Game Details
Player 1
#player1 Ryan_Fischer Ryan Fischer
#player2 Matthew_"Ar_Endbrain"_Bernardina Matthew "Ar Endbrain" Bernardina
>Ryan_Fischer: EEFILTW 8F FLEW +20 20
>Matthew_"Ar_Endbrain"_Bernardina: ACEOPST J2 CAPOTES +80 80
#note Someone's been studying! Of note: POST(F)ACE. Scored as 78.
>Ryan_Fischer: AEEIITT K3 TIE +16 36
>Matthew_"Ar_Endbrain"_Bernardina: ABOR 7E BOAR +17 97
>Ryan_Fischer: ABEGIRT L2 BEG +27 63
>Matthew_"Ar_Endbrain"_Bernardina: TWZ G6 W..TZ +18 115
>Ryan_Fischer: ADGIRTY 3G GYR...D +30 93
#note AGIT(ATE)D is favored by .1, presumably because it sets up the Y?
>Matthew_"Ar_Endbrain"_Bernardina: EILMN E2 MILNE. +20 135
>Ryan_Fischer: AADIMTY H1 AD.TA +30 123
#note TAM(M)Y IS good. Wow! A fabricy of mixed fibers. The problem with those lower prob 5s is some look like random somewhat plausible arrangements of letters. I was way too fancy here. AD(Y)TA is okay, but AY was probaby easest and best besides TAMMY. Considered YAY and MAYA. Nope.
>Matthew_"Ar_Endbrain"_Bernardina: KNO 10G .ONK +27 162
>Ryan_Fischer: DIMNQSY F1 QI +19 142
#note Yeah, MY, but then what do I do with the Q?
>Matthew_"Ar_Endbrain"_Bernardina: IRV 4B VIR. +14 176
#note Well, that. Betcha he'd've played something else had I played MY. :P
>Ryan_Fischer: ADMNSUY 2L .AUD +17 159
#note H10 (O)SMUND 36. Hmm. YUAN 11H, (Q)U(A)Y 1F, YUAN 11H. Fail.
>Matthew_"Ar_Endbrain"_Bernardina: NOU O1 U.ON +18 194
>Ryan_Fischer: CDEMNSY C3 M.NCY +32 191
#note Yay, got one right.
>Matthew_"Ar_Endbrain"_Bernardina: GU B2 GU. +18 212
>Ryan_Fischer: DEIIORS H10 .ROIDE +24 215
#note I figured OI was out because he just fished and if he hits, I'm pretty much toast. Both blanks unseen, I've gotta go in!
>Matthew_"Ar_Endbrain"_Bernardina: ALOPTV 13G P.VOTAL +38 250
#note ...now it explodes.
>Ryan_Fischer: EHIJNRS L8 HEJIR. +40 255
#note One off HARIJ(A)NS! Gimme those BLANKS! Okay, maybe JIN 12J is better.
>Matthew_"Ar_Endbrain"_Bernardina: AEEILRT 14A RETAILE. +76 326
#note Oh, what serendipitous timing. I wish RETAILED fell out of his brain and he had to play ELATERID.
>Ryan_Fischer: ??AFNOS A12 FA.O +33 288
#note Got 'em! And there's NOTHING there!!! No 3x3s or bingos worth playing anyway. FAS for 46 is interesting, but kills a key line. Timing is key, somethingI really don't have a handle on. I was worried my computer was going to melt down trying to calculate the championship plays. M7 FANO 29 leaving S?? wins 83.33%; FAS 70%. I don't know. Instinctually, I'd want to take out the triple, hope to avoid the X. Which is I guess why FANO fares well -- it blocks the X spot, leaving 4 lanes to bingo.
>Matthew_"Ar_Endbrain"_Bernardina: EU C13 U.E +6 332
>Ryan_Fischer: ??INOSS 5J ..S +10 298
#note I dumped the S so I could bingo out. If he dumps the X at J13, I'll be forced to find (E)NOSISes, which I very well may have. But absent HEX, something like OScINeS may win at N3 anyway. (E)S 9L might be a play, 'cause it sets up a different hook and stop the thread of HEX, which I really should havebeen more concerned about. Champ says caSINOS win 37%. I think perfect play by my opponent wins for him. My play ends up simming 2nd to caSINOS.
>Matthew_"Ar_Endbrain"_Bernardina: AEHINSX M7 HEX +47 379
#note 14J XIS 70 to really screw me over.
>Ryan_Fischer: ??EINOS 15H .lOINErS +71 369
#note Whoops, we agreed to a tie at 377. I said I was fine with a tie, but he's welcome to recount if he liked. He declined. I found that and went out with 0:02 left on my clock, which was a minor victory even though I admit my thought processes leave something to be desired and I still have a lot of endgame work to do.
>Ryan_Fischer: (ANIS) +8 377
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