Why does Words with Friends say I can make more points?
Arqade Asked on May 25, 2021
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This isn’t the first time "Word Strength" implies that I can make way more points on my move than I think I can, but it’s the first time it’s happening on the first move with such a big gap.
How could I be making the 40+ points? Even if I used all my letters, and hit a DW spot, I would only get 18 points. Am I missing something?
2 Answers
I found this information online :
35 bonus points are awarded whenever a player uses all 7 tiles on their rack in a single turn.
That would match with the advice that the game gives you.
Correct answer by Fana on May 25, 2021
According to this board editor you could have played BOATIES, BONIEST, BOOTIES, and a few other words for 53 points from the center tile.
Answered by jstock on May 25, 2021
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