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#player1 CF Chloe Fatsis
#player2 JJB John J. Bulten
>CF: EGNRSUU 8H UNURGES +70 70
>CF: EGNRSUU -- -70 0
#note 0:13 [24:47] CF recalls unurged and convinces self by analogy; guru 10 or trade to EGNRS both static-evaluate at 24.
>JJB: ACEOSTV 8C AVOCETS +82 82
#note 0:30 [24:30] Responds quickly with acceptable overlaps hardly considering octaves.
>CF: EGNRSUU I4 GURU. +7 7
#note 0:31 [24:16] Now vug 7 is better.
>JJB: ?EEEOTX F5 EXE. +29 111
#note 3:24 [21:06] Best value. JJB rejects exportee*, seeks variants of exceptor and reexpose; none available.
>CF: EFMNOS E5 MOF. +40 47
#note ~0:26 [~23:50] CF surprises with high value, good return on opponent's opening, and also mature vocab.
>JJB: ?EIMOOT D8 .OMITO +22 133
#note 4:17 [16:49] Permits -S but both players doubt it being nounal. Good turnover but tome g5 35 is preferred by 5.8.
>CF: AEINS E10 ANI +16 63
#note ~2:35 [21:15] Fine overlap.
>JJB: ?AEIORR H1 ORRA +19 152
#note 2:58 [13:51] Much time previously spent on bingo hunts, here the simple bingo through restricted T evades capture (anterior). JJB correctly rejects arointer*, rationer*. Leave is so good as to rate only 15.9 less.
>CF: EFGIRS D2 GRIEF +36 99
#note 0:56 [20:19] Good comeback, but opponent now has the synergy sought.
>JJB: ?CEINSW 2F SC.EWINg +72 224
#note 2:49 [11:02] Best, but time seeking improvements begins to be problematic. Not cowiness*.
>CF: AESU M1 A.UE +6 105
#note 2:50 [17:29] Eau 1j is 8 better with these tiles. Successful dump though.
>JJB: DEEILRW L4 WIELDER +86 310
#note 1:12 [9:50] Here the excess searching has probably become unnecessary as endgame needs more time.
>CF: BEEGNRS 11A BEG..NERS +62 167
#note 0:46 [16:43] JJB applauds.
>JJB: ?AHNOTY H11 .HYTA +45 355
#note 4:02 [5:48] Good second-best, ranking above one placement of tachyon but 3.1 below the other. Bothy 42 is similar. JJB considers versions of shanty and hootenanny.
>CF: AQ 14F QA. +32 199
#note Due to JJB time trouble, CF's later move times were unrecorded.
>JJB: ?DINOTT K9 DOTTINg +69 424
#note 1:28 [4:20] Previous leave is vindicated, but 11 points are lost failing to find antidote.
>CF: BLO A8 BLO. +24 223
#note CF begins an excellent recovery from maximal point gap of 225.
>JJB: DEIIILL 3B LI.I +8 432
#note 2:50 [1:50] Best, as dillie* and dilli# don't play well even if allowed.
>CF: ANTY B10 Y.NTA +45 268
>JJB: DEIJLUZ B1 ZI.L +26 458
#note 0:58 [0:52] No time to use the power. Fez (16.2 better), zori(l), jeez, adz, aji all use better premiums.
>CF: DENSV M9 VENDS +40 308
#note A third good scorer and excellent prep for an outplay.
>JJB: DEHJKOU 5K K.D +21 479
#note 0:10 [0:48] Net -33. Remaining time is spent scrabbling for a play that is less than embarrassing. Afterward CF asks why not haj 42; it was simply unseen. Best however is to block outplay (duke 26), requiring CF to block haj (pap 20), yielding jo 29, aa 16+8; that gives net of +11 for JJB, 42 better than actual.
>CF: AAPP N6 PAPA +22 330
#note CF outplays with the literal opposite of JJB's word.
>CF: (EHJOU) +30 360
#note JJB starts tourney against CF excitedly after thoroughly absorbing her father's book. Aside from proving ability to find -ing bingos and not to go over clock, JJB enjoys a blessing of synergies. CF finds 4 stunning 40-point plays and recovers 106 points of gap, but still needs better vocab intuition. Points improvable based on tiles played: CF 8, JJB 33. Points improvable based on values: JJB 94.0. |
