How to ALWAYS Win at Chess

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Levy's Chessly is legit. I've won my last two OTB tournaments because of his study guides. Totally worth the money if you want to improve.

ungerscott

imagine waiting 3min for your opponent to make a move, knowing they are describing how they are destroying your position on video

Suntanned

Thanks for the opportunity to play you. Was a pleasure playing you and feeling the nerves

wombiethezombie

Maybe if Levy watches this video, he can finally hit GM.

Lamb

The best way to win at chess, is not losing
Losing the game makes it really difficult to win

Collin-H

Levy I just today hit 2000 elo! That's 18 months after I first got into chess, and it is a lot thanks to you and your content. I started watching regularly at the end of 2022 in December and saw a steady increase in rating from then on, shooting to 1500 a few months before summer break. I would love if you could feature my journey on your channel as a proof of how instructive your content is, but most likely I'm just a part of the bunch and you cannot give everyone the attention they ask for. This series; How to Win at Chess, has definitely been one of the more helpful ones on your channel!

Anyways, if you find this interesting that would be amazing, and I'll send you an email about this as well.

Bismarck-S

This is probably my favorite series! Hope you can continue this weekly, it’s very instructive and entertaining

davidhidalgo

How to always win.
Step 1: Play againt me.

coyote

Educational and historical videos are probably my favorites. Loving the 2024 content so far. How do we get the chance to play you in one of these videos?

CODBEASTMN

1:01 ''So, i am the sponsor of my own content''
It aint much but its honest work. Props to Levy

My "how to always win at chess" trick is to (1) watch chess content on YouTube regularly - could be openings, elo difference comparison, trap openings, counters, positioning, etc.. lessons on this platform, (2) to never stop grinding but don't overdo it and (3) set a goal you want to reach.

I'm a 500 elo chess back in April 2020. I stopped playing at the end of that year, came back Christmas 2023. I have been playing everyday since. When I returned I made a new account. I got put into 750 range, and have now climbed up to 1100 just doing all 3 of the steps above. My end goal is 1700 or 1800 by the end of this year. I'm already at 30% from my goal since I started this journey.

Nobody asked for this but I just feel like sharing. Inspired a lot by Tyler1.

DarchrowTheEnigma

Imagine playing levy, you think you made a good move cause he’s taking a long time to play another move. But he’s just teaching us 😂😂

juanlondono

Man you are amazing at teaching chess. I am at 900 elo currently and i most of the time loose because of time and miss calculations.This video really helped a lot..

XtCryon