Another Funky Beardmeister

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The Pitch:

Why are all the You tubers I ‘ve recommended Funky Beardmeisters? Is the question nobody is asking. Simon Williams is an English chess Grand Master and one of the strongest players in Great Britain. His videos are about chess. Williams is passionate about attacking, aggressive chess. This is the kind of chess most club level players are looking for (me included).

What you get:

 Anybody looking to improve their chess, should check out this channel. It’s fun, informative and useful (although it’s not for the complete beginner). It’s a great example of a niche channel.

Recommended Videos:

Just jump into the video lists, if you want tactics, openings or annotated games you got it.

Conclusion:

Check this channel out and start naming your pawns; before you sacrifice them.





https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClV9nqHHcsrm2krkFDPPr-g

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