How I almost died

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[CioKsatrianto]

My man went from losing a game… to almost losing his life

[ChineseSunTzu]

Bro learnt the Russian Lake variation, life gambit, drowning variation

[Neninho_]

In case someone was wondering: 40° Fahrenheit is 4.44° Celsius.

[wizuwizu]

That's apparently a big blunder according to Stockfish. The best move in this position is staying in the house and eat dinner.

[stevemc]

The Levy Gambit, Lake-Rejected Variation

[TheBluePhoenix]

The biggest thing i learnt from this video is that Levy is Russian.

[xrduxfg]

Parents: If your friends jumped on a freezing lake, would you jump too?
Levy : No I'd jump first

[not_vinkami]

The Greek gift involves sacrificing a bishop, whereas the Russian gift involves sacrificing Levy.

[prithvisinghpanwar]

"I did what any intelligent child would do in that situation"💀

[SevenTheJester]

Glad you survived. You make the online chess community a much more entertaining place, brother.

[awsomeguy]

His relative be like: Life Gambit Declined

[malign]

Thank you for NOT forcing a dumb loop. It’s so refreshing to listen to a story that has a normal, definite conclusion without a stupid “aNd ThAtS wHy…” at the end

[cake]

All jokes aside, Levy is a great storyteller

[okamisansempai]

Glad your relative saw you man, life it's a gift

[konoveldorada]

*Levy didn't get CM title (Cool Master) but rather got FM title (Fool Master) in those very few seconds.*

[luxraptor]

His opponent had mate in one but Levy had the miracle defense of sacrificing… HIS LIFE. Completely caught his opponent off guard and let him get the momentum back to win the game.

[OGRedness]

Bro went to Russia for SUMMER vacation.

[MeltingMoon]

Levy: *drowns and doesn't win a chess game ever after*
Stockfish: "Missed Win"

[i_nikey]

I almost drowned in the Mountains of Russia too! My Mother is from Russia and we’re visiting my grandparents in sibiria every 1-2 years and when I was like 7-8 Years old, we went to the Altai and went for a ride with a rubberboat and one paddle. We started in a calm little river but it started to get faster and smaller so we lost control. Somewhere the was a tree laying from cliff to cliff on our height and we collided with it. We flipped and the stream was so hard that we wouldn’t save us. My father managed to grab the tree, my sister grabbed him at his foot and me with the other hand. I was in shock and we got out of the water. It was a great experience but when I look back, I am still pretty scared but I still would do it again.(I started shaking while writing it)

[eeveethemistake]

I literally just had a lifeguard exam so this spooked me