Mark Nyman is a British competitive Scrabble player who won the second World Scrabble Championship in 1993, held in New York, becoming the first British player to take the world title. He has remained active in the competitive Scrabble community for decades afterward as a player, commentator and organizer, and is regarded as one of the strongest British players of his generation.
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Career HighlightFirst British player to win the World Scrabble Championship, achieved in 1993. 1 Classification
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Mark Nyman (born 14 October 1966) is an English professional Scrabble player originally from London, England and now a resident in Cheshire.
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Mark Nyman (born 14 October 1966) is an English professional Scrabble player originally from London, England and now a resident in Cheshire.
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He is most widely known as the first (and, until Craig Beevers' victory in 2014, only) British player to win the World Scrabble Championship, which he accomplished in 1993.
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Mark Nyman (born 14 October 1966) is an English professional Scrabble player originally from London, England and now a resident in Cheshire.
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He is most widely known as the first (and, until Craig Beevers' victory in 2014, only) British player to win the World Scrabble Championship, which he accomplished in 1993.
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is an English professional Scrabble player originally from London, England and now a resident in Cheshire.
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