Both serious and funny, I recommend it to anyone who wants to smile as he reads

those who are unfamiliar with Kingpin are missing out on a real delight: there are many good chess magazines around, but in my opinion Kingpin is the best out there

very, very entertaining

Scurrilous, funny, sometimes serious, sometimes libellous

Britain’s most entertaining chess magazine

uses impiety and parody to hew down the conventions of publishing, even including mock testimonials

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

razor sharp

Its rather coarse satirical manner may not appeal to everyone – just the majority of us who enjoy sharp games and low humour

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