If there is a “rite of passage” in scrabble or similar word games, it is scoring your first “bingo.” A bingo occurs when a player uses all of his or her tiles to form a word. In scrabble, this results … Continue reading
Most people who only play the occasional game of scrabble, or variants such as Words with Friends, believe that successful gameplay is largely based on a combination of vocabulary knowledge or luck of the draw. This is only partly true. … Continue reading
Though I’ve recommended learning a different word-list first (the two- and three-letter J, Q, X, and Z words), most scrabble resources recommend learning the two-letter words next. On the surface, the two-letter words seems to be the worst possible word … Continue reading
If you are anything like me, most of your mobile phone’s cpu cycles and data traffic is directly related to making moves on any number of word games. Earlier today, I noticed the availability of “Words by Post,” a recent … Continue reading
