Can You Survive a 300-Point Scrabble Play?
News flash: scoring 250 or even 300 points in one move is usually a surefire way to win a Scrabble game by a massive margin. However, thanks to the annotated game database at cross-tables.com, there appears to be a lone exception to this rule - a game that was shockingly close in spite of one of the largest plays in Scrabble History! Thanks to Seth Lipkin of cross-tables.com and Josh Castellano of randomracer.com for their help in data wrangling for this video. Someday, I plan to resume streaming on my Twitch channel: / wanderer15 Play Scrabble at http://playscrabble.com!
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