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#player1 Joshua_Sokol Joshua Sokol
#player2 Craig_Rowland Craig Rowland
>Joshua_Sokol: AEEHISU 8G EAU +6 6
#note this was a weird spot, and I guess I made the wrong play in the end, but normally this looks goodu
>Craig_Rowland: EHTY 9G HYTE +32 32
>Joshua_Sokol: EEHISUV 10J HUE +27 33
>Craig_Rowland: AADT M10 DATA +18 50
>Joshua_Sokol: BEILPSV L8 PL.BE +32 65
>Craig_Rowland: ERX 8L .REX +39 89
>Joshua_Sokol: AGINQSV N11 GAIN +21 86
#note I took forever here to make this abysmal play. Not sure this was my rack, but I had QS. Why not just play 7I GI to make a safer setup?
>Craig_Rowland: AMW O13 MAW +31 120
>Joshua_Sokol: EEQSV -EQV +0 86
>Craig_Rowland: JOW 7I JOW +39 159
>Joshua_Sokol: DEOORSU 6J DOE +20 106
>Craig_Rowland: DEIRR 5K DRIER +28 187
>Joshua_Sokol: GORSUY 7E GUY +24 130
>Craig_Rowland: GINNOS E5 NO.GINS +36 223
>Joshua_Sokol: ?MNNOOS 11B MoN.OONS +59 189
#note gotta make something happen soon, mon
>Craig_Rowland: AT 7N TA +13 236
>Joshua_Sokol: DILRRSV N2 DIV.R..R +28 217
>Craig_Rowland: ?AIIRST B6 AIRTI.eS +63 299
#note C7 SART(o)rII looks safest
>Joshua_Sokol: AEELOST C1 OLEATES +71 288
>Craig_Rowland: BCIIP 1A BI.PIC +45 344
#note damn, nice one
>Joshua_Sokol: EINOUVZ A7 VOE +32 320
#note Annnd I miss ENVOI for the millionth time, which might lead to more victories even though it flat out empties the bag. I could catch Craig with crap and draw well into my Z perhaps. VOE is champ's favourite and leaves more to the unknown for Craig, but for some reason I think ENVOI may have won it for me
>Craig_Rowland: EKL A13 ELK +23 367
#note played almost immediately, as FAZE was in the unseen pool for Craig
>Joshua_Sokol: AFINOUZ 5C .U. +3 323
#note I spent almost 10 minutes trying to figure out what the heck to do here to try and win. I saw that (K)ANZU lost, and missed the best play, L2 AZU(RE). I decided to block one Q spot, force him to use the other or get stuck, and from there try to muster up some crazy way to win. I wanted to leave the possibility of F(L)AN 2B open somehow, but couldn't see a good way of doing that. I basically needed to surprise Craig with a high-scoring play somehow, and that play was ZA O1. But I shouldn't have scored 2 points in the process. I should have just played NU there for 11, followed by ZA and I(N)FO I guess. Still I knew this wasn't enough.
>Craig_Rowland: CEFLQT 3M Q. +22 389
>Joshua_Sokol: AFINOZ O1 ZA +36 359
#note Honestly I should play something other than ZA here, because I need Craig to play FE O1 to block and stick himself but that doesn't work. Anyways I had 9 seconds left after this play.
>Craig_Rowland: CEFLT K12 FELT +14 403
#note Inexplicably played this and stuck himself with the C, and I had 5 seconds to make sure of that.
>Joshua_Sokol: FINO 4B F. +5 364
#note found the best sequence (I think) with no time left
>Craig_Rowland: C - +0 403
#note Craig tried to confirm the score and I said I didn't know it but we could stop the clock to figure it out. He said no and immediately passed, leaving me with 3 seconds to finish the endgame.
>Joshua_Sokol: INO 4B ..N +16 380
>Craig_Rowland: C - +0 403
>Joshua_Sokol: IO 2C .O +6 386
>Craig_Rowland: C - +0 403
>Joshua_Sokol: I H8 ..I. +7 393
>Joshua_Sokol: (C) +6 399
#note almost stole another game! Finished the game with 00:00.
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