Win At Chess #20 (1700-2100 ELO)

This is a series I'm launching called How To Win At Chess. This is episode 20. We will feature many openings for beginners, intermediate, and hopefully advanced players, as well as discussions of middlegame strategy, tactics, and so on.

0:00 Introduction
1:11 Game 1 vs 1701
19:03 Game 2 vs 1801
38:22 Game 3 vs 1865
47:18 Game 4 vs 1914
1:08:30 FINAL GAME vs 2141

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[kheireddineattala]

the logical conclusion of this series is you getting to your actal rating range, at that point you should call the video "hopefully win at chess" which would be the most relatable video in the series

[vindionu]

I know GTE is the poster boy of this channel but Win at Chess is hands down my favourite series. Glad to see it in my feed again

[damookster]

Underrated series. Some people need the gimmicks and crazy antics, but the real ones love some analysis and high level chess with a high level chess player. Thanks for continuing this🤙🏼🤙🏼.

[GSTenor]

I hope this content does well. I know the content that's targeted at the higher rated players doesn't appeal to as many people, but it's the best! Cheers!

[ziyad]

Would you consider interviewing your opponents after the game? I was interested to hear Snacqk's thoughts and reaction about the game

[bencoder]

That 4th game was incredible and really fun to watch. And your grudging acceptance that the attack actually had some teeth was entertaining, thanks to both of you!

[brk]

"What better way to spend bright sunday morning with a nice sunny outside than sitting in front of a screen and playing chess."
My life during the pandemic.

[SaiVignesh]

16:58 "He is more than welcome to play until mate"
Nice to see an IM say this, whereas many 1700 rated players fret about opponents not resigning when they are in a dead lost position..

[ericsauber]

I don't even care if we get to a point where there's "win at chess ep 107" I will watch all of them

[HebbenBeeld]

I sometimes read that people think of Levy being cocky or arrogant, but he's not. He is just provoking the viewer to play better chess. He's not trying to make the viewer feel good about their chess, but trying for them to become a better player. Levy is an excellent chess teacher.

[roiaknin]

Hi levy! Question, did you consider to make a mobile app with your courses and a pgn reader? So it will be easier to access through mobile phones

[Orwaha]

It breaks my heart to see my favorite chess content creator slowly descend into madness from this game. The occurrences of hearing sounds that aren’t there is becoming more and more frequent :/

[thebermudaI]

I literally watch your channel instead of TV now. I've completely fallen in love with chess again thanks to your analyses. By the way—do you know anything about shogi, Japanese chess? Would be really interested to see how a high-rated chess player takes to shogi, especially if they've never played it before. The game has a few more pieces than chess, and when you capture your opponent's pieces you can put them back on the board and use them yourself, so the game gets more crowded and complicated as it progresses. (Video idea suggestion.)

[shawncarter]

"There's noise outside. Time to move."
-Levy Rozman 2022

(Said with love) 🤜🤛

[codylevant]

Hi Levy, I wanted to let you know that your content has really helped me get deeper into my chess analysis and thinking over the pandemic. I started out as a 700 two years ago and today I am 1600. Even though 1600 is not very high, I want to thank you for everything because your content is so much more than just chess :)

[glowbomb]

47:55 Poor Levy just got his train of thought absolutely derailed from the knight move XD

[jimmyfoley]

It’s really interesting to note that white actually has one final trick available in the first game - taking the protected pawn on g3! It can’t be captured because the h pawn will queen, and Black actually has to play very precisely to keep advantage (Stockfish gives …Ke6 as the only move for white to be better after Bxg3)

[OregonMikeH]

These longer Win at chess episodes are my favorite instructional presentations out of almost all you offer. Great Stuff, Thank You!

[JABD]

Levy... these are truly the most educational videos you provide... literally an insight into the mind. I go from 1000-1200 in a day just from ONE video.. imagine if I applied myself and watched em all!. THANK YOU GOAT!

[rbcdelta]

Great episode in a great series! Nice lessons in queen-less middle games and positional play. Nice work by the subs to push high level play by our protagonist! Thanks for the hard work delivering these five games!