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#player1 John_Scalzo John Scalzo
#player2 Joshua_Sokol Joshua Sokol
>John_Scalzo: DINRY 8H RINDY +26 26
>Joshua_Sokol: ALORRRT L4 LORR. +16 16
>John_Scalzo: HOO 7H OHO +23 49
>Joshua_Sokol: AAEORTW 6I AW +33 49
>John_Scalzo: ?AEILSV K8 .EVISALs +72 121
>Joshua_Sokol: AEIORTU 15E OUTRAI.E +74 123
>John_Scalzo: BC 5K C.B +14 135
>Joshua_Sokol: ABDKOUX 14F XU +52 175
>John_Scalzo: EIINOT 12H INO.ITE +16 151
>Joshua_Sokol: ABDEKOO 14J B.OKE +46 221
>John_Scalzo: EEEEE -EEEEE +0 151
>Joshua_Sokol: ?ADIOTY 13N YO +11 232
#note Defense purposes. SSS in the pool
>John_Scalzo: III -III +0 151
>Joshua_Sokol: ?ADEITT 11C DIcTATE +68 300
>John_Scalzo: GGGQ -GGGQ +0 151
#note These exchanges were either ridiculously bad luck, frustration or a mix of both. John wasn't happy to be playing me so many times, but I was the only one that could catch him at this point.
>Joshua_Sokol: AEFFLNV D10 F.EF +20 320
#note Really unsure why I played this, besides its defensive merits. There are many superior plays.
>John_Scalzo: AEEIMST F4 MEATIES. +64 215
>Joshua_Sokol: ALNQSUV 4B QUAL. +32 352
>John_Scalzo: AAAIIOU -AAAOIIU +0 215
#note Pretty frustrated imo
>Joshua_Sokol: DENRSVZ N2 ZEDS +36 388
#note More defense..
>John_Scalzo: AELP O1 PALE +38 253
>Joshua_Sokol: MNRSUVW D3 V.W +9 397
#note Securing the win, but H1-H9 seems more dangerous than what this blocks, so this is better at 6E.
>John_Scalzo: J G13 J.. +18 271
>Joshua_Sokol: GMNRSTU 9E G.NT +9 406
#note I noticed the spot after he played JUT, and just finalized my blocking.
>John_Scalzo: GO M3 GO. +25 296
>Joshua_Sokol: AIMRRSU B2 MA.UI +36 442
#note Sim says MA(Q)UIS instead.
>John_Scalzo: DEGHIN A6 HINGED +38 334
#note C9 HI(D)DEN is really cool
>Joshua_Sokol: AENPRRS G1 RAPS +26 468
#note 6A (HI)NS to block his out. Spread was completely irrelevant at this point, since I had a tie, he was up by .5, and I had around 800 points of spread more than John.
>John_Scalzo: CN 2F C.N +11 345
>John_Scalzo: (NER) +6 351
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