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#player1 Noah Noah
#player2 Joel_Sherman Joel Sherman
>Noah: CHIKNOO H6 CHINOOK +92 92
>Joel_Sherman: FIJLR 11D FRIJ.L +32 32
>Noah: BDEFGQS F10 Q. +31 123
>Joel_Sherman: BEIMO J7 BIOME +32 64
>Noah: ?BDEFGS K9 FES +57 180
>Joel_Sherman: EIVW 12A WIVE +38 102
>Noah: ?BDGNOT B7 DOuBT.NG +84 264
>Joel_Sherman: ANOTX A4 TAXON +48 150
>Noah: AAAELTU C3 LUTEA +17 281
#note Interesting rack. All I could think of was (W)EAL and exchange and this, but EAU G7 is also an option. I'm fine making this play and blocking the most dangerous line on the board.
>Joel_Sherman: AER A12 .EAR +26 176
>Noah: AACHOOZ K5 ZOA +28 309
#note AZO ZOA and COHO appear to be the options here. I didn't choose COHO because the Z did not seem that strong post-COHO and a sim says I am correct. AZO vs. ZOA. You can more fruitfully parallel ZOA than AZO with ACHO, but on the other hand, ZOA makes it harder for Joel to make openings on column L. I'm fine with ZOA.
>Joel_Sherman: ?EGNPTY L4 TaNGY +42 218
#note This is Joel's actual rack, which we talked about after the game. It's an interesting rack. Wanting to preserve the CHINOOKS hook, there are a lot of plays he can't do, like TYPE 12K and even PYE L6. He did this over GaPY because plays off the Y opened the board for him. Other options look like YET L7, TYPE 5C, UNPEG 4C and PYE B1. The blank is quite useful here...maybe YET? Interesting play.
>Noah: ACDHNOV D2 VAN +18 327
#note I didn't see (Y)ODH here. It's the other option worth considering.
>Joel_Sherman: EINPS M2 SNIPE +32 250
>Noah: CDHOPRU 2J CRU.H +32 359
>Joel_Sherman: EIT 8L .ETI +21 271
>Noah: ADIOPRS 13H SPAROID +93 452
>Joel_Sherman: AU 2D .AU +8 279
>Noah: ADEEIUW 12L WAE +27 479
>Joel_Sherman: EY 14J YE +28 307
>Noah: DEEILMU 15H DUE +18 497
#note I missed a lot of row 15 plays that are probably better because I played too quickly.
>Joel_Sherman: G 3C ..G +7 314
>Noah: DEIILMR 1F MID +22 519
#note LIEDER is best.
>Joel_Sherman: AELORST N2 .OTS +26 340
>Noah: EILR N10 LI..ER +18 537
>Noah: (AELR) +8 545
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