Word Ways
Abstract
Games between average Scrabble players are likely to produce a total score somewhere between 400 and 60 points; games between experts (e.g., those who qualify for the National Scrabble Championships held in London each June) often score twice as much. However, if the two Scrabble players co-operate instead of compete with each other, far higher scores can be achieved. For example, in the May 1972 Word Ways, Darryl Francis detailed a Scrabble game in which the combined scores of the two players was 3108 points!
Recommended Citation
Jerome, Ron E.
(1974)
"A High-Scoring Scrabble Game,"
Word Ways: Vol. 7
:
Iss.
3
, Article 11.
Retrieved from:
https://digitalcommons.butler.edu/wordways/vol7/iss3/11
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