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#player1 Seth_Lipkin Seth Lipkin
#player2 Morris_Greenberg Morris Greenberg
>Seth_Lipkin: ?ADIOOV 8C OVOIDAl +78 78
>Morris_Greenberg: AIMNOPV 9A VIM +18 18
>Seth_Lipkin: EINRW A7 WI.ERN +39 117
>Morris_Greenberg: AINOOPT I4 NOPA.ITO +61 79
#note I chose this over A(D)OPTION so there would be 2 triple spots, allowing for a response play from me if Seth hit one next turn.
>Seth_Lipkin: ADLUY H11 YAULD +35 152
>Morris_Greenberg: BEIINRZ H1 ZINEB +58 137
>Seth_Lipkin: ?AAEFRS F3 FARAd.SE +64 216
#note Seth spent about 8 minutes on this turn.
>Morris_Greenberg: EILRRSY 7A .RY +25 162
>Seth_Lipkin: LOORTU 14B OUTROL. +18 234
>Morris_Greenberg: DEILRST 7H L.RDIEST +62 224
>Seth_Lipkin: ETX O7 .EXT +33 267
>Morris_Greenberg: IJKNSSW 11K JINKS +44 268
#note SWINK(S) N2.
>Seth_Lipkin: CFLT L9 CL.FT +20 287
>Morris_Greenberg: EIRSUUW K5 WU. +14 282
#note Not sure of (CLIFT)S here, WISER would have been the play otherwise.
>Seth_Lipkin: AQ C13 Q.A +24 311
>Morris_Greenberg: EEHIRSU N7 .HEI. +32 314
>Seth_Lipkin: EEGHN L1 HENGE +31 342
>Morris_Greenberg: EINRSTU M2 RUIN +23 337
#note Quackle likes fishing here with (Q)I, allowing for (D)AUNTERS, (D)ENTURES, or (D)URNDEST. I considered it, but decided it would be a fairly straightforward ending for Seth, where he just has to block the D. Given his time constraints, this gives him much more to think about.
>Seth_Lipkin: DEEG 11C GEED +24 366
#note Seth did not check how many were left in the bag, and said he would have played GED if he knew there were 4 left.
>Morris_Greenberg: EMOOPST E4 POM +26 363
#note I make 2 mistakes here: I think Seth's highest point play is CAB, and I think the score difference is 26 instead of 29 (I wrote the correct scores down, I just subtracted incorrectly somehow). I thought this won with a 5 point cushion as a result.
>Seth_Lipkin: AAABCEG N1 CAGE +28 394
#note (I)CEB(ER)G!
>Morris_Greenberg: EOST D1 TOES +20 383
>Morris_Greenberg: (AAB) +10 393
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