Beyond the Dictionary: Scrabble Grandmaster's Genius Moves

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In this video, Scrabble grandmaster David Webb provides live commentary while playing.
If you're looking to play scrabble better, this video is for you! Scrabble grandmaster David Webb shares his winning strategies with you, so you can start winning more games and become a scrabble master!
Scrabble with live in-game commentary from Scrabble grandmaster - match played on 31st December 2023 using CSW19 wordlist - Dweebovision 1385
Music by Camtasia
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[@thatorange08]

"I'm still, I think, favorite to win" -David Webb with a 94 point lead

[@muhammadzakariya5802]

I like your videos, it's always interesting to see your thought process behind games, but I'd love videos where you give advice on how to improve in scrabble, learn words, strategy, etc.

[@DadgeCity]

That would be good, but there are some tips videos on RUclips.

[@thesolarfutureenthusiast1102]

I liked vet in column 1 instead of ivy to block that bingo opportunity.

[@asktheraccoon]

"opponent taking a while" says the guy with 3 minutes left on his clock hahaha

[@mikechappell5849]

Think it made sense for opponent not to bingo near the end, but I don't think ANI was the right play, getting rid of their two best vowels with a consonant heavy bag

[@selenasilverstep7981]

35:00 wait, TIEFLING is not an English word? I know it's a playable race in Baldur's Gate 3

[@phillipcarlroberts4640]

The play of swearers and quite was interesting, you had to go for the bingo, I know it created a heavy scoring opportunity for your opponent but the 50 point bingo bonus compensates for that, your opponent had big scoring tiles and a blank, had you not seen that bingo your opponent would have undoubtedly scored big in a move or two...50 points never to be snuffed at.
I understand why you say are not an expert on not playing bingos at the end of a game, it makes no sense...if you have a bingo on your rack you should play it IMO...the only time you should not play a bingo is to stop your opponent playing a better bingo when the game is close...you also need to know what tiles your opponent has...it works online but competitively you need to know how many Ps and Qs are on the board already.
awfully technical but vital at the top level.

[@mpeterll]

A "phony" that cannot be successfully challenged.

[@nathanieljaymedonahue1892]

Wow, "Just" & "Died" is painfully appropriate as subsequent plays following "Quite," but well done to opponent on that play.

[@myeggnest1]

Does anyone know what app he's playing this scrabble on?

[@Doormin]

I believe it is on Internet Scrabble Club

[@meta04]

looks like "Internet Scrabble Club", though there's something else called Woogles that provides a bit of a more modern experience