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#player1 Jeremy Jeremy
#player2 Sean Sean
>Jeremy: ABEEIOR 8H AEROBE +22 22
#note As I played, Sean said "I hope you're going to be playing some vowels because I drew all consonants"
>Sean: HLXY M7 H.XYL +30 30
>Jeremy: ADEIIOT N9 IO +20 42
#note Duck likes N10 OIDIA by about a half point. No biggie.
>Sean: ?EGIKMR H5 REM.KInG +66 96
>Jeremy: ABDEIRT N1 TRIBADE +83 125
>Sean: AIOT M1 IOTA +20 116
>Jeremy: CDGNRTW K7 R.WND +18 143
#note 10F WR(I)NG leads the sim by about 9 equity pts. Keeping CG is fugly.
>Sean: ASTY O5 TAYS +35 151
>Jeremy: ?CGNOTV 10B CoGNOV.T +71 214
#note But if you don't keep CG you'll never play COGNOVIT. I nearly jumped out of my pants. I though COGNOV(IT)s was going to play as a nine-timer in the top row initially.
>Sean: FILPR 6D PILF.R +13 164
>Jeremy: DDLNNOZ 1L D..Z +48 262
#note I was laughing about the prospect of playing L1 ZO#, which scores 46, but enables a one tile play for 39 just about every time.
>Sean: ASW L4 WAS +28 192
>Jeremy: DELNNOT 5C NOD +18 280
#note Duck likes D6 (P)LON(G)ED# here. PLONGD# is also a word, but not a good play here. NOD isn't terrible. Just 4 points back.
>Sean: AIJL 4A JAIL +50 242
>Jeremy: EELNTTV C9 V.TEEN +24 304
#note Missed out on HEXYLENE#. I had just studied it and wasn't sure if it was HEXYLINE*. VOLTE or VOLET# was my play I think. I didn't think of VOLTE because I got hung up on wondering if VOLET# was good. I did a bad, and I feel bad. Duck thinks 7C VET is best here. My play is just 2 points off.
>Sean: CEHIOOR 3D FUSAGES +72 314
>Sean: CEHIOOR -- -72 242
>Jeremy: AILPTUU A4 .UPATI +45 349
>Jeremy: EIILNQU (challenge) +5 354
#note Oh thank goodness it's a Collins game.
>Sean: EFSU 15A FUSE +33 275
>Jeremy: EIILNQU 12A QU.EN +48 402
>Sean: AGMNOS O10 MANGOS +38 313
>Jeremy: AEIILOU 15J LOUIE. +7 409
#note Having secured the lead, and being a little behind the other players time wise, I didn't put too much thought into this play. N12 EUOI# is tops, 15 spread points ahead.
>Sean: CEEEHOR 3D CHEER +19 332
>Jeremy: AI 11E AI +12 421
>Jeremy: (EO) +4 425
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