International Master GothamChess reveals chess secrets for beginners to 1200-rated players. This New York Times bestseller includes 500+ diagrams and QR codes linking to exclusive content. Discover why YouTube's largest chess channel creator makes complex strategies surprisingly accessible.
Levy Rozman, International Master and New York Times bestselling author of *How to Win at Chess: The Ultimate Guide for Beginners and Beyond*, is a pioneering voice in modern chess education. Born in Brooklyn in 1995 to a family of mathematicians and computer scientists, Rozman combines analytical rigor with an engaging teaching style honed through years of coaching scholastic chess programs in New York City. His book distills complex strategies into accessible lessons, reflecting his mission to democratize chess—a vision amplified by his record-breaking YouTube channel *GothamChess*, which boasts over 6 million subscribers and 3.4 billion views. A former Top 5 U.S. junior player and recipient of the International Master title in 2018, Rozman’s work bridges traditional chess pedagogy with digital innovation. The book integrates QR codes for interactive exercises, a hallmark of his tech-forward approach. *How to Win at Chess* debuted as a New York Times bestseller and has been celebrated for revitalizing chess literature, leveraging Rozman’s viral content creation and live commentary at elite tournaments. Rozman has donated $100,000 to scholastic chess initiatives, cementing his role as a global ambassador for the game.
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