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In the 19th and 30s, many people in the United States were laid off, and one of them, Alfred Butz, was very fond of games such as lyrics, and he designed a game called "Lexico". However, he wasn't happy with the game, so he made a number of changes and renamed it "Alph" and later "Criss Cross". He wanted to make some money with the new game, but it didn't bring him any real commercial success.

In 1939, Butz met a man named Jim, who became so interested in the game that the two collaborated on the game, which was first released in the United States in 1948 under the name "Scrabble."

Later, in 1952, Jack Strauss, the manager of Macy's in New York, accidentally played "Scrabble" while on vacation. He thought it was a fun game. When he returned to work after his vacation, he decided to try to draw public attention to the game.

As a result, "scrabble" was a huge success in the United States and quickly spread to Australia and later to other English-speaking countries.

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In the 30s of the last century, in the United States many were fired. One of these people was named Alfred A. He was always interested in word games, so, to pass the time, he planned a game that he called "Dictionary".

However, he was not completely satisfied with this game, so he proposed some modifications at the time, renamed "Dictionary", "Dream" and "Cross". He wanted to make some money from his new game, but he didn't have any real commercial success.

In 1939, I met a man named Jim by chance and expressed interest in the new game. The two of them worked together to develop the game, which in 1948 was offered under a new name in the United States - "The Game".

First of all, it didn't sell very well. In the first year only 2,250 units were sold, and in 1951 only 8,500 units a year were sold.

Then, in 1952 the manager of Macy's happened in New York, Jack Strauss, playing "Scrabble", while he was on vacation. He thought it was a good game, and when he returned from vacation, he insisted that Messi should try to bring it to the public's attention.

Thus, the "game" turned into a big success in the United States, which soon spread to Australia and other English-speaking countries.

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In the thirties of the nineteenth century, many people in the United States were unemployed. Among these people was a man named Alfred Butts. He was always interested in wordplay and used it to pass the time.

It designs a game called Lexico. However, he wasn't completely satisfied with the game, so he did a lot of work to improve the game. Eventually, the name of the game was changed from Lexico to Alph and then to Criss Cross.

He wanted to make some money with the game, but he didn't achieve any real commercial success.

In 1939, Butts happened to meet a man named Jim Brounot, who took a lot of interest in the new game. The two worked together to improve the game, and in 1948, the game was released in the United States under the name Scrabble.

In the beginning, the game didn't sell well. In the first year, 2,250 games were sold, and by 1951, sales had reached only 8,500 games per year.

Later, in 1952, Jack Strauss, the manager of Macy Department Store in New York, happened to play the game Scrabble while on vacation, which he thought was super beautiful, and, when he returned to work from vacation, he insisted: Macy Department Store should try to attract the public's attention to this game.

As a result, Scrabble was a huge success in the United States, and the game quickly spread to Australia and then to other English-speaking countries.

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