London System: How Magnus Wins With The London
How does the world champion win with the London System? Find out how Magnus Carlsen uses the opening.
How does the world champion win with the London System? Find out how Magnus Carlsen uses the opening.
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If you're going to play the London System you have to know this bishop trap. GM Simon Williams teaches you the secret.
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Who better to teach you the London System than England's own "spicy" GM Simon Williams?
Super-grandmater Alexander Grischuk and creative prodigy Richard Rapport contest a close speed chess match as Rapport demonstrates incredible resourcefulness and creative opening ideas! IM Danny Rensch and GM Robert H...
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How did they break open isolated queen pawn positions back in the good old days? They smashed it.
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What better way to start teaching the Evans Gambit than the famous Evergreen Game of 1852? GM Simon Williams shows you this beautiful attack.
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