How To Think Like A Chess Master

I made a video verbalizing my thought process while playing games against a variety of beginners and intermediate chess players. Ending with an expert.

0:00 Intro
1:07 GAME 1 vs 1667
8:09 GAME 2 vs 1106
14:30 GAME 3 vs 1090
20:23 GAME 4 vs. 1703
29:56 GAME 5 vs 1057
35:13 I AM SO STUPID vs. 2120

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[Matt-ntlm]

I blundered my Queen right after watching this video.

[Xbotto]

how to master chess:
game1: let your opponent attack and almost mate you but win on time
game2: be greedy and grab all the things and (don't) stalemate
game3: blunder your queen by premoving
game4: be distracted by someone in chat mentioning eric rosen double checkmate with rooks
game5: get into a losing position but have your opponent resign

[BenjaminWeeb]

Levy : move 20 "i delayed castling"
Eric : Move 30 "oh right, i can castle"

[BilalHussain]

Levy Rozman : "I should teach you guys good principles"
Eric Rosen : "Oooh Stafford gambit time"

[aneet]

That position in the thumbnail looks familiar to me 😂 I thought you got me with some prep and resigned. Sorry for killing the fun 😂😂😂
But nice video as usual Levy 😎👍🏽

[manubiondo]

It's so early right now that there is nobody telling Levy he can't play chess well

[piisom]

Gotham: how do I make him take me
The person who just entered the stream: wat

[AnAussieGamer]

You know, ive only recently started getting back into chess. And i have to say, you are probably one of the best well presented, well spoken youtubers and i can watch you for ages and you even describe thought processes. So, Thank you.

[michaelbrantley]

People resign too fast a lot of times. I had a game yesterday where it looked like I was forking his king and queen so he resigned in like 2 seconds thinking his queen was lost but had either of us scanned the board a little longer would've seen that my knight doing the forking was left hanging for his bishop on the opposite side of board he could've just taken and been winning, but resigned to quickly. I almost always play out my games even when I blunder a rook or queen because you might get lucky and they blunder later or at least play for a draw/stalemate or win on time maybe

[willyfleming]

"Hopefully he gets confused"

...Basically my strategy whenever I hang my queen on move 3.

[maxwelljann]

that last game was bonkers. love the engine rook lift

[ClearReflect]

You gotta love how he tells you where the clickbait is in the video. Levy is a G

[baseldaher]

pleaseeee show Hikaruu the last game without telling him anything or just say "look how my opponent feared me in this position" we need to see his reaction

[williamspurdza]

Hey! I just wanted to thank you for your teaching. You are a natural at teaching and breaking things down into understandable pieces . I really appreciate it keep up the good work!

[paawanjethva]

This is TOP TIER content!!! I would love for this to just become a series. This could easily boost people's ratings up another 100.

[robyrogo]

Your way of presenting the videos makes me watch them with full pleasure:)

[michaellee]

25:55 Looking at chat and seeing "you're the most handsome and best chess player in the entire world"
Who ever said the chess nerds don't get the girls?

[SirBinski]

Just subscribed! Been watching your videos for awhile now. I've played chess for about a decade now (22 years old) and still looking for ways to improve. Your channel is making that possible for me. Thanks for inspiring keep it up!

[moustafa_]

Your reactions to the computer moves alone are a reason to bring more people to chess xD

[alextabara]

How to think like a GM:
-"That move doesn t make sense"
-"yes"
-"ok then let s do it!"