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#player1 Jack Jack
#player2 Ben_Schoenbrun Ben Schoenbrun
>Jack: AEEMNNO 8D ANEMONE +70 70
>Ben_Schoenbrun: AEHIIOW E4 WAHI.E +24 24
#note Bnjy: OHIA is better.
>Jack: ABLPSST D3 BAPS +35 105
>Ben_Schoenbrun: CGIORTZ F8 .RGOTIC +22 46
#note Bnjy: Missed COZI(E)
>Jack: ?JLNRST 11E J.LT +22 127
>Ben_Schoenbrun: ?DILLVZ F2 ZILL +44 90
>Jack: ?DNQRSU J2 SQUaND.R +71 198
#note Jack: 3 ply sim likes playing QU(E)RN instead by a little bit. I was a bit waffly, but I thought since the other blank is still out it'd be good to favor bingoing.
>Ben_Schoenbrun: ?ADEILV H7 D.VE.AILs +89 179
>Jack: AEFIKSY C2 KAY +38 236
>Ben_Schoenbrun: AEENNOS 1A AEON +26 205
>Jack: EFIIMOS I5 FOI. +20 256
>Ben_Schoenbrun: EENSTTU 14H .UNETTES +70 275
#note Bnjy: Woah tenu(i)t(i)es. That's costly, and how cool would it have been to play 2 9's in 3 turns?
>Jack: AAEIMRS O12 MA.A +27 283
#note Jack: AMI 15M slightly wins the sim. I think i agree with that, the biggest reason being that there's 1 A in the pool and 3 Is. Now that I'm down tempo I liked keeping lanes open with these bingo prone tiles, though noted that most bingoes with my S don' t play next to the M of masa, but maybe with the Ts.
>Ben_Schoenbrun: BDEFGIR M9 FIDGE. +30 305
>Jack: EIRSUVY 3J .UERY +34 317
#note Jack: quiver wins the sim by 10%, wow. 64% for quiver 54.8 for quey, 54.16 for query. Chose query over quey because of the 3 Rs in the pool, though it's nice that QUEY takes an S. Didn't really consider quiver for more than 15 seconds because it seems a little reckless. Definitely wouldn't have expected +10%, and i'm not sure if i entirely believe it. Maybe based on assumed opponent's best static plays, but Ben will be making a more strategic decision
>Ben_Schoenbrun: BCHOORT 2L HOB +37 342
#note Bnjy: Ooh
>Jack: GIIRSVX L2 ..X +26 343
#note Jack: This scores while also taking away the biggest scoring threat
>Ben_Schoenbrun: CIOOPRT O1 PO +21 363
#note Bnjy: PICOT 12B looks really good here. Missed it. This is the best equity play but the leave doesn't really do me any good on this poard. I was overfocusing on keeping an O for K5 and should have realized that that spot wasn't that important anymore. I didn't see picot anyway, but TOO K5 is better than this too.
>Jack: GIIRSTV L8 VIG +19 362
#note Jack: PO probably indicates he doesn't have the A. VIG is nice because it creates a scoring spot that pretty much I can only use. If he plays DO/DE/DA i can hook for a decent amount of points.
>Ben_Schoenbrun: CIOORRT 2A IR. +20 383
#note Bnjy: ROO K5 first, since I may not get the chance to play that next turn.
>Jack: EIRSTUW 6B WI.. +18 380
#note Jack: I just had to double check i didn't see any bingoes from he W. I didn't find WANDEROO or WOODENER, so I would've lost if he had those racks. CP likes this best with 60% chance to win compared to 58% of (M)U G8 and 39% everything else. Bnjy: Great play by Jack.
>Ben_Schoenbrun: CDEOORT 9B COD.. +12 395
#note Bnjy: Tough position here. I can infer an S, and I didn't have enough time to play through all of the complicated endgames that this could lead to. As it turns out, this only wins if the A or S is in the bag, but at least i cut spread.
>Jack: AEERSTU B9 .UESTA +20 400
#note Jack: this is the best sequence, one of 6 wins. (C)UESTA followed by RE, (C)EREUS followed by AT, A(C)UTE, ETU(I), (C)ESURAE, E(C)ARTE all win. This wins with the most spread and is the easiest to find the next play. Bnjy: Best play for Jack, and a great find.
>Ben_Schoenbrun: ENORT J2 ........ER +21 416
>Jack: ER K5 RE +17 417
#note Jack: I10 is one more
>Jack: (NOT) +6 423
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