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Robert Watson (Scrabble player)

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Robert Watson was the American 1988 National Scrabble Championship champion. He subsequently retired from tournament Scrabble to pursue other interests, including medicine. According to the Scrabble statistics website cross-tables.com, he has not played a tournament since 1992.

Watson, of Edina, Minnesota, began playing Scrabble after memorizing three- and four-letter words to play Boggle and was skilled at bluffing.[1] He beat Joel Wapnick in the final of the 1988 US championship.[2]

References

  1. ^ Gonzalez, Tony (2008-06-20). "Champ reminisces". The Star Tribune.
  2. ^ Paul McCarthy (2008), Letterati, ECW Press, ISBN 978-1-55022-828-1


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