Question 1

What is Words With Friends?

Accepted Answer

Words With Friends (WWF) is a popular multiplayer word game similar to Scrabble, played on mobile devices and Facebook. Players take turns placing letter tiles on a 15×15 board to form words and score points.

Question 2

What is the difference between Scrabble and Words With Friends?

Accepted Answer

Key differences: WWF uses 104 tiles (Scrabble has 100), different letter point values (e.g., J is worth 10 in WWF vs 8 in Scrabble), different premium square layouts, and WWF uses the ENABLE dictionary while Scrabble uses TWL or Collins.

Question 3

How do I find high-scoring words in Words With Friends?

Accepted Answer

Enter your rack letters in our WWF cheat tool to find all valid words sorted by point value. Focus on high-value letters (J=10, Q=10, Z=10, X=8) and try to hit premium squares (TW, DW, TL, DL) for maximum points.

Question 4

What are the best 2-letter words in Words With Friends?

Accepted Answer

Essential 2-letter words include: QI (highest scoring at 11 points), ZA (11 points), JO (9 points), XI (9 points), XU (9 points). Memorizing 2-letter words is crucial for parallel plays and tight board positions.

Points	Letters
1	A, E, I, O, S, R, T, N, L, U
2	D, G, N
3	H, G, Y
4	B, C, F, M, P, W
5	K, V
8	X
10	J, Q, Z

Feature	Scrabble	Words With Friends
Board Size	15x15	15x15
Tiles	100	104
Dictionary	TWL / Collins	ENABLE
Blank Tiles	2	2
Letter Values	Classic scoring	Different values
Premium Squares	Fixed layout	Random layout

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