Can you play more than one word at a time in Scrabble?

When two or more words are formed in the same play, each is scored. The common letter is counted (with full premium value, if any) for each word. If you play seven tiles on a turn, it's called a Bingo. You score an additional 50 points after otherwise totaling your score for the turn.

Do you count the same letter twice in Scrabble?

Basic Rules for Scoring in Scrabble There are a few basic rules that govern the process of scoring in Scrabble, whether playing online or the traditional way: Special squares (double letter score, triple letter score, and so forth) only count the first time a letter is played on them.

What are the rules in playing Scrabble?

According to scrabble rules, if a player is able to play all 7 tiles in a single turn, in addition to the score for that word, that player is awarded 50 points. When one player plays his or her last tile, and no more tiles are available to draw, the game is over per scrabble rules.

Do you get extra points if you use all your tiles in Scrabble?

If a player uses all seven of their tiles on one play, they receives an extra 50 points, in addition to the score for the word. At the end of the game when nobody can make a move or someone goes out of tiles, each player subtracts the amount of points that remain unused on their rack from their total score.