The chess games of Jordy Mont-Reynaud

Jordy Mont-Reynaud
Number of games in database: 23
Years covered: 1993 to 2000
Last FIDE rating: 2259
Overall record: +5 -12 =6 (34.8%)*
   * Overall winning percentage = (wins+draws/2) / total games
      Based on games in the database; may be incomplete.

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JORDY MONT-REYNAUD
(born Aug-16-1983) United States of America

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Jordy Mont-Reynaud was born on August 16, 1983 at Stanford, California. He learned chess from his father at age 5. In 1990, he joined the Palo Alto Chess Club. In 1993, he took 2nd place in the World Under-10 Championship in Bratislava, won by Etienne Bacrot. In 1994, he became a master at the age of 10 years, 209 days. He attended Stanford University. He is the lead mobile developer at Bebo in San Francisco.

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Game	Result	Moves	Year	Event/Locale	Opening
1. J Mont-Reynaud vs E Shaughnessy	0-1	20	1993	California	C26 Vienna
2. J Mont-Reynaud vs Bacrot	1-0	44	1993	Wch U10	D31 Queen's Gambit Declined
3. J Mont-Reynaud vs M Herzog	½-½	51	1994	Hawaii Int	E75 King's Indian, Averbakh, Main line
4. L Busquets vs J Mont-Reynaud	1-0	32	1994	Hawaii Int	B32 Sicilian
5. J Mont-Reynaud vs J Eade	1-0	47	1994	Hawaii Int	C11 French
6. W Shipman vs J Mont-Reynaud	½-½	42	1994	Hawaii Int	C42 Petrov Defense
7. Aronian vs J Mont-Reynaud	1-0	52	1994	Wch U12	D01 Richter-Veresov Attack
8. J Mont-Reynaud vs R Takata	0-1	44	1994	Hawaii Int	B48 Sicilian, Taimanov Variation
9. J Mont-Reynaud vs E Schiller	0-1	32	1994	Local Tournament	D31 Queen's Gambit Declined
10. E Schiller vs J Mont-Reynaud	½-½	33	1994	Hawaii Int	C49 Four Knights
11. J Mont-Reynaud vs C Nakamura	½-½	18	1994	Hawaii Int	D10 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav
12. T Dorsch vs J Mont-Reynaud	½-½	37	1994	Hawaii Int	A01 Nimzovich-Larsen Attack
13. J Mont-Reynaud vs L Au	1-0	23	1994	Hawaii Int	E73 King's Indian
14. T Weideman vs J Mont-Reynaud	½-½	19	1994	Hawaii Int	D94 Grunfeld
15. Browne vs J Mont-Reynaud	1-0	24	1996	American op	D85 Grunfeld
16. J Mont-Reynaud vs V Saulespurens	0-1	38	1996	American op	A44 Old Benoni Defense
17. E Schiller vs J Mont-Reynaud	1-0	40	1997	Calchess Championship	A15 English
18. J Mont-Reynaud vs G Welling	0-1	39	1998	Kona,US open	A97 Dutch, Ilyin-Genevsky
19. D Koenig vs J Mont-Reynaud	1-0	39	1999	Ch Amateur Team, Parsippany (USA)	B24 Sicilian, Closed
20. J Quirke vs J Mont-Reynaud	0-1	23	1999	Ch Amateur Team, Parsippany (USA)	A07 King's Indian Attack
21. J Mont-Reynaud vs P Ross	0-1	47	1999	Ch Amateur Team, Parsippany (USA)	D07 Queen's Gambit Declined, Chigorin Defense
22. J Mont-Reynaud vs E Schiller	1-0	36	1999	Falconer International	D16 Queen's Gambit Declined Slav
23. Mikhailuk vs J Mont-Reynaud	1-0	36	2000	Oz.com qual blitz	B21 Sicilian, 2.f4 and 2.d4


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Jul-20-04		nikolaas: The youngest IM ever. He was 10 years and 7 months when he got his title in 1994.

Apr-02-05		Eopithecus: The he disappeared off the planet a few years later.

Apr-02-05		Saint: That's not true :) Meet him a few years ago in Palo Alto. Nice guy.

Jun-30-07		LIFE Master AJ: http://www.uschess.org/msa/MbrDtlTn...

Jun-30-07		Strongest Force: He wasn't a IM, just a national USCF master. I introduced him and his coach, Sanchez, to young Josh Waitzkin- online. Later, they came from Cal. to visit Josh.

Jun-30-07		LIFE Master AJ: I was supposed to play in a tournament in 1999 or 2000 out west. (My flight was delayed, and I didn't make it on time.) However, I saw him play, and he was very young, and probably playing close to the 2400 level. MOST impressive!! Everyone said, "There is a future World Champion." Sadly ... today ... I don't think he even plays chess.

Jun-30-07		Strongest Force: A few years ago i asked Sanchez how his former student was doing (i asked online) and he said Jordy was making lots of money at one of the big software companies after graduating Stanford.

Jun-30-07		LIFE Master AJ: <Strongest Force> Good for him! Does he ever even think about chess nowadays?

Jun-30-07		Strongest Force: Like so many masters, i believe that Jordy (like his teacher) plays a couple times a month at the ICC but i'm not sure.

Jun-30-07		Strongest Force: What i meant to say in last message: like so many refugee masters from active chess.

Jul-01-07		LIFE Master AJ: np I got the general idea.

Nov-23-09		FSR: He became a master in 1994 at the then-record age of 10 years, 209 days. (This record was later broken by Vinay Bhat and Hikaru Nakamura, both now grandmasters). In 1999 he peaked at 2383. By 2004, he was down to 2270, and quit.

Dec-04-10		GrahamClayton: Biography and extensive games collection can be found at: http://www.burlingamechessclub.com/...

Dec-04-10		MaxxLange: Ha! I probably served him a sandwich, in Palo Alto I was working at the Stanford University coffee shop, in 1989, and they had a Bay Area chess club thing there, one night a week. Very strong club play, players like GM Walter Browne might show up.... I bet his parents took him there.

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