The third crossword competition for Hong Kong’s local Scrabble players was held on July 14, 2018. In a competition where the winners were decided by the total accumulated score in 5 rounds, a number of 30 contestants originated from different schools and colleges squared off against each other for the title. After 5 rounds of play, Henry Lim Wing Hin, Felix Sin Hok Yin, Tom Lim Wing Chuen and Vivas C ...

  On July 15, 2017, Hong Kong Crossword Club held its third international competition in which the participants were required to race against each other in the most popular household board game in the world, i.e. Scrabble. According to the rules of play, the overall winners of the day were decided by the total number of wins plus the total spread accumulated in 5 rounds. The competition featured a numb ...

The second crossword competition for Hong Kong’s local Scrabble players was held on July 30, 2016. In a competition where the winners were decided by the total accumulated score in 5 rounds, a number of 28 contestants originated from different schools and colleges squared off against each other for the title. After 5 rounds of play, Jeremy Cheung Shun Hang (Cheung Chuk Shan College), Law Chun Hei (Cheung Ch ...

  On August 1, 2015, Hong Kong Crossword Club held its second international competition in which the participants were required to race against each other in the most popular household board game in the world, i.e. Scrabble. According to the rules of play, the overall winners of the day were decided by the total number of wins plus the total spread accumulated in 5 rounds. The competition featured a nu ...

  The first-ever crossword competition for Hong Kong’s local Scrabble players was held on July 12, 2014. In a competition where the winners were decided by the total accumulated score in 5 rounds, a number of 30 contestants originated from different schools and colleges squared off against each other for the title and the cash prizes in which the overall champion was entitled $8000 Hong Kong dollars, t ...

  On July 9, 2013, Hong Kong Crossword Club held its first international contest in which the participants were required to race against each other in a brand-new invented crossword game that could be seen as a variant to the most popular household board game in the world, i.e. Scrabble.  According to the rules of play, the overall winners of the day were solely decided by the total accumulated score i ...