How many points do you get if you use all of your scrabble letters first?

Answer 1

If you play all seven letters, you get a 50-point bonus after you total the score for the word. If you play your remaining letters to finish the game ("playing out") you receive the sum of the other player's tiles and the other person deducts that score (and no 100 point bonus, that would be quite a bit). For example, if you play out and your opponent has AQ left over, you would receive 1(A) + 10(Q) = 11, while the opponent subtracts 11.

The only exception is in a tournament, where you receive double the opponent's score and the opponent's score is unchanged (this does not affect the point difference).

Answer 2

Nope. The game ends when there are no more word possibilities (usually when one player uses all their letters and there are no more left to draw). The person who used all their letters adds the point value of all letters remaining on the opponent's rack. The person with the most points wins, no matter who finished first.

Answer 3

You get a 50-point bonus for using all eight letters in a single turn.

Answer 4

You get 50 points.

Answer 5

no