End of the Game Flashcards
1
Q
• There are no more tiles left to draw, and one player has used up their tiles (known as playing out), or
• Six consecutive scoreless turns have occurred.
If a player plays out, the sum of the values of their opponents’ tiles is added to the player’s score, while each of the opponents’ scores is reduced by the sum left on their own rack. In tournament play, the
player playing out receives twice the value of their opponent’s rack, and the opponent’s score is unchanged. This does not affect point spread but makes scoring slightly easier.
A
End of the Game
