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#player1 jackson jackson
#player2 matt matt
>jackson: AAIOPRY H7 APIARY +30 30
#note or PIRAYA
>matt: ?AEEGRS 8H .RESAGEd +83 83
>jackson: EEHIIOS K5 HOI.E +16 46
>matt: AINORTU -AIOUN +0 83
>jackson: AEEEIST 11D EATE.IES +82 128
>matt: PZ J10 Z.P +34 117
>jackson: ADLNTUW 12A WAUL +26 154
#note huge misevaluation - NAW or LAW J4 sim far better. I average more and lower his average and score better. I didn't expect DNT so be so bad here, but apparently DLNU bingoes far more. I guess keeping more floaters open?
>matt: ADEGINT B7 INDAG.TE +74 191
>jackson: ABDGKNT J4 BADG. +28 182
#note I like keeping KNT for A12 plays
>matt: FOORU 8A U.ROOF +30 221
>jackson: BKLNOST L1 KNOBS +38 220
>matt: DEFNOTW 1H TALC.IER +176 397
>matt: DEFNOTW -- -176 221
>jackson: DFLNTTY 3K L.FTY +22 242
#note gotta block lacertid
>matt: ACEILRT G1 RECITAL +66 287
>jackson: DMNOOTV 1F V.OOM +30 272
>matt: IV O1 IV. +27 314
>jackson: ACDNRST 4D CAN.D +20 292
#note I'm not sure... I think a12 plays come down a lot, in which case I want to keep as much bingo space open. based on a sim, it seems like the top left marginal lanes are realllly marginal, keeping them open barely improves my bingo chances. I think I should do WAND or D(A)N L7 over CANID, if an a12 play is happening I want to go harder on the bingo%, it will be difficult to outrun. WAND could possibly outrun. #strategysmall
>matt: ENQU N6 QU.EN +36 350
>jackson: NORSTTW 13J STROW +31 323
#note I have no idea... outrunning is gonna be really tough, I need to maybe draw a big J/X play with STROWN then draw the blank, and even then. It's possible he'd leave the INDAGATE hooks open, but not likely. I don't see anything else that seems like it could win. I considered (S)OW as well, NRSTT hits with most of the vowel draws. Maybe I should do that instead and go all in on hitting next turn, but then I still probably don't win, cause I'm opening the triple and emptying the bag. not sure what to do
>matt: INO A12 .INO +25 375
>jackson: DIJLNRT M12 J.T +10 333
#note nothing seems to ever win
>matt: ?EEHMUX 15G EXHUMEs +117 492
>matt: (DEIILNR) +16 508
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