Lasker scored +22=4-4.

Your source? Note that Whyld in <The Collected Games of Emanuel Lasker> (Nottingham, 1998) gives this Sevenoaks simul as 26 boards (+20 =5 -1), apparently based on the BCM, but even that source mentioned 29 opponents, a figure confirmed by the <Kent & Sussex Courier> of April 24th 1908, p.2. which gives Lasker's score as +20 =5 -4, and a game missing from Whyld (above) to boot: Lasker vs C Chapman, 1908

Thanks for finding that.

[ On Monday morning, in the presence of a good muster of visitors, Mr. Blackburne played a game against Messrs. Chapman and Shories in consultation. A very interesting game resulted in win for Mr. Blackburne. In the evening, large company assembled to witness <a simultaneous display by Dr. Lasker, against 30 opponents,> and the varying fortunes of the play were watched with the keenest interest. The rapid summary and sure grasp of the complicated positions on the many boards, the instantaneous moves against the weaker defences, and the quaint mannerisms of the World's Chess Champion were greatly enjoyed by all present. After about three hours play, <Dr. Lasker had 22 victories to his credit, 4 games being drawn and 4 lost. >Master Leslie Pugh, a quite young player of considerable promise, and son of Mr. David Pugh, veterinary surgeon ; was among those who drew their games against their redoubtable opponent. The four wins were scored by Messrs. W. M. Brooke, C. Chapman, G. Hanson, and L. F. McGuire. ]

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