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#player1 Geoff_Thevenot Geoff Thevenot
#player2 Matthew_Tunnicliffe Matthew Tunnicliffe
>Geoff_Thevenot: ?ADIOQT H7 QADI +28 28
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: AABHMTV 10F BA.TH +24 24
>Geoff_Thevenot: ?LOOPPT 11D POOL +18 46
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: AAMRRSV 12C VARA +29 53
>Geoff_Thevenot: ?EEPRTY 13D RETYPEd +80 126
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: AAEIMRS 11I AMI +19 72
#note MT: H13 PAM was my other consideration. The leave seems weaker, but I'm essentially "keeping" the M by slotting it for bingos. But I wanted to set up my S. I6 AIM does that as well, but a little less reliably. Quackle likes PAM in the sim and it's apparently a big error at 5-6 pts. PAM has a significantly higher bingo%.
>Geoff_Thevenot: AEIOUUZ 7H .UAI +14 140
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: AEEFRSS K2 FREES.AS +72 144
>Geoff_Thevenot: EEINOUZ 8K .ZINE +72 212
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: DEIMNOS O1 DEMONIS. +86 230
>Geoff_Thevenot: EEENOUV L10 VENUE +22 234
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: FJORRWX N5 OX +52 282
>Geoff_Thevenot: CENNOTU 3F NOCTU.NE +74 308
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: EFIJRRW 2E JEW +24 306
>Geoff_Thevenot: DHOOSWY 15H WOODSY +52 360
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: AACFIRR 14B FAR +18 324
#note MT: I may not need to bingo if Geoff doesn't have anything to stop my AFAR setup. But if he does have the E to underlap, I will need to bingo. And in that case, I've at least succeeded in distracting him fro the row 5 lane which I desperately need to stay open.
>Geoff_Thevenot: ?EHIIOT 15A HET +25 385
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: ACILRTT 5D TRACTIL. +70 394
#note MT: Whew!
>Geoff_Thevenot: ?BGIILO 4C BI +12 397
#note MT: Nice play. Blocking my killer GUTLIKE and making a really tough-to-block setup
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: EGIKLRU C1 GRU. +14 408
#note MT: Pre-endgames are not my strong suit. I was turned off by KERB because I figured he could easily outrun me with a TWS to the K. But really, he won't have the greatest tiles for plays like that. And I could draw an out. Also I overvalued the strength of keeping the K, when I thought setting up KEG was a solid move. KERB leads to a tricky endgame sequence that eventually ties at 422 (in theory; we were both low on time). I guess I should learn to quickly play 7 possible endgames in my head for these 1-in-the-bag situations. But man, that's tough. I just don't have the brainpower for that kind of stuff. And this one was especially tricky. Can't be too upset, I guess. BI was a great play.
>Geoff_Thevenot: ?DGGILO 1A DO. +15 412
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: EIKLN F5 .KIN +18 426
#note MT: No wins. I was kind of hoping he'd play LEGGIN and it would end up being a sticky S on LEGGINS. Nope. Tsk
>Geoff_Thevenot: ?GGIL N8 .IGGLe +11 423
>Geoff_Thevenot: (EL) +4 427
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