[angellove0810]

Across:
STANDARDIZES:23
PRY:8
PA:4

Down:
US:2
PECUNIARY:16
UP:4
AS:2

12 letter bonus:140
9 letter bonus:40

Total: 59 x2 (for completing) +140+40 =298 points

Hope I get it right I have a backache and dizziness after sitting so long to put the letter in order and to count the words

[Mouse in the Library]

Across:
ZO - 11
VANGUARDISTS - 17
YE - 5

Down:
SYCOPHANCIES - 24

Total: 57 points
Bonus: 2x 12 letters words: 280 points
Bonus: Round complete: 2x

57 x 2 + 280 = 394 Points

[13Ice]

just to be clear... your bonus points for the length of words are not doubled in your scores..those are a bonus on top of your scored points..so if you want to edit your boards please do so, ending rules will not be in effect.

The final round closing time will be extended for 24 hours as it was requested.

[foxrampant]

Across:
AIA = 3
AD = 3
HETEROZYGOTE = 28
OU = 2
FAX = 13
OK = 6

Down:
HI = 5
AE = 2
IT = 2
AE = 2
ZOO = 12
YUK = 10
AG = 3
DOF = 7
TA = 2
EX = 9

Total score: 109 x 2 + 140 bonus points = 358


Thanks, Ice! It was a blast

Across:
JUDICATORIAL=22
WO=5

Down:
ASTROCYTOMAS=19
AX=9
OW=5

Total: 60 points
Bonus: 2x 12 letters words: 280 points
Bonus: Round complete: 2x

60 x 2 + 280 = 400 Points


that was fun

[anna1561]

Across:
ZO - 11
VOW - 9
INTRANSIGENT - 13
VOE - 6
LO - 2


Down:
QI - 11
ET - 2
ZA - 11
ON - 2
VIVO - 10
LOGO - 5
WEE - 6


Total = 88 x 2 (Double points) + 140 (12-letter word Bonus) = 316 points

The limits of my patience have been greatly tested...and I've lost a few hairs feathers in the process But thanks, Ice, it was a lot of fun

[MiaJohn]

Across:
EVOLUTIINISM -17
RE -2
HI -5
KI -6
HO -5
ZA -11

Down:
ER -2
HAVE -10
UR -2
ZO -11
KHAN -11
IO -2
MU -4

Total:
88 x2 +140 = 316

You are a sweetheart Ice
Thank you for the fun game

[WordDiva]

ACROSS
FLUORAPATITE = 17
BOX = 12
JEW = 13

DOWN
JOG = 11
WAB = 8
POS = 5
RAX = 10
QIS = 12
LED = 4

TOTAL = 92 Points x 2 = 184 + 140 Bonus = 324 Points

[hija]

ACROSS
FORESTATION = 14 points
ZO = 11 points
OU = 2 points
WE = 5 points

DOWN
JO = 9 points
ZO = 11 points
UNFAVOURITE = 17 points

Word points = 69 points x 2 = 138

BONUSES
two 11 letters long word = 200 points

Total : 338

[13Ice]

A new round will start soon

[13Ice]

What is it?

• Scrabble Mash is a contest where you need to use all the tiles provided to make a grid of words. Each word must be connected to at least one other word in scrabble fashion. A full match will contsist of 10 Rounds.
• First round, each player will start with 7 randomly generated scrabble tiles (each players tiles are from an individual full set of scrabble tiles, excluding the blank tile), players fill in the grid forming words across and down, connected in a continuous scrabble pattern. In each successive round, players will be given 2 more tiles which must be incorporated into your word grid in order to score the round.
• Unlike scrabble, you can rearrange any of your tiles as many times as you like while you try to incorporate them in words. If you are unable to use all the tiles in a round (or simply wish to skip the round), you may choose to do so, penalties will apply.

How do you play?

• Subscription rounds will be open for 24 hours.
• Players will have 24 hours to fill in their grid with their tiles in each round, If all players have posted their grids early, new tiles may be provided sooner.
• You may write your letters on the grid or you can download the tiles provided below. If you write them in you need to also provide the tile value's (for ease of scoring). (See below for instructions on how to add your tiles to the grid).

Sample

ACROSS
WIG = 7 points
DOWN
SWIRL = 8 points
TOTAL SCORE = 15

ACROSS
IWIS = 7 points
GIRL = 5 points
DOWN
WAG = 7 points
TOTAL SCORE = 19

Rules:

• Only one post per player
• EDITING will only be allowed for 10 minutes after your post. If you feel you added your points incorrectly do not worry, I will be double checking them and your posting them is just a guidline.
• Words played side by side must also form words for all letters that are along side each other.
• You are give two new tiles each round and you must then incorporate these into your word grid. You may rearrange any of the tiles at any time to achieve this.
• If you complete a round successfully (by using all the tiles), you score for each word formed according to the letter value of each tile.
• If you cannot use all tiles in a round, or wish to move to the next round, you must post accordinly. If so, you will not score any points for that round, and the point value for the new tiles will be deducted from your totals.
• All words must be in the Collins Dictionary - Official Scrabble Word Check. Words that are not allowed to be played include suffixes, prefixes, abbreviations and words that requires the use of a hyphen or apostrophe.
  
• Scoring:
  
  • Each letter has a score value as indicated by a number on the tile. The score values of the horizontal words and vertical words are totaled. The letter used where a vertical and a horizontal word crosses is counted twice in scoring.
    
  • Tile Values (click on the letter below to download the image or click here for the full alphabet)
    1 Point - A, E, I, L, N, O, R, S, T and U.
    2 Points - D and G.
    3 Points - B, C, M and P.
    4 Points - F, H, V, W and Y.
    5 Points - K.
    8 Points - J and X.
    10 Points - Q and Z.

• Scoring in Round 10, even if you do not complete it successfully, you score for all valid words. You score a long word bonus for each word longer than six letters (round 10 only). Seven letters = 10, Eight = 20, Nine = 40, Ten = 60, Eleven = 100, Twelve = 140. If you complete the last round successfully, you score double points for your words. (Bonus points are on top of your word points and are NOT eligible to be doubled).

Click HERE for the grid

Rewards

• All players posting in 10 Rounds - 50 WRZ$
• Highest points + 250 WRZ$
• 2nd Highest points + 200 WRZ$
• 3rd Highest points + 150 WRZ$
• 4th Highest points + 100 WRZ$

[WordDiva]

In

[angellove0810]

In

I need my head examined, but in

[anna1561]

I need my head examined, but in

Don't we all I'm definitely in