Maybe, but it depends on the score. When there are no more letters to play, the game ends. If you use all you letters, you get the points from the letters on your opponent's rack. Look at the final score -- the one with the highest point total wins.
All letters are placed face down on the board. Each player then draws one tile. The player drawing the letter nearest to the beginning of the alphabet plays first.
You have to drop a scrabble set and then write down all of the upward facing letters, this will be your condolence
The game ends when all the letter tiles of a player (the first to finish) are exhausted/used/played on the scrabble board.
All scrabble letters are single letters. There are 100 single tiles in the game of Scrabble. You get one each of the following letters: K, J, X, Q, Z.
The total number of Scrabble points awarded for using all the letters in the word "scrabble" is 14 points.
How can you arrange the letters in the keyword "Scrabble" to form a question?
The game ends when you use all your letters and there are no other letters left from which to draw. You get a bonus score equal to the point value of the letters left on your opponents rack.
Yes.
In Scrabble, the bonus for using all letters in a word is called a "bingo" and you earn an extra 50 points on top of the points for the word itself.
No. Most are made of plastic these days.
All tiles are placed on the board face down. Each player draws one tile to determine who will play first. The player with the letter nearest to the beginning of the alphabet becomes the first player. The tiles are then placed back on the board face down. Each player then draws 7 tiles, The first player then combines 2 or more of his letters to form a word and places them on the board to read either across or down with one letter on the center square. His score is then counted and recorded. He then draws as many tiles as he has played, thus always keeping 7 letters in his rack. Play then passes to the left. The 2nd player, and then each in turn, adds one or more letters to those already played so as to form new words. All letters played in any one turn must be placed in one row across or down on the board.
All letters used, you can form the word: import.