For the term as used in chess and other board games, see Simultaneous exhibition.
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National Master Hugh Myers called it "Millard's Opening" after Henry Millard (1824–91), a blind correspondence chess player who drew with the opening in a simultaneous exhibition against Joseph Henry Blackburne.
Jeff used to entertain large crowds by playing 40 people at the same time known as simultaneous chess, every Canada Day from the age of 7 on Parliament Hill in Ottawa.
Having just passed his tenth birthday, he played against the then world champion Garry Kasparov in a simultaneous exhibition.