Simultaneous display

Summary

• A Simultaneous Display (also known as a simultaneous exhibition or simul for short) is a chess term describing a match played by an expert player against more than one opponent at the same time. Typically, the player giving the simultaneous display will walk around the room playing one move at each board against amateur opponents, set up in a large circle or square.

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