On every turn, the player has the option to: The first word formed must consist of at least two letters that form a word reading left-to-right or top-to-bottom, and touch the center square (H8, marked with a star). If there is still a tie, both players draw one tile, as described above. In most tournament games, the player with the fewer number of firsts will go first if there is a tie, the player with the most number of seconds goes first. Since having all 100 tiles is crucial to tournament game play, players should confirm that the Scrabble set contains 100 tiles (this is usually done by arranging the tiles into four 5x5 squares, or one 10x10 square). Each player draws seven tiles, and places them on his or her rack, hidden from other players. Players return tiles to the bag, and shuffle. The player with the letter closest to "A" in the alphabet, with the blanks taking precedence over "A," goes first, and play proceeds clockwise. Each player draws one tile to determine order of play. The 100 letter tiles are placed into an opaque bag (or face-down), hidden from view. The game is set up so that each player possesses one rack. Players should agree on a dictionary or word source to be used, for the purpose of adjudicating challenges.
At the end of the game, when one player has used all of their tiles and there are no more tiles left to draw, the game ends. The goal of Scrabble is to score as many points as possible by placing letter tiles to create words onto the game board. Standard set of 100 tiles according to the usual distribution, placed in an opaque bag or face-down on the table (a bag is required in tournament play).
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