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#player1 Cesar Cesar
#player2 Will Will
>Cesar: DEEJ 8G JEED +24 24
>Will: EGNPPQV -GPQV +0 0
#note To P or not to P?
>Cesar: KLU I7 L.KU +14 38
>Will: BDELNPT J10 PLEB +24 24
>Cesar: DEFLX 12H FL.XED +42 80
>Will: DEHNSTY 11J .EY +35 59
#note I seriously considered LED instead of LEY, but only because I felt the Y would help me score next turn with all those consonants - not because it guaranteed me SYNTH, because I missed it completely. Had I seen that I think I would've done LED for sure.
>Cesar: AAEGIIR H11 A.IRE +24 104
>Will: DHINOST 15G H.DONIST +63 122
#note Oh, why not
>Cesar: AGHIT 7H A.IGHT +16 120
>Will: ?BGIPRW O12 WIGs +69 191
#note Maybe PERIWIGS next with an EI draw.
>Cesar: DIMN 8L MIND +42 162
>Will: BEEOOPR 14F BO.E +20 211
>Cesar: AVW 6F VAW +23 185
>Will: ENOPRRR 13L NOR. +20 231
>Cesar: CCEOR M3 OREC..C +28 213
>Will: ?EGIPRR 11A PRoGERI. +70 301
>Cesar: ANOZ L1 ZONA +52 265
>Will: INOSTUV A11 .IVOT +33 334
#note Tempting to play from the Z, but only 6 more points for such an inferior leave was unappealing. I would still have tempo after most of Cesar's plays from the Z, too.
>Cesar: AQSU D8 QUA.S +50 315
>Will: IINSSTU 1L .ITI +39 373
>Cesar: AAEEU -AAEEU +0 315
>Will: AENNSSU 5I UNSE.N +26 399
#note NEE might be correct here given the exchange - regardless of whether Cesar passed 5 vowels (likely) or 5 consonants (not as likely), playing shorter leaving ANSSU is a hedge against nasty draws. Opening row 4 doesn't factor much into the decision, as it's not a real threat.
>Cesar: EY J3 YE. +6 321
>Will: AAAAORS I2 AA +9 408
#note Blocking nothing in particular.
>Cesar: EFLMOTT H1 ELF +29 350
>Will: AAORSU 1C AROUS. +7 415
#note Blocking the only out without seeing if it worked out better to just let him have it. Playing at 14M for 19 is best.
>Cesar: MOTT 2F MO.. +24 374
>Will: A N13 .A. +12 427
>Will: (TT) +4 431
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