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#player1 Opponent Opponent
#player2 Kenji Kenji
>Opponent: EIILNUY -IUY +0 0
>Kenji: ENOTTTX 8F TEXT +22 22
>Opponent: AEIILNT 9F INIA +23 23
>Kenji: ?EGNOPT F3 rEPOT..NG +65 87
>Opponent: AEJLMST 10I JAM +24 47
>Kenji: AEHNQTU 4D QU.AN +30 117
#note If you give Quackle any decent leaves, Quackle becomes much more amenable to QUEAN. I can't see JAM happening without at least a decent 4 tile leave
>Opponent: EGLOSTV J3 GLOVES +30 77
>Kenji: AEHMTTU 11J HUMATE +35 152
>Opponent: ?DEEFTU O8 FEU.D +33 110
>Kenji: DIRRTVW 12H WRIT +22 174
>Opponent: ?CELOTW L11 .EW +32 142
>Kenji: BDEILRV M9 BL.RED +43 217
#note Trying to close up shop. Looks pretty hard for Quackle to bingo. Of course, Quackle proves himself to be superior to Kenji in the next few moves.
>Opponent: ?CEHLOT 5F .HOT.CElL +87 229
#note Who does Quackle think he is, Dave Wiegand?
>Kenji: BDEGIOV L1 VOGI. +26 243
#note Kenji makes an enormous blunder, missing VIDEOTEXTS.
>Opponent: CFINOOU 11D FU.IO +23 252
>Kenji: BDEIIRS O1 DRIBS +49 292
#note Well, looks like Kenji's going to survive the earlier meltdown.
>Opponent: ACENNOZ 13C CANZONE +99 351
#note Or not.
>Kenji: DEIKNPY 6D PY.ID +21 313
#note PITY? KYE? looks pretty hopeless.
>Opponent: AEIIORY 14F AY +25 376
>Kenji: EEKLNRS D11 .R.NK +34 347
#note FLAK is a better option, although the sim likes FLAN better. The simulation will of course overevaluate FLAN though, and is not representative of C player.
>Opponent: AEIIORR 15B RA.I +8 384
#note Again, a great example of the success of Championship player in the preendgame.
>Kenji: AEELOSS 1H SLEA.E +27 374
#note Unfortunately, this is an example of the failure of Championship Player.
>Opponent: AEIOR H11 ...ER +30 414
>Kenji: OS 3L .O +6 380
>Opponent: AIO N14 OI +10 424
>Kenji: S 13C .......S +26 406
>Kenji: (A) +2 408
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