best chess youtuber
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Dexterous42
Jun 15, 2025
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#61
I agree it is Gothamchess
Jun 17, 2025
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#64
This should be a poll and not a forum honestly - but Gotham is undeniably a favourite
Jason Statham:
NoahdeAlwis wrote:
gotham for sure if you want entertainment
Only if you find cringe behavior entertaining.
Hello
Gothamchess
Jun 26, 2025
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#71
magipi wrote:
NoahdeAlwis wrote:
gotham for sure if you want entertainment
Only if you find cringe behavior entertaining.
"Rook b1 rook b1, make a move that makes no sense, that move was literally crazy, why on earth would you play that? At least ca-stle your king, what the heck is this move, what are you trying to accomplish? I have no idea" - Levy Rozman.
*Clears throat*
THE ROOOOO-
Hikaru
gm igor smirnov has the best educational youtube channel. gotham chess thinks all his viewers are retards. and may be he is right because i wouldnt know why they should watch his videos otherwise. and hikaru nakamura is full of love for himself but chesswise his videos are trash.
but i dont know every channel on youtube. of course these so called speedruns many masters are doing can be educational too.
Hi
Jun 28, 2025
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#75
BombKermit wrote:
magipi wrote:
NoahdeAlwis wrote:
gotham for sure if you want entertainment
Only if you find cringe behavior entertaining.
"Rook b1 rook b1, make a move that makes no sense, that move was literally crazy, why on earth would you play that? At least ca-stle your king, what the heck is this move, what are you trying to accomplish? I have no idea" - Levy Rozman.
*Clears throat*
THE ROOOOO-
This kind of trash talk drives me crazy. But I know that it's what one should expect when consuming unfiltered online chess content.
lol
croissant
I like Nelson Lopez, whose Youtube channel is ChessVibes. One of his videos landed in my feed and after watching it I checked out the channel. That's what eventually led me to Chess.com. He did a rating climb series in 2024 where he gradually leveled up a new account (name was AverageJoe) from beginner levels to somewhere in the 2000s in rapid (10 min). He spends time explaining the thought process and analyzing aloud each move and the various options, then after the game he goes through the analysis.
