Welcome to Indian Scrabble
Whether you are a beginner or a serious Scrabble player, this is the starting point for all you need to know about Scrabble in India. The Scrabble Association of India unites Scrabble players across the country and conducts regular events and tournaments in different cities.
At present, we have our members concentrated in centres such as Mumbai, Pune, Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad, Delhi, Goa, Vadodara and Kolkata. However, we are always looking at spreading across different cities in India through promotion and events.
If you are a Scrabble enthusiast, we invite you to join the Scrabble Association of India. be part of the Association.
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*Aditya Iyengar wins 22nd National Championship*![]()
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The 22nd National Scrabble Championship was held at Otters Club in Mumbai from 22nd to 24th April. The tournament saw a first-time winner in 21-year-old Aditya Iyengar, who won 19 out of 25 games at a spread of 1366 to clinch the top spot in the Premier Division.![]()
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Akshay Bhandarkar finished second with 19 wins at a spread of 1116, while defending champion Sherwin Rodrigues, who had won the previous edition in 2019, finished third with 18 wins at a spread of 1446. The Premier Division featured 27 players in all.![]()
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In the Open Division, which saw 24 players, the top three positions were taken by Kala Ganesh (17 wins at a spread of 1428), Neeta Bhatia (17 wins at 880) and Vimisha Patel (16 wins at 568).
*Aditya Iyengar wins 22nd National Scrabble Championship*![]()
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After a hiatus of two years, the 2022 edition of India’s National Scrabble Championship was held at Otters Club in Mumbai from ![]()
22nd to 24th April.![]()
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The tournament produced a first-time winner in 21-year-old Aditya Iyengar from Pune, who is currently a student at IIT Bombay. Iyengar beat top seed and nine-time national champion Sherwin Rodrigues of Mumbai by 105 points (491 to 386) in the deciding final round, which gave him 19 wins from 25 games with a spread of 1366 points. ![]()
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Akshay Bhandarkar, four-time champion and winner of a world championship in 2017, ![]()
finished second with 19 wins at a spread of 1116 points, while Rodrigues finished third with 18 wins at a spread of 1446.![]()
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A total of 27 players from across the country competed in the Premier Division of the tournament, with another 24 playing in the Open Division.![]()
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Kala Ganesh emerged as the winner of Open Division followed by Neeta Bhatia and Vimisha Patel in second and third place respectively.
We wish all #scrabble enthusiasts a happy #ScrabbleDay, which marks the birth anniversary of Alfred Mosher Butts, the inventor of the game we all love (picture credit: Scrabble GO).
The inaugural Pune All India Open, presented by Kaizen Institute and played over the Holi weekend (18-20th March '22) saw 44 scrabblers battling it out over 25 games of scrabble![]()
Sherwin Rodrigues emerged victorious followed by Sunny Bhatia and Samrath Bhatia .![]()
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It was 3 days of intense scrabble, sumptuous food and great camaraderie