Endgame Blocker Trainer - ScrabbleDictionaryAI

Which move wins the game?

Don't just score high — think about what your opponent can do next. Maximize your final score spread.

You're in an endgame scenario with known scores and tile tracking.

Choose from 3 moves: offensive (score big), defensive (block opponent), or balanced.

Each move predicts opponent's best response and calculates the final score spread.

The correct answer is the move that gives you the best final spread — not necessarily the highest score.

Think out-scoring, not high-scoring: a 10-point play that wins by 3 beats a 30-point play that loses by 2
Track opponent's tiles: knowing their rack lets you predict their best response to each of your moves
Block premium squares: deny your opponent access to double/triple word scores, even if it costs you points
Stick strategy: leave opponents stuck with Q, Z, J, or X — unplayed tiles count double against them
Play out first: if you can empty your rack before your opponent, you gain their remaining tile values
Calculate, don't estimate: exact math wins endgames — do the arithmetic for every scenario