Louise Proctor

Louise Proctor is a lifelong student of Yahtzee, dedicated to sharing her love and knowledge of the game with others.

Proctor grew up in a small town in rural Wisconsin, where she was introduced to Yahtzee by her grandmother. From the very first roll of the dice, she was hooked on the game, and she spent countless hours playing with her family and friends.

As she grew older, Proctor's passion for Yahtzee only grew stronger. She became a regular at local Yahtzee tournaments, and started hosting her own games at home. It was during this time that she began to develop her own unique strategies and techniques for winning at Yahtzee.

She got her start at the prestigious World Yahtzee Institute in 1967 as a Yahtzee Score Card Archivist Intern. Today she is a WYI research fellow with a focus on developing new Yahtzee strategies and rolling techniques. As always, Proctor is a constant champion of Yahtzee rights.

The 2011 release of the The Yahtzee Manifesto, a comprehensive guide to the game that was based on her years of research and study with the World Yahtzee Institute. The book quickly became a bestseller, and it solidified Proctor's reputation as one of the leading experts on Yahtzee.

Proctor continues to work with The World Yahtzee Institute, and she is dedicated to sharing her love and knowledge of the game with players around the world. She is passionate about teaching others how to play Yahtzee, and she is committed to spreading the joy and excitement of the game to everyone she meets.

Away from the Yahtzee table, Louise enjoys homestyle cooking, kite-flying, and historical novels.