Scrabble Original Board Game

Players take turns forming words on the board using their letter tiles. Words can be formed horizontally or vertically, and they must connect to existing words on the board.
Each letter has a point value, and the goal is to maximize your score by using high-value letters and placing them on premium squares (double letter, triple letter, double word, triple word).
After placing a word, the player draws new tiles to maintain a rack of seven letters.
Players can challenge words. If a challenged word is not valid, the player removes the word and loses their turn.
The game continues until all letters are drawn, and one player uses their last tile or when no more valid words can be formed.
Scoring:

Points are awarded based on the letters used and the premium squares on which they are placed.
Blank tiles can represent any letter but have no point value.
The game ends when all letters are used, or no more valid words can be formed. The player with the highest score wins.
Winning: The player with the highest total score at the end of the game is the winner.

Remember, Scrabble is a game that rewards both vocabulary and strategic thinking. It's a fun and challenging game for players of all ages!