Join The Chicago Scrabble Meetup
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All Member Comments
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The Chicago Scrabble Meetup“ If you simply enjoy the game or you want to increase your skill level, this is a good group. ”
— Annette on Sep 22, 2008.
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The Chicago Scrabble Meetup“ great group. I'll definitely come back again. ”
— Robin on Mar 2, 2008.
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“ This is a great group. I really enjoyed it and hope to return to the next meetup! ”
— A former member on Dec 10, 2006.
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The Chicago Scrabble Meetup“ In addition to the game, the people are amiable and the conversation was interesting. ”
— Joyce on Sep 28, 2009.
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The Chicago Scrabble Meetup“ I really enjoy playing Scrabble with such a diverse and friendly group of folks. I'm definitely a "regular." This is one of my favorite activities! ”
— Tom Tobin on Jun 2, 2009.
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The Chicago Scrabble Meetup
“ If you enjoy playing scrabble, this is a good group. ”
— A former member on Feb 17, 2009.
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The Chicago Scrabble Meetup“ If you like Scrabble and want to get out of the house...then this is the meetup group for you. ”
— Leo on Feb 16, 2009.
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The Chicago Scrabble Meetup
“ Great way to play Scrabble and meet others. ”
— A former member on Feb 15, 2009.
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“ Others should join if they like Scrabble. There's plenty of opportunity to play. ”
— Miss Bailey on Dec 15, 2008.
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The Chicago Scrabble Meetup
“ Others should join this Meetup Group because of the wonderful people who make up and share in this ongoing event that provides mental exercise, social interaction and networking, a warm and inviting atmosphere, excellent conversation, and new and/or ongoing friendship. ”
— A2 on Dec 14, 2008.
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The Chicago Scrabble Meetup“ A very friendly bunch of people. Highly recommended. ”
— Sachin on Oct 5, 2008.
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The Chicago Scrabble Meetup
“ Nice group of folks, varying skill levels, generally easygoing and friendly. ”
— Heather Arnold on Sep 7, 2008.
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“ Because playing Scrabble and socializing are just good fun. ”
— Dan Modes on Aug 26, 2008.
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“ they should if they want to get better at playing scrabble and hang out with other scrabble nerds! : ) ”
— kato d on Jul 28, 2008.
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The Chicago Scrabble Meetup“ It might be a good idea to mix up days/times to bring in different people. Seems like Sunday afternoons are a popular choice given the turnout. ”
— Erica on Apr 6, 2008.
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“ Friendly folks, hope to do it again! ”
— A former member on Jan 21, 2008.
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The Chicago Scrabble Meetup
“ Had a great time! Met some very interesting people. Very congenial group! ”
— lyn on Oct 16, 2007.
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“ Nice Cafe...a little noisy. I would like to see meetups more in my area. Im in Ravenswood in Chicago. I would be willing to cohost on sunday if someone would want to do it with me and I could find out how to link to this site to do it. 2000 West and 5000 N. is where I am. Woud like to do Sunday afternoons only ...no evening. Like some feedback from others on location.. I like scrabble! ”
— Jan Biesterfeldt on Mar 2, 2008.
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“ The event organizer suggested that this location is too far for me to drive and I should find something closer to home... even after I explained to her that I wouldn't be coming from home but someplace closer. Then she reminded me more than once to pay my portion of check... even after I had already paid it... and when I explained this to her, she said the waiter said I didn't pay. When I asked the waiter about this he said, "You paid and I remember you paid. You paid with a $20 and you were the first to pay." Overall, the group seemed very nice and I would attend again... but I really don't think it's anyone's business how far I drive. ”
—A former member on May 20, 2007.
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“ Crappy...need I say more. ”
—A former member on Jun 24, 2007.
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“ Perhaps a 10 minute tutorial on one specific topic each month would be helpful to novice players. Or alternatively, have one set of teaching games and one set of win-at-all-costs games per gathering. I'm competitive in the context that I would like to see all players' skills improve. I also don't understand the rationale behind preference for two-player games. I think we should also encourage team games, i.e. pair a novice with an experienced player on a team (two people playing one hand) as a skill-building device. ”
— Mimi on Jul 13, 2008.
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“ The people I met were nice. The others didn't care to interact. ”
—A former member on Mar 19, 2007.
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“ Hope to meet Adrian again at the scrabble meet up. I'm just sorry I can't compete with him. ”
— Debra on Dec 12, 2006.
“ Very nice, supportive group of Scrabble enthusiasts. ”
— Darren on May 20, 2007.