HAPPY SCRABBLE!

Mark Nyman


Region:
Anywhere
Notice Period:
Emergency (maybe less than one week's notice)
Type:
Professional
Fee:
Paid: £75 + Travel Exes
Category:
Entertainment
Updated:
26th March 2021
Tagged:
Games | Quiz | Shows

I will delve into my 40-year Scrabble career which has covered competitive tournaments all over the world.

As well as giving plenty of tips on how to win, I will give an insight into some of the world's top players, and lots of really funny anecdotes from my experiences along the way.

I can also incorporate a few gems from my time as both Contestant and Producer of Channel 4's 'Countdown' - a lot more goes on behind the scenes than you may think...!

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About Mark Nyman

Hi, my name is Mark Nyman, born and bred in NW London, now living in Knutsford, Cheshire. I'm very affable and amiable and my light-hearted talks centre on Scrabble!

I became the 1st UK World Scrabble Champion at the Plaza Hotel in New York in 1993, and have come 2nd in both 1999 and 2016. I have also won the UK Championship a record 4 times and am author of the bestseller "Scrabble Secrets", published by Harper Collins.

I was also the 1st 'Countdown Champion of Champions' and went on to become Programme Associate and ultimately the show's Producer in the 1990's.


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