SCORABLE is a simple tool that helps Scrabble® players to count the score in an innovative and easy way. Just "capture/take a shot of" the Scrable® game board with your smartphone or tablet camera after each turn. SCORABLE does the math for you.

A well-contested Scrabble game should end with around 600 to 700 total points. So, the average Scrabble score to beat is about 350 for a 2-player game, 230 for a 3-player game, and 175 for a 4-player game. If you can regularly score higher than that, you can legitimately claim the coveted title of "Good at Scrabble."

Using the Score Sheet At the top of each scorecard is a blank "Player" box where players can write their names. ... Each score card consists of three columns: ... You can either fill out the word and the number of points, or you can skip writing in the word and just use the third column to write in the number of points earned.

Scorable is a simple tool, that helps Scrabble players to count the score in an innovative and easy way, whilst playing the Scrabble board game.

If you place the first word in Scrabble, then you receive a Double Word Bonus for the word you played. For example, you'll earn 20 points for a 10-point word.

Each letter tile has a number next to it that indicates how many points it is worth. Common letters, such as vowels, are worth 1 point, while rare letters such as "Q", "X", and "Z" are worth 8-10 points. Blank tiles are worth zero points.

Unplayed Letters: When the game ends, each player's score is reduced by the sum of his or her unplayed letters. In addition, if a player has used all of his or her letters, the sum of the other players' unplayed letters is added to that player's score. The player with the highest final score wins the game.