Game Details
Player 1
#player1 JD JD
#player2 Mike Mike
>JD: AEISTVV 8G VAV +18 18
>Mike: ?AEILRW -?AEIL +0 0
>JD: EGIKRST -GK +0 18
#note seems like the right exchange instead of just the G or K.
>Mike: JT H7 T.J +10 10
>JD: EGIPRST J5 GIPSTER +74 92
>JD: EGIPRST -- -74 18
>Mike: ADFIIRR -ADFII +0 10
>JD: EGIPRST -G +0 18
>Mike: EO I8 .OE +17 27
>JD: EGIPRST 9H ..G +11 29
>Mike: EGILOWY -EGIL +0 27
>JD: EIPPRST K3 TIPPERS +84 113
>Mike: LNN 4J L.NN +8 35
>JD: DDEGILO 8K .EDIG +24 137
>Mike: HO J6 OH +18 53
>JD: DDLORUU 3M ULU +10 147
#note I didn't want to open up the board, so this seemed like a reasonable solution. I may get to block next turn.
>Mike: BELR O1 BL.ER +24 77
>JD: DDFORRY J9 .RODY +16 163
#note taking out the S hook and promising to shut the board down entirely if I can play across.
>Mike: ENT L4 .ET +12 89
>JD: ABCDFNR N6 CA.RD +18 181
#note I have no interest in playing FANCY here. ideally I want a two turn sequence that kills the board for good. FIND instead of CAIRD leaves me with the chance of playing CYBER next turn if I draw an E, which would pretty much slay the board.
>Mike: EOW K11 WOE +30 119
>JD: ABEFINO L10 FEN +26 207
#note quackle doesn't know it yet, but it's smooth sailing from here. I liked FEN because mike can no longer fish at 12I with a short play. DOOBIE would accomplish the same goal with a better leave.
>Mike: AEIMNT O10 ETAMIN +30 149
>JD: ABIOSTZ N12 ZOA +43 250
>Mike: EHIINSY -EHIIN +0 149
>JD: ABILOST 2M BA. +19 269
#note prevents him from fishing a T at M2 to set up STUN
>Mike: EFK I13 KEF +30 179
>JD: IILNOST 15F TIN.OILS +86 355
>Mike: ACO J1 COA. +10 189
>JD: DEIQRTU 14B QUITE +36 391
>Mike: AIS 15A AIS +22 211
>JD: ADIRRXY 1H RA.Y +27 418
#note trying not to set up an easy bingo lane
>Mike: ?EHIMOS E7 MOtHIES. +74 285
>JD: ?DEINRX D3 jINXED +39 457
#note EX at D10 to block WAUGH is 6 better.
>Mike: AGUW 10A WAUG. +14 299
>Mike: (R) +2 301
Player 2
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