Finding Pairings

• When we begin a tournament, we generally provide a paper scorecard with 1-3 rounds of paired games. Sometimes you'll be paired for more games if there is a round robin.

• If you don't know who your next opponent is, there are a few ways to find out

  • Head to letsplayscrabble.com/standings on your phone or other device

  • Find a "pairings computer" inside the playing room. 

  • The pairings computer has a simple screen with the round number, names, players' photos, who plays who, table number if used, and who goes first.

  • Each computer will have a color coded card with the Division name next to it. It will match your table sign.

  • In this example

    • In round 15, Deen Hergott will go 1st, and he is playing Jon Shreve.