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I prefer Suduko - Mr P and I decided a long time ago that we should never play scrabble again
he is a walking dictionary and I am crap at spelling.. we renamed it Squabble
That's part of the game!
If I can see a potentially easy triple word score bonus but I don't have the letter tiles to make it myself and I also can't see a decent score for myself on my current turn then I will make sure that you don't get that bonus on your next turn
To be honest there are two schools of thought
1) Play the maximum points each time
2) Play the player
The first one is fine especially if you're playing a dullard, you'll always win so it doesnt matter.
The second one is more fun. Especially if your opponent is as good as you. I sometimes kill a board knowing that I have an extensive knowledge of 2 and 3 letter words, definitely block doubles/trebles with tulip words to make sure you never let an opponent take advantage, never leave triple or double hooks (a ZO on a triple in two directions is a killer)!
When you play against people who aren't up to your level, your own scores suffer as well, as they tend to screw up the board, closing off possibilities.
That's part of the game!
If I can see a potentially easy triple word score bonus but I don't have the letter tiles to make it myself and I also can't see a decent score for myself on my current turn then I will make sure that you don't get that bonus on your next turn
When you play against people who aren't up to your level, your own scores suffer as well, as they tend to screw up the board, closing off possibilities.
Oh that's right................blame the missus.............just cause she ain't logged in!!
My wife and I play regularly. I think one of us has hit over 600 once. Over 500 occurs every now and then, and over 400 regularly. Our joint match totals are usually 700+.
When you play against people who aren't up to your level, your own scores suffer as well, as they tend to screw up the board, closing off possibilities.
I haven't installed any pay-for apps yet. Scrabble might be a contender if I ever do take the plunge, though I don't play Scrabble an awful lot (read decades ago) so I might be wasting my money. According to a review it eats batteries for breakfast.
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