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#player1 Andrew_Fisher Andrew Fisher
#player2 Trevor_Halsall Trevor Halsall
>Andrew_Fisher: IJLORTT 8G JOT +20 20
>Trevor_Halsall: GOO 9F GOO +17 17
>Andrew_Fisher: ?EILRTU J3 RULIEsT +68 88
#note Easy tiles keep coming. Went for a blockier move this time, but the sac was 10 points (too much)
>Trevor_Halsall: DOZ I1 DZO +17 34
>Andrew_Fisher: FIOPRSU 1F FOU. +24 112
>Trevor_Halsall: ADEPRSY 2A SPRAYED +90 124
>Andrew_Fisher: EIPRSWY D1 Y.WP +32 144
>Trevor_Halsall: AQ I6 QA. +27 151
>Andrew_Fisher: CEEIMRS 10B MERCIES +87 231
>Trevor_Halsall: ?EIKNOS 5A dOESKIN +83 234
>Andrew_Fisher: ABILNTU 6B BA +22 253
#note Um, TURBINAL
>Trevor_Halsall: DEHX C9 H.XED +40 274
>Andrew_Fisher: GILNOTU D10 .ULING +34 287
#note TO(R)ULI for a point more seems good
>Trevor_Halsall: DLM F4 M.LD +9 283
>Andrew_Fisher: AAEIOST C1 O.A +21 308
>Trevor_Halsall: ACEHILT K9 ALETHIC +76 359
>Andrew_Fisher: AAEEIST L8 AIA +9 317
#note Didn't notice at the time, but that could have been TEI(G)LACH 176. Still in touch, I spurned more 'natural' plays such as AIA L11, reasoning that I had to get two bingos to win. Still, a short play like AKE E4 also keeps multiple openings and may well be better
>Trevor_Halsall: AEINNRT M2 TRANNIE +68 427
>Andrew_Fisher: EENOSTT 12F TONET.ES +68 385
#note Ah well, the bag doesn't look good but I suppose I should bingo? Not TEOSINTE which kills the board, nor TONETTES 12G which seems to give easier access to blocks in column N.
On the other hand, CENTO and CONTE (relying on an out-bingo) stubbornly outsim TONETTES by a small margin.
>Trevor_Halsall: FIIRUVW 4L W.IF +28 455
#note WAIF is definitely best on the static evaluator. But with possible BERGENIA, BEVERING and VERBIAGE to come, not optimal this time. Blocks like URIC leave a horrible rack but do the job
>Andrew_Fisher: BEEGNRV 14F BEVER.NG +72 457
>Andrew_Fisher: (AIRUV) +16 473
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