I'm writing a piece of code in vb.net.

There's a scrabble board that's 15x15 picture boxes.

I need to have an on-click even for each one (so it will be Handles pbo11.click, pbo21.click etc.), each on-click event will have the same algorithm.

How would you recommend doing this?

I dunno, how'd you design the board spaces?

Create a new picture box, give it a size, location, name, tag and image and put it down.

2 FOR loops ensured that there are now 225 of them in a square shape (Scrabble board shape)

If that's not the answer to your question, then I don't know what you're asking.

Oh wait I'm approaching this all wrong. Stupid me.

Doesn't VB have a library that records mouse events or something? It should have one, if any assumptions I have of VB being any where near similar to C and its derivatives. Thus when you press a mouse button, it checks where and you just have to modify the appropriate image box.

As for the design, ignore it. I was just curious. I would have tried using a two-dimensional array of classes.

I'd help using some of my upcoming game's code but it depends. Maybe ONE giant PicBox and a few smaller ones below each seperate. The big one requires a 2-D array if u wanna display graphics.
Double click a PicBox to activate a "click" event for it
Dim Canvas As Graphics
Dim Board As Bitmap

TIMER1 (to draw the pics on the board)
Board = New Bitmap() 'inside goes ur board's dimmensions. Maybe try 1000,1000?
Canvas = Graphics.FromImage(Board)

End Sub '(TIMER)

Above "Windows Generated Code" is the General Declarations
Const A = Player 1
Dim A As Bitmap = Bitmap.FromFile("TabletA.png")
Dim Map(,) As Integer = _
{{0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0,0}, _
'Copy 10 times
in Timer1:
For x As Integer = 0 To 9
For y As Integer = 0 To 9
(SAMPLE):
'If Map(x,y) = 1 and turn = A Then
Canvas.DrawImage(TabletA, x *100, y*100)
Next
Next
PicBox1.Image = Board

For this you can say:
PicBox_Click
If PicBox2.Image = TbA Then
Map(5,6) = 1
PicBox2.Image = ""

Questions? PM me.