The most CUNNING Scrabble trap ever set

Trying to trick your opponent is an important part of Scrabble at the competitive level. But Nathan Benedict took this trickery to an absolutely unprecedented level in a game played way back in 1998 at a Scrabble tournament in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee. Nathan played an invalid 2-letter word, a shockingly egregious mistake for a player of his caliber. Or, so everyone -- including his opponent, fellow expert Stefan Rau -- thought. Nathan's real plan shook the Scrabble world to its core, and absolutely has to be seen to be believed.