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=== Tournament, OTCWL === | === Tournament, OTCWL === | ||
− | # 502 | + | # 502–502: [[John Chew]] vs. Zev Kaufman, June 15, 1997, Toronto club tourney [http://www.math.toronto.edu/~jjchew/scrabble/analysis/19970615.html (ref)] |
− | # 499 | + | # 499–499(?): [[Joe Edley]] vs. [[Jerry Lerman]], 1980 |
=== Tournament, SOWPODS === | === Tournament, SOWPODS === | ||
− | # 522 | + | # 522–522: Alec Webb vs. Nick Deller, March 7, 2009, Peterborough, UK [http://games.groups.yahoo.com/group/uk-scrabble/message/66157 (ref)] |
− | # 510 | + | # 510–510: Michael Gongolo (Kenya) vs. Patrick Mpundu (Zambia), 2007, East and Central Africa Scrabble Championships, Kampala, Uganda |
=== Club, OTCWL === | === Club, OTCWL === | ||
− | # 496 | + | # 496–496: Shaun Goatcher vs. Craig Rowland, 1998, Club #3, Toronto ON |
== Highest winning game spread == | == Highest winning game spread == | ||
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# 569*: Ken Lambe 714 vs. 147, June 27 1981, New York City Game Room Tourney Preliminary | # 569*: Ken Lambe 714 vs. 147, June 27 1981, New York City Game Room Tourney Preliminary | ||
# 546: Richard Ross 702 vs. 156, December 1990, Florida State Championship | # 546: Richard Ross 702 vs. 156, December 1990, Florida State Championship | ||
− | # 515: Susan Beard 700 vs. 185 (initially reported as 700 | + | # 515: Susan Beard 700 vs. 185 (initially reported as 700–170), July 2008, National Scrabble Championship |
=== Tournament, SOWPODS === | === Tournament, SOWPODS === | ||
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=== Tournament, OTCWL === | === Tournament, OTCWL === | ||
− | # | + | # −9: Helena Gauthier vs. Gerianne Abriano −11, June 19, 2010, Nashua, NH (game ended after five exchanges and a phoney) |
− | # | + | # −8: Rod Nivison vs. −10, July 1990, Midwest Invitational Tournament (game ended after six consecutive zero scores) |
− | # | + | # −6: Marlon Hill vs. Ben Schoenbrun −16, July 3, 2010, Albany, NY |
=== Tournament, SOWPODS === | === Tournament, SOWPODS === | ||
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=== Tournament, OTCWL === | === Tournament, OTCWL === | ||
− | # | + | # −22: Marlon Hill −6 vs. Ben Schoenbrun −16, July 3, 2010, Albany, NY (game ended after two phonies and four exchanges) |
− | # | + | # −20: Helena Gauthier −9 vs. Gerianne Abriano −11, June 19, 2010, Nashua, NH |
− | # | + | # −18: Rod Nivison −8 vs. −10, July 1990, Midwest Invitational Tournament |
=== Tournament, SOWPODS === | === Tournament, SOWPODS === | ||
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=== Club, OTCWL === | === Club, OTCWL === | ||
− | # 31: Ian Weinstein, 2009 | + | # 31: Ian Weinstein, 2009–2010, Club #276, Lauderhill, FL |
== Highest cumulative spread == | == Highest cumulative spread == | ||
=== Tournament, OTCWL === | === Tournament, OTCWL === | ||
− | # +3611: Jason Bednarz, July 1999, Reno, (35 | + | # +3611: Jason Bednarz, July 1999, Reno, (35–4, 1st place division 3) |
− | # +3061: John Rumzis, 2004 National SCRABBLE Championship, (28 | + | # +3061: John Rumzis, 2004 National SCRABBLE Championship, (28–2, 1st place division 7) |
− | # +2758: Bradley Robbins, 2008 National SCRABBLE Championship, (24 | + | # +2758: Bradley Robbins, 2008 National SCRABBLE Championship, (24–4, 1st place division 6) |
− | # +2691: Joey Krafchick, 2001, The Players Championship, (25.5 | + | # +2691: Joey Krafchick, 2001, The Players Championship, (25.5–5.5, 1st place division 5) |
=== Tournament, SOWPODS === | === Tournament, SOWPODS === | ||
− | # +3814: Ganesh Asirvatham, December 2006, 5th Causeway Challenge (22 | + | # +3814: Ganesh Asirvatham, December 2006, 5th Causeway Challenge (22–3, 1st place) |
− | # +3110: [[Nigel Richards]], January 2008, UK Open (31 | + | # +3110: [[Nigel Richards]], January 2008, UK Open (31–7, 1st place) |
− | # +3014: Nigel Richards, December 2008, 7th Causeway Challenge (30 | + | # +3014: Nigel Richards, December 2008, 7th Causeway Challenge (30–15, 4th place) |
− | # +2738: Ganesh Asirvatham, December 2004, 3rd Causeway Challenge (23.5 | + | # +2738: Ganesh Asirvatham, December 2004, 3rd Causeway Challenge (23.5–5.5, 1st place) |
=== Club session, OTCWL === | === Club session, OTCWL === | ||
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== Most consecutive tournament wins == | == Most consecutive tournament wins == | ||
− | # 10: Brian Williams, May 2003 | + | # 10: Brian Williams, May 2003 – November 2007 |
− | # 7: Dan Pratt, June 2007 | + | # 7: Dan Pratt, June 2007 – January 2009 |
− | # 6: Chuck Armstrong, December 2000 | + | # 6: Chuck Armstrong, December 2000 – September 2001 |
== Sources == | == Sources == |
This page lists various official sanctioned records acheived in competitive SCRABBLE® play in North America and overseas.
The records in each category are classified further based on the environment(tournament or club) and by the dictionary used (OTCWL or SOWPODS, ignoring the specific edition).
In the words listed, lowercase letters stand for blanks and paranthesised letters stand for tiles already on the board. An asterisk (*) means that the word is a phony or that the score is known to include phonies. An octothorp (#) means that the word is acceptable in SOWPODS but not in OTCWL.
A question mark means that some detail of the record is unknown or questionable. All records are subject to revision as appropriate.
This category excludes games where either player received a time penalty.
This category excludes games where either player received a time penalty.
The theoretical maximum (using either OTCWL or SOWPODS) is 128 for MUZJIKS without blanks.
Records in this category have not been kept systematically, so there could be many higher scores.
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Scrabble FAQ: records: Steven Alexander: Scrabble Frequently Asked Questions
Total SCRABBLE: Keith W. Smith: The (Un)Official SCRABBLE® Record Book, Jan 2009
Scrabble records: Wikipedia article
Australian Records: Australian Scrabble Players Association (ASPA)
ABSP all-time records: Association of British Scrabble Players
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