…with Gary Moss

A smart scrabble player has more than one way to win the game. I meet a lot of people who claim to be unbeatable at home among family and friends. They claim to have a good vocabulary; and many of them do. It is true that to be a scrabble guru a player must have an great arsenal of words.

But, would you believe it if I told you that the best players, ahead of the teachers and librarians and editors, are the mathematicians? That’s correct. They see the game and the board from a different perspective that gives them an advantage. While the wordsmith is searching for words, the mathematician is computing probabilities. One of these skills without a smidgeon of the other will never get you to the winner’s circle.

These two skills are not the only skills necessary to achieve consistent winning streaks. What do you know about hooks, tracking, and the rules? Do you know the Official Rules of the game? Can you play your entire portion of the game in 25 minutes or less? Can you score the game accurately, so as not to short change yourself of a few important points?

Scrabble 101 has been molding newbies to the game into fierce competitors, for more than 12 years. This online class is not for the timid. It requires a six week commitment from YOU, doing everything that it takes.

I take my scrabble very seriously. I expect the same of my students. Do not waste your money and our time, taking the class, if you are not committed to moving up in the ranks. I will teach you scrabble skills that will also benefit other important parts of your life too.