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#player1 Christopher Christopher
#player2 Arie Arie
>Christopher: AFLNORS 8D FLORA +24 24
>Arie: ADII E7 I.IAD +12 12
>Christopher: FILNNST F7 F.NT +20 44
>Arie: ?CDEINR H8 .CRIDiNE +86 98
#note Get rid of consonants, keep the only vowel, score a few, leave a little.
>Christopher: AEEILNS 15B ALIENE.S +59 103
#note DELAINES seemed too risky for the 11 extra points. Poisition my bingo to avoid making 14F or 14J into hot spots.
>Arie: AQT D10 QAT +39 137
>Christopher: EIJMOPU G11 MOP +23 126
#note PUJA 26 (having the O for an A column play later) is probably better, giving up on the idea of a big J score. JUDO scores miserably but has the better leave. JUPE/FLORAE is interesting, setting up OM which in turn makes K5 attractive for Arie. Quackle seems to like JUPE, and I like PUJA.
>Arie: ELX I11 LEX +46 183
>Christopher: EIJLUUW -EIJLUUW +0 126
#note Keeping EL, the hooks for FLORA, makes more sense. NEW keeping IJLUU could work out with a great draw ... I guess. Quackle seems to like it.
>Arie: ?EGNNST J6 GaNNETS +74 257
>Christopher: ABGHOOZ 14B ZAG +53 179
>Arie: EW 14H .EW +26 283
>Christopher: BHIIIOO -BHIIIOO +0 179
#note Hard to play HOBO leaving III. Should I, though? Chucking them in means Arie can pick them.
>Arie: DEP C11 PED.. +24 307
>Christopher: ACKNOUU 6J .UANO +8 187
#note Quackle says to exchange again (keep CN). This game is over. I played GUANO to open the board and continued to draw poorly.
>Arie: LORY 7L LORY +15 322
>Christopher: ABCHIKU O7 .UCK +39 226
>Arie: TU 8J .UT +8 330
>Christopher: ABHIOOR N10 OBI +15 241
>Arie: EJT 13L JET +26 356
>Christopher: AAEEHOR O13 EAR +20 261
>Arie: EGIITVW 12B V.. +6 362
#note Stop any solo front hook setups.
>Christopher: AEEHIOO L12 A.EE +24 285
>Arie: AS 11M A.S +19 381
>Christopher: HIIOOUV 14H ...I. +8 293
>Arie: DW 15K D.W +10 391
>Christopher: HIOOUVY 10M Y.. +15 308
>Arie: GHIMRST M3 RHI.. +16 407
>Christopher: HIOOTUV L1 THOU +28 336
>Arie: BIOR 1H ORBI. +21 428
>Christopher: IOSV 2F VIS +16 352
>Arie: EGM N1 MEG +16 444
>Arie: (O) +2 446
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