combines an amusing style with solid instruction

one of the very few chess publications that call a chess spade a chess spade

[its] satirical nature and penchant for sharp games makes it compulsive reading for the average club player

Kingpin is not a chess magazine in the normal sense of the word

Publication of the British magazine Kingpin is always an eagerly-awaited event

some of the most varied, sometimes most interesting, and certainly least inhibited chess writing available today

It seems to me that you haven’t quite achieved the manic, off-the-wall style of humour that Informator manages so well, but you run them a pretty good second

attractive zany humour

If more people read this magazine then it would have a higher circulation

Utterly irreverent . . .  genuine wit . . . good instruction for club players