Results
Here are Morphy's results in matches and casual games not played at odds:
- + games won; − games lost; = games drawn
Date | Opponent | Result | Location | Score | Notes | |
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1849−1850 | Eugène Rousseau | Won | New Orleans | ca. 45/50 | ca. +45−5=0 | casual |
1849-1864 | James McConnell | Won | New Orleans | ca. 8/8 | +8−0=0 | probably casual |
1850 | Johann Löwenthal | Won | New Orleans | 2½/3 | +2−0=1 | casual |
1855 | Alexander Beaufort Meek | Won | Mobile, AL | 6/6 | +6−0=0 | casual |
1855 | A.D. Ayers | Won | Mobile, AL | 2/2 | +2−0=0 | casual |
1857 | Alexander Beaufort Meek | Won | New Orleans | 4/4 | +4−0=0 | casual |
1857 | James Thompson | Won | New York | 3/3 | +3−0=0 | 1st American Chess Congress, elim. |
1857 | Alexander Beaufort Meek | Won | New York | 3/3 | +3−0=0 | 1st American Chess Congress, q-final |
1857 | Theodor Lichtenhein | Won | New York | 3½/4 | +3−0=1 | 1st American Chess Congress, s-final |
1857 | Louis Paulsen | Won | New York | 6/8 | +5−1=2 | 1st American Chess Congress, final |
1857 | Louis Paulsen | Won | New York | 3½/4 | +3−0=1 | casual |
1857 | Theodor Lichtenhein | Won | New York | 2/3 | +1−0=2 | casual |
1857 | Alexander Beaufort Meek | Won | New York | 2/2 | +2−0=0 | casual |
1857 | Daniel Fiske | Won | New York | 3/3 | +3−0=0 | casual |
1857 | Napoleon Marache | Won | New York | 3/3 | +3−0=0 | casual |
1857 | Samuel Calthrop | Won | New York | 1/1 | +1−0=0 | casual |
1857 | Lewis Elkin | Won | New York | 1/1 | +1−0=0 | casual |
1857 | William James Appleton Fuller | Won | New York | 2/2 | +2−0=0 | casual |
1857 | Hiram Kennicott | Won | New York | 1/1 | +1−0=0 | casual |
1857 | Charles Mead | Won | New York | 1/1 | +1−0=0 | casual |
1857 | Hardman Montgomery | Won | New York | 1/1 | +1−0=0 | casual |
1857 | David Parry | Won | New York | 1/1 | +1−0=0 | casual |
1857 | Frederic Perrin | Won | New York | 2/3 | +1−0=2 | casual |
1857 | Benjamin Raphael | Won | New York | 1/1 | +1−0=0 | casual |
1857 | James Thompson | Won | New York | 5/5 | +5−0=0 | casual |
1857 | George Hammond | Won | New York | 15/16 | +15−1=0 | casual |
1857 | John William Schulten | Won | New York | 23/24 | +23−1=0 | casual |
1857 | Charles Henry Stanley | Won | New York | 12/13 | +12−1=0 | casual |
1857 | Daniel Fiske, W.J.A. Fuller, Frederick Perrin | Lost | Hoboken, NJ | 0/1 | +0−1=0 | casual |
1858 | Thomas Barnes | Won | London | 19½/27 | +19−7=1 | casual |
1858 | Samuel Boden | Won | London | 7½/10 | +6−1=3 | casual |
1858 | Henry Edward Bird | Won | London | 10½/12 | +10−1=1 | casual |
1858 | Edward Löwe | Won | London | 6/6 | +6−0=0 | casual |
1858 | Thomas Hampton | Won | London | 2/2 | +2−0=0 | casual |
1858 | George Webb Medley | Won | London | 3/4 | +3−1=0 | casual |
1858 | John Owen | Won | London | 4/5 | +4−1=0 | casual |
1858 | Johann Löwenthal | Won | London | 10/14 | +9−3=2 | match |
1858 | Augustus Mongredien | Won | London | 2/2 | +2−0=0 | casual |
1858 | Frederic Deacon | Drew | London | 1/2 | +1−1=0 | casual |
1858 | James Kipping | Won | Birmingham | 2/2 | +2−0=0 | casual |
1858 | Henri Baucher | Won | Paris | 2/2 | +2−0=0 | casual |
1858 | Paul Journoud | Won | Paris | 12/12 | +12−0=0 | casual |
1858 | H. Laroche | Won | Paris | 6/7 | +5−0=2 | casual |
1858 | M. Chamouillet | Won | Versailles | 1/1 | +1−0=0 | casual |
1858 | Pierre Charles Fournier de Saint-Amant | Won | Paris | 1/1 | +1−0=0 | casual |
1858 | Jules Arnous de Rivière, Paul Journoud | Lost | Paris | 0/1 | +0−1=0 | casual |
1858 | Jules Arnous de Rivière | Won | Paris | 6½/8 | +6−1=1 | casual |
1858 | Daniel Harrwitz | Won | Paris | 5½/8 | +5−2=1 | match |
1858 | Adolf Anderssen | Won | Paris | 9/11 | +7−2=2 | match |
1858 | Adolf Anderssen | Won | Paris | 5/6 | +5−1=0 | casual |
1859 | Augustus Mongredien | Won | Paris | 7½/8 | +7−0=1 | match |
1859 | Wincenty Budzyński | Won | Paris | 7/7 | +7−0=0 | casual |
1859 | A. Bousserolles | Won | Paris | 1/1 | +1−0=0 | casual |
1859 | F. Schrufer | Won | Paris | 1/1 | +1−0=0 | casual |
1859 | Johann Löwenthal | Won | London | 1½/3 | +1−1=1 | casual |
1859 | George Hammond | Won | Boston | 1/1 | +1−0=0 | casual |
1862 | Félix Sicre | Won | Havana | 2/2 | +2−0=0 | casual |
1863 | Augustus Mongredien | Won | Paris | 1/1 | +1−0=0 | casual |
1863 | Jules Arnous de Rivière | Won | Paris | 9/12 | +9−3=0 | match |
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