Aman Hambleton’s London System PGN Only Chessable Feb 16, 2026

He Turned A Meme Opening Into A GM-Maker
— Now Your Rating Booster

Everyone loved hating on the London System… until Aman Hambleton clinched the Grandmaster title and speedran a new Chess.com account to 2500 with only “bishop to f4.” Join him as he shows you his winning blueprint. And in it, a focused chapter that refutes the 53 trickiest anti-London lines today.

Forget the autopilot.

This London doesn’t pass up on the chance to stack up advantages.

Sure, against the right lines, your triangle formation remains an awesome attacking weapon.

Good ol’ London triangles, Bxh7+
sacrifices, and king hunts abound
in this repertoire!

But when you need to disarm a dangerous idea fast…

Or when you need to pounce on a fleeting chance for an edge…

You can count on Aman Hambleton’s London System for the most precise moves.

He’s a Grandmaster and a former top-5 player of Canada.

He won the 2010 Canadian Youth Championship, as well as the 2017 Canadian Open Championship. He also posted solid results at the 41st and 43rd Chess Olympiad.

But for improvers, Hambleton ranks as one of the world’s most respected London System experts.

He ran the “Beard Challenge.” No shaving until he became a grandmaster.

Then the London helped him clinch the GM title — and lose the face bush — at the 2017 Sunway Sitges Open.

He played the opening exclusively when he speed-ran a Chess.com account from 800 to 2500… proving it’s a serious winning try at every level!

He captured all the action (and decision-making) in an 18-part Youtube series. And fast forward to today, it has taught over 1 million viewers how to choose chess moves like a pro.