The SECRET to Gain Chess Elo

Credit to @AnnaCramling for the thumbnail design

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[smileorgobyebye]

I thought Levy was flipping at us in the thumbnail 💀

[HeisenbergFam]

This secret to gain Elo is so mind blowing Levy froze in time & space in the intro

[GekiClaws]

Please make more videos in this format man, its super instructional while being interactive that it doesnt feel like a lecture! Also an interesting deviation from typical instructional content which is more about typical theory/strategy rather than on the topic of one's mindset you've discussed here today. 💯🔥🙌🏻

[aptudo]

Keep putting in pauses for us to think and analyze. As a person who's worked in, and studied, the field of adult learning, it absolutely makes your instruction more effective. Great stuff.

[kohinoorbanerjee]

Today's stare was one of the laggy variety, but inspiring all the same. 8.5/10

[devilsluckbaby]

You would not believe how disappointed I was when I realized Levy was in fact, not flipping the middle finger at us in the thumbnail.

[coreypacek]

Fantastic lesson! This is my favorite type of Gotham content. Recaps and GTE are great, but you is a fantastic teacher. Please keep making videos like these.

[mustafayigitkartal]

Hands down your most well made, instructive and useful video I've watched. I feel like it served a lot more than just pure entertainment or a basic overview of a few fundamental concepts but really thought me something that I can also apply in my own games. Great stuff man, keep up the good work

[Lukas_E.]

Me: *thinks I've found the right move*
Levy: So let me ask you a question

[DanielAger]

I really liked the "interactive" format, pausing to look for the ideas was a really good exercise and definitely fun. I also liked that you used examples from real games you played, it helped add to the storyline of each example.

[yordengroot]

Loved the interactive format Lev. Could you please make this for different elo's? I've been trying to find similar content for different levels to make progression more organic

[TheCosmicafroninja]

I absolutely love videos like this. I’ve been desperately looking for middle game fundamentals to help me improve. I would love more videos like this.

[tugs]

As a 1600 this type of content is a lot more effective and appreciated than the lower elo content. Please make more

[adamyohan]

You've singlehandedly made chess enormously enjoyable for me both as a player and spectator. Bless you Levy.

[drgoose]

Please make more videos like this. Your how to win at chess series is the reason I became a sub and still watch everyday. This is on par with how to win at chess. I love GTE but this is the content I’m really here for!

[mrmuffinz]

This was probably one of the most instructional vids ive seen from levy, good tips cuz ur right we like to play our own selfish chess without thinking about what they want. Would like to see more stuff like this in the future

[alexander_]

It's a shame that this doesn't get a whole lot of views because of the low watch time. Hope you'd more videos of the same kind, they are truly amazing!

[Kaisir]

I cannot express how much I wanted a video like this from you

[forestsmusicmusic]

I'm 1550 and this video is amazing, the a4 vs g5 example is phenomenal due to the fact that everyone finds a4, but when questioned by the eval bar we all notice g5-g4. Like GM Ben Finegold once said "the key to becoming better is seeing the tactics against you" It's not necessarily about finding your own tactics, or setting up your own tactics. It's just as equally important seeing what your opponents tactics are. Human beings will never make a move without some sort of intention whether it turns out to be good or bad.

[rayanhiron]

This is gold. Very instructional. Complete with real game situations. Thanks Levy!