MIT Scrabble Club

MIT Scrabble Club
Play Scrabble with other MIT students or learn from the strongest collegiate Scrabble team in North America!

MIT has an awesome Scrabble Club. We would love to help you improve your Scrabble or just have more fun playing it with smart MIT students.

Sunday 22 April 2007 from 3:00pm in the first floor of the Student Center (building W20) at MIT.

Please contact us with questions!

If you're new to competitive Scrabble, see our Introductory Scrabble Handout.

http://www.quackle.org — Quackle crossword game program: Artificial intelligence that you can play Scrabble against, coauthored by Jason. It can help you learn strong strategy and awesome words.
http://www.scrabble-assoc.com/games/ — Online Annotated Games: Great examples of high-level Scrabble play! See Jason's victory over 2004 National Scrabble Champion Trey Wright at the 2004 National Championship, or many recent games from the 2005 National Championship.
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~o-laughl/march06playability — The most important Scrabble words, in the order you should learn them! As determined by Quackle when it played itself many times in a row. Compiled by John O'Laughlin.
http://hometown.aol.com/icenine378/page2.html — Newbie's First Scrabble Lesson: An introduction to Scrabble strategy written by former World and National Champion G.I. Joel Sherman.
http://www.isc.ro — Internet Scrabble Club: For a quick fix you can use the online game found at isc.ro run out of Romania to avoid Hasbro copyright infringements. It has players of all levels. Aaron's name on there is fizzix, Jason's is jasonkb. Feel free to say hi.