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词条 Scrabble Champions Tournament 2013
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  1. Results

  2. Top Ten

  3. References

{{World-Scrabble-Championship | year=2013 | date-from=3 December 2013| date-to=8 December 2013| location=Andel's Hotel, Prague, Czech Republic | winner=Nigel Richards (Scrabble) | number-of-players=110 | sponsor=Mattel | previous=2011 | next=2014 }}

The World Scrabble Championship 2013, renamed by Mattel to Scrabble Champions Tournament, was held in Andel's Hotel, Prague, Czech Republic during December 2013.[1]

The format was a 31-round preliminary tournament and best-of-five semi-finals and final. After defeating Dave Wiegand and Sammy Okosagah in the semi-finals respectively, Nigel Richards and Komol Panyasophonlert played a best-of-five final for the top prize and the title of World Scrabble Champion 2013.[2]

Results

The winner was Nigel Richards of New Zealand who defeated Komol Panyasophonlert of Thailand with three games to two in the best-of-five finals.[3] Richards set the record for being the first three-time World Champion, the only person to have won the title more than once.

In a lucky start with two blanks, Komol started with a 70 point bingo POONAcs. Nigel replied immediately with a 94 point bingo DIATONIC, to set the tone for a high standard final. Komol had further bingos DOULEIAS, EXALTERS and LIGHTENS while Nigel had TERRAPIN. Komol won the first game 495 - 445.

In the second game, Nigel saved his X to hook his own word JEU to make a 73 point EXACT with JEUX. Nigel had bingos OUTDARED and NOISIER. Komol tried to pull back a large lead with a 107 point phony HALVINGS on the triple, but it was successfully challenged and Nigel won the game 471 - 319.

In the third game, Komol set the pace with a 66 point QAT. Komol had bingos AEROGEL, SEITENS and ORDINAnT while Nigel clawed back with yARNERS and a 75 point JACKS on the triple word. It was not enough and Komol won 471 - 433.

In the fourth game, Komol's first play was PARTAKeN for 68 and Nigel immediately replied with ADNATiON for 82, not having had a chance to use his blank for a bingo in his first turn. Nigel had further bingos INCENTS and PILOTAGE, a 63 point QI and SHOJIS for 72 while Komol tried to come back with SUETIER but to no avail. Nigel won 518 - 410, to pull the score back to 2-2 with one game remaining to decide the title.

In the final game, Komol had a great start with GAZUMPED for 96 but Nigel responded with BEJEWeL for 89 and AUrOREAN across six hooks for 98 to take a 100+ lead. Komol had a vowel heavy rack of AEEIIIT and exchanged AEIII. Nigel had bingo OILSEED and a 60 point GREX while Komol eventually found bingo VIREMIAS after successive bad draws. Nigel sealed the win with RATOONER with a final score of 581 - 421,[4] thus clinching the title of World Champion for the third time, the only person to have won it more than once.

Top Ten

PositionNameCountryWin-LossSpreadPrize (USD)
1Nigel RichardsWorld Champion22–9+149810,000
2Komol PanyasophonlertThailand21–10+12155,000
3Dave WiegandUnited States22–9+7912,500
4Sammy OkosagahUnited States22–9+20522,500
5Craig BeeversEngland20–11+9831,200
6Jim KramerUnited States20–11+9531,000
7Paul GallenNorthern Ireland20–11+819900
8Brett SmitheramEngland20–11+725800
9Sherwin RodriguesIndia19–12+1128600
10Adam LoganCanada19–12+994500

References

1. ^http://www.wespa.org/news/2013xchampions.shtml
2. ^http://event.poslfit.com/2013/sct/
3. ^http://forum.mindsportsinternational.com/yaf_postst508p2_Prague-Mind-Sports-Festival---Highlights.aspx?=
4. ^http://event.poslfit.com/games/sct2013/
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