Scrabble

Scrabble is a classic word game for two to four players. Players draw letter tiles, build connected crossword-style words on a 15x15 board, and use premium squares to maximize final score.

Each player keeps seven tiles on a rack. The first word covers the center square, and later plays must connect to the existing word grid. On a turn, a player may place one or more tiles in one row or column to form a valid word, exchange tiles if the rules allow it, or pass. New tiles may also create perpendicular crosswords, and every word formed must be legal under the group's chosen dictionary. After scoring the turn, the player draws back to seven tiles when possible. The game ends when the bag is empty and a player uses all tiles, when no legal progress remains, or under the pass rule used by the edition or event.

Final score after endgame tile adjustments; higher wins.

Enter each player's final score and note the dictionary/challenge rule if relevant.