Howard Staunton - Match Results

Match Results

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Notes:

  1. In some cases it is known who won but not by what score.
  2. Books and articles about most players often omit games at odds. But Staunton gave odds, usually successfully, in his matches against most UK-based players and most of his matches were played this way.
  3. "P + 1" means "Pawn and move", "P + 2" means "Pawn and two moves".
  4. In the second column of scores, "+" shows games Staunton won, "–" shows his losses, "=" shows draws.
Date Opponent Result Odds Location Score Notes
1838 Alexandre Lost none London N/A N/A
1840 Popert Won none London 13/21 +8 =2 –3
1841 Stanley Lost P + 2 London 2½/6 +2 =1 –3
1841 Zytogorski Lost P + 2 N/A ½/7 +0 =1 –6
1843 Cochrane Won none London 14/18 +14 =0 –4 Sources disagree about how many games should be counted and whether there was more than one match.
1843 Taverner Won P + 2 N/A 5/6 ???
1843 Saint-Amant Lost none London 2½/6 +2 =1 –3
1843 Brooke-Greville Lost P + 1 N/A 0/3 +0 =0 –3
1843 Brooke-Greville Won P + 2 N/A 5/6 +5 =0 –1
1843 Buckle Lost P + 1 London 1/3 +1 =0 –6
1843 Saint-Amant Won none Paris 13/21 +11 =4 –6
1844 Tuckett Won P + 2 N/A 7½/9 +7 =1 –1
1845 Tuckett Won P + 2 N/A 7½/9 +7 =1 –1
1845 Mongredien Won P + 2 N/A 3½/5 +2 =3 –0
1845 Spreckley Won P + 2 N/A 3½/5 +3 =1 –1
1845 Williams Won P + 2 N/A 3½/4 +3 =1 –0
1845 Kennedy Won P + 2 N/A 8½/11 +7 =2 –2
1846 Horwitz Won none London 15½/24 +14 =3 –7
1846 Hannah Won Q Knight N/A 5½/8 +5 =1 –2
1846 Daniel Harrwitz Won none London 7/7 +7 =0 –1 The three Harrwitz matches may have been one complicated contest.
1846 Daniel Harrwitz Won P + 1 London 1½/8 +1 =1 –6 The three Harrwitz matches may have been one complicated contest.
1846 Daniel Harrwitz Lost P + 2 London 4/7 +4 =0 –3 The three Harrwitz matches may have been one complicated contest.
1847 Kenny Drawn Q Rook N/A 2/4 +2 =0 –2
1847 Loewe Lost P + 2 N/A 2/7 +1 =2 –4
1847 Medley Won P + 2 N/A 7½/10 +6 =3 –1
1851 Carl Jaenisch Won none London 7½/10 +7 =1 –2
1851 Elijah Williams Lost none London 7½/13 +6 =3 –4 Although Staunton won more games, he lost the match because he had given Williams a three-game start.
1853 von der Lasa Lost none Brussels 5½/12 +4 =4 –5 von der Lasa's account presents this as just a long series of games while the players were in the same place. Abandoned due to Staunton's illness.
1854 Brien N/A P + 2 N/A N/A N/A
1859 Worrall Won Q Knight N/A 7½/10 +6 =3 –1

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