...can't wait to see more. Maybe Bronstein v. Bottvinnik?
@agustinfernandez5115 3 роки тому
Man, that story on 17:05 is a queens gambit movie waiting to happen right there
@johnr4670 3 роки тому
Watched the whole thing, per usual. Love the historic battles and stories! Don’t have any specific suggestions bc I’m newer to chess and idk the big battles to be analyzed. But keep these coming! So rad!
@StoneBreakerMC 3 роки тому
Thanks for these videos man. Improve my day every single time I watch em
@0202304 3 роки тому
I get distracted for a minute... "He's coming off the hype of wanting to beat up the hypnotist." OK, what'd I miss.
@Torisson 3 роки тому
One thing i'm missing from these videos is, to quote Agadmator, "Why did he resign? Well..."
@crapilanofridge7745 3 роки тому
Fantastic Video. Much appreciated. One can only hope for such a clash of the Titans come November. Kind Regards
@djchilxxn 2 роки тому
this was so entertaining. one of my favs of yours mr . gotham
@arandompesent6972 3 роки тому
I need to stop staring at your page waiting for a video
@AztekTheKid 3 роки тому
Nobody: Korchnoi in game 4: s w a g
@rocinante666 3 роки тому
Awesome Levy. Thanks for your great shows
@mohamdtac6519 3 роки тому
These historical chess videos are very entertaining and informative keep up the good work
@PhDTony_original 2 роки тому
To be honest - I haven't followed chess for ages - I transitioned to become a go player when I was 18 (almost three decades ago). But you have such a terrific style of presenting material you've hooked me back in.
@limbolegs 3 роки тому
If Levi can keep up with this upload schedule he’ll hit 1 mil in like the next month or two
@leonkipkorir7542 2 роки тому
W
@mintofta 3 роки тому
As a new chess player this is an awesome way to dive into the historical matches! Keep em coming!
@robertleung9490 2 роки тому
Love your commentary! great energy and insight! Thank you!
@GodSaveTheKing444 3 роки тому
Just as I'm about to start studying this video came up on my recommendations, I guess I'll have to study 29 minutes later
@hauntinghaze5161 3 роки тому
Don't be tempted, go study😎
@DickInMesaAZ 3 роки тому
I'm very glad that you showed a Korchnoi game. I had the honor of playing a simul against Korchnoi at the 1977 Minnesota Renaissance Faire. There were 50 games, and 42 of us lost, but it was still a wonderful memory!
@fredericraymld6180 2 роки тому
First video I get to see from you ! Very dynamic. Will come back 4 sure
@caiubyfreitas 2 роки тому
Very interesting approach for your videos, my dear Gotham. Well done!
@bakulshah4367 3 роки тому
Day 89: Of requesting Levy to cover opposite coloured bishop endgames. Especially when you have a slight material advantage of being up by two or three pawns against your opponent and you both have opposite coloured bishops as well.
@hugothompson3914 3 роки тому
Are you really unable to win when you’re two or three pawns up?
@roughlyunderscore 3 роки тому
Dedication. Pure dedication.
@rodabaixo13 3 роки тому
@@hugothompson3914 well its not so simple in opposite colored bishops it can be a draw as your opponents bishop just restricts your pawns movement and theres no progress to be done as none of your pieces can support the pawns. This obviously depends on the position sometimes it can be winning sometimes its drawing tho
@fedess3647 3 роки тому
@@rodabaixo13 just bring in the king, if you are up 3 pawns and can't win, time to play checkers
@ligemerrill6368 3 роки тому
@@fedess3647 No need to go after someone personally. A lot of people in the 1000-1200 range can struggle with it, especially if they are low on time. Heck, even as a 1400 (chess.com, 1600 lichess), I've drawn games with two pawns up when I was low on time and blundered into a rook pawn-wrong colored bishop endgame or similar traps. It's a good topic to cover in a video- once someone has a specific process they can follow without having to work it out over the board, you won't draw any more games like that, even if you're low on time, because you just follow the process and don't have to think.
@chinadan86 3 роки тому
I don't skip ads so that you are rewarded for your high quality chess content
@Julesertel 3 роки тому
Thanks for the amazing content on youtube, and the Caro and e4 courses. It is all inspiring, funny, and it made me improve my chess so much. I have a suggestion for a concept that I didn't see covered on your channel yet, which I struggle with : the pawn storm. Like, when to do it, which pawn to push and how, depending on the situation. Plus, cool thumbnail right ?
@synthdrive 3 роки тому
This is the most exciting recap of a world chess championship I've watched. Thank you Levy!
@pout6596 3 роки тому
you should cover the first chess game ever recorded if you haven't already. I think that would be fun
@harshsingh8619 3 роки тому
Agadmator : Hello Everyone Gotham : Welcome ladies and gentlemen.
@dm1896 3 роки тому
Gotham > agadmator
@prasunkumar1125 3 роки тому
@@dm1896 i don't know either one lol
@andrewsheehan4811 2 роки тому
My first chess book was coverage of this match. It was so over my head. All these years later you have given me new appreciation.
@dylanflint4014 3 роки тому
The intonation in his voice around minute 19 is brilliant. Great video.
@Patikbro 3 роки тому
This guy is a content machine< streaming while recording new video
@benm7984 3 роки тому
It was prerecorded
@Alekhine-lr9cp 3 роки тому
Levy calculating is so satisfying
@gamerzzone1000 3 роки тому
Loved this series, please continue it👍❤️❤️
@333Mrhunter 2 роки тому
Your videos are awesome 👌 I have only just found chess during lockdown and your videos have got me hooked on the game. Your energy and passion for the game is great, keep up the good work and I look forward to your new content.👌👌
@andymion 3 роки тому
"Me, I wasn't there. I was born in 1995, not 1978" Meanwhile I was born in 1978 and immediately felt ancient.
@Demento56 Рік тому
"He's coming off the high of wanting to beat up the hypnotist" is a hell of a sentence
@Birjuk2 2 роки тому
this is one of the most enterteining vids about chess that i have ever seen! geat job!!! many thanks!
@islandex8367 2 роки тому
Love all your vids, especially the slow series with 10 minutes and the training for GM. the slower games teach more about the thought process and what to look for and etcetera. You have any thoughts on Mikhail Tal? Would love to see your presentation of his games.
@SpliefDaGrief 3 роки тому
Yogurt-Gate is the kind of drama we need more of these days
@rjp63vip 3 роки тому
Awesome video my man! Fire on and off the board! Great commentary 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@dasermutigungs-zentrum436 2 роки тому
Sehr nett & unterhaltsam gemacht, lieber Levy Rozman 😉 … danke dafür!
@evansmith9944 3 роки тому
Levy I know you don't care but I've been having a really rough day. Seeing a new video of yours brings a smile to my face every day no matter what. Don't ever change who you are because you are a great person.
@giuseppeagresta1425 3 роки тому
_"Karpov is gettin' Karpov'd"_ ~Levy Rozman, 2021
@damookster5919 3 роки тому
The content on this channel is the best on UKposts. As much as you appreciate us, we appreciate you 10x more levy! Thank you.
@hermanpretorius62 2 роки тому
I simply enjoy the energy you bring to your videos.
@FreemanPresson 3 роки тому
I remember all that hoorah. I was taking a break from playing at that time, but I still read the chess news. Wild business. I really wanted to see Viktor take it.
@AddisonFairweather 2 роки тому
This is totally unrelated but you got a nice beard bro
@EdgeOspina 3 роки тому
Guys, I have a question. At 7:53, wouldn't f5 just win the game for Karpov? Because Korchnoi would lose either the g4 bishop or the c3 knight Edit: Nevermind. Korchnoi just takes en passant and now Karpov would lose either his queen or his bishop. What a cool position!
@jenisal3984 3 роки тому
I love all of your historical content and all of your content in general. I'd be curious to see some games that a chess newb wouldn't necessarily think to look at. I have looked at some Morphy and Fischer games, but I honestly had never heard of Karpov and Korchnoi until today. Any of your content is usually very engaging, fun, and educational.
@rdanwilson1 Рік тому
I enjoy the way Lev breaks these games down. I also, like the color commentary!
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