Simon Williams

Game analysis from my round 4 game at the 2022 Reykjavik Open. I have the White pieces against Grandmaster, Matthieu Cornette. It was great playing over the board again, and in this game I give the English opening a go. You can buy my Chessable course on this opening here - https://www.chessable.com/the-iron-english-botvinnik-variation/course/50500/ I take a look at the game … [Read more...] about Reykjavik Open: English Opening for Victory or Not… Round 4

Alexandra Botez stopped by Battersea Chess Club in London to play some blitz chess and I thought it was time for some good old English chess hustling! Drop a like and make sure to subscribe/turn on notifications. The score so far: Alexandra Botez: 1 win The Ginger One: 4 wins * Improve your Chess here! www.gchess.com * ➡️Chessable - … [Read more...] about Alexandra Botez vs GingerGM: Game 6

Can you spot and calculate the 'Killer Tactic'!? This time leading to checkmate! A brilliant tactical sequence. Try to find the solution and pause the video if you need to! www.GChess.com - Check it out to improve from your Blitz games! ➡️Chessable - https://www.chessable.com/author/GingerGM/ ➡️Secret website to improve your chess - … [Read more...] about Killer Chess Tactic! #7 A Touch of Magnus Carlsen

Grandmaster Speed Runs Chess - Making a Plan Simon continues his now-famous speedrun series, tackling more tricky games on chess.com. Inspired by Hikaru, Eric Hansen (Chessbrah) and Daniel Naroditsky. Online chess speedrunning blitz chess on chess.com, video lectures, how to get better at chess and win with checkmate, attack tips and tricks! In this video, we look at the … [Read more...] about GM Simon Williams Blitz Speedrun 15 | 1200-1500

Game analysis from my round 3 game at the 2022 Reykjavik Open. I have the Black pieces against Women Grandmaster, Evgeniya Doluhanova. It was great playing over the board again, and here I try an interesting idea as Black in the Sicilian Bb5+ variation. I take a look at the game and give you the viewer tips about how to improve from studying your own games. * gchess.com - … [Read more...] about Reykjavik Open: A Crazy Pawn Push in the Opening. Round 3