WESPA Scrabble World Ranking | Top 10 Players | 13th June 2026

This Rankings are issued by: WESPA-World English-Language Players Association – Allsportspk publishes only selected information –

Country Strength in the Latest WESPA Scrabble World Ranking – Scroll Below

Important: The publication date may not conform to the official Ranking date(s). Thereby, the official Ranking dates will be mentioned along with the Ranking data and/or each category.

Rank

Code

Name

Country

Rating

Games

Last Played

1

DELD

David Eldar

AUS

2177

1638

6 Jun 2026

2

NRIC

Nigel Richards

NZL

2163

3852

1 Jun 2026

3

ALOG

Adam Logan

CAN

2104

1132

18 May 2026

4

PSUJ

Panupol Sujjayakorn

THA

2103

861

1 Jun 2026

5

ASJO

Alec Sjoholm

USA

2102

189

14 Aug 2025

6

NVAT

Napat Vatjaranurathorn

THA

2094

988

1 Jun 2026

7

ABHA

Akshay Bhandarkar

ARE

2088

893

1 Jun 2026

8

KPAN

Komol Panyasophonlert

THA

2080

1100

1 Jun 2026

9

HWEE

Hubert Wee

SGP

2070

1882

21 Jun 2026

10

MGOP

Madhav Gopal Kamath

IND

2069

1183

1 Jun 2026

Top Pakistan Player – WESPA Scrabble World Ranking | 13th June 2026

Rank

Code

Name

Country

Rating

Games

Last Played

36

WKHA

Waseem Khatri

PAK

2000

1758

1 Jun 2026

For Complete Ranking visit: www.wespa.org

WESPA Scrabble World Ranking: Key Updates for 2026

This year marks significant developments in the WESPA Scrabble World Ranking, particularly with the introduction of fresh talent and seasoned players maintaining their positions. For instance, players like David Eldar and Nigel Richards continue to inspire new generations of Scrabble enthusiasts. The ongoing competition among the top players fosters a robust community, encouraging others to sharpen their skills, expand their vocabularies, and engage in friendly rivalry.

As of 13th June 2026David Eldar of Australia leads the official WESPA Scrabble World Ranking with a 2177 rating from 1638 games, last played 6 Jun 2026. Long-time world #1 Nigel Richards of New Zealand is second at 2163 with 3852 games, last played 1 Jun 2026.

Showing players active within 2 years with at least 50 rated games. 1919 players shown.

Reigning 2025 WESPAC World Champion Adam Logan of Canada holds third with 2104 from 1132 games. Thailand shows depth with Panupol Sujjayakorn #4 at 2103 and Napat Vatjaranurathorn #6 at 2094Alec Sjoholm of USA completes the top 5 with 2102, despite only 189 games on record.

Pakistan’s highest-ranked active player is Waseem Khatri at world #36 with a 2000 rating across 1758 games, last played 1 Jun 2026. Pakistan retains Class 1 status in WESPA with a quota of 5 players for the WESPAC World Championship.

Scrabble, a game of strategy and vocabulary, has captivated players around the world. From casual players to competitive champions, each has a unique story and journey in the realm of Scrabble. Understanding the WESPA Scrabble World Ranking not only highlights individual achievements but also showcases the growth and evolution of the game itself. As players engage in tournaments, they contribute to a dynamic landscape that continually shifts based on performance and dedication.

Country Strength in the Latest WESPA Scrabble World Ranking

Country

Players in Top 10

Highest Rating

Thailand

3

2103

USA

1

2102

Australia

1

2177

New Zealand

1

2163

Canada

1

2104

UAE

1

2088

Singapore

1

2070

India

1

2069

How the WESPA Scrabble World Ranking Works – RJR System

Moreover, the WESPA Scrabble World Ranking serves as a motivational tool for aspiring players. It acts as a benchmark for success within the Scrabble community, guiding enthusiasts on their journey to excellence. Many players find that following the ranking helps them set goals, train harder, and participate in more competitions. This sense of community and shared ambition brings players closer together, whether they are competing at the local level or on the world stage.

WESPA moved to the RJR Rating System on 1 January 2025. All tournament games since 1 January 2006 are now rated. Core rules:

    1. Eligibility: 50+ WESPA-rated games and activity within 24 months to appear on the Scrabble World Rankings.

As the world of Scrabble continues to evolve, the strategies employed by players also change. For example, the use of technology, such as word finder apps and Scrabble simulators, has become increasingly popular among competitive players. These tools not only aid players in expanding their vocabulary but also help them analyze their gameplay and improve their strategies. However, mastering the art of Scrabble still requires practice and a deep understanding of word combinations and board positioning.

    1. Starting Point: New players begin at 1500.

Furthermore, international tournaments provide an exciting platform for players to showcase their skills. Events like the WESPAC and national championships not only elevate the WESPA Scrabble World Ranking but also promote cultural exchange among players from different countries. The camaraderie and friendships formed during these competitions often transcend borders, making Scrabble not just a game, but a global phenomenon that connects people through language and competition.

  1. K-Factor: Depends on rating deviation. Players with fewer recent games move faster.
  2. Event Weight: WESPAC, Summit Cup, and national championships carry full weight.
  3. Inactivity: Players drop off the active list after 2 years without WESPA-rated play.