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#player1 Bradley Bradley
#player2 Will Will
>Bradley: BFLOTY 8G BOTFLY +36 36
>Will: ?ACINST K4 CAST.INg +86 86
#note Quite a different game if I play CATLINGS instead...
>Bradley: DEOU 4H DOU.E +20 56
>Will: GIIJPSW 3G JIG +29 115
>Bradley: AEENUV 2I AVENUE +38 94
>Will: EHIIPSW 1E WHIPS +44 159
>Bradley: AEEMR 1K RAMEE +35 129
>Will: DEHIIRU 7H DUI. +17 176
>Bradley: AEOPR 2B PAREO +30 159
>Will: EHINORR 9B HORNIER +71 247
>Bradley: ?ADDOTU A7 OUTADDs +91 250
>Will: AEEGRSX 3B EX +40 287
>Bradley: BELNT 4A BLENT +35 285
>Will: AEGIKRS 6J K.AR +38 325
>Bradley: ACEV D8 C.AVE +26 311
>Will: AEGIQSY B6 QI +33 358
>Bradley: LOO 5C LOO +23 334
>Will: AEGISWY B9 .YE +33 391
#note GAWSY crossed my mind here but I didn't want to take a risk - thought HYE would run the score up to where I could outrun a lot of bingos. I'll give myself a blanket #knowledgelarge here to cover the rest of the game for not knowing CASTLINGS for sure.
>Bradley: FIRT 13C FRIT +25 359
>Will: AGIOSWZ G13 ZO +48 439
#note CP likes this, saying it wins 95%, but it's surely dependent on full confidence in CASTLINGS. Given that I did not have that confidence, a great option is 11D VOW/VAW, setting up SOZ/SAZ to follow up in the endgame, also winning 95% because the bingos Bradley does get down score so much less. Unfortunately, I burned a huge amount of time grappling with this position and somehow still didn't generate VOW/VAW, leaving me vulnerable to time pressure on my next move. #strategysmall #timelarge
>Bradley: EGILNST 15A TINGLES +92 451
>Will: AAGIMSW N6 SWAMI +25 464
#note I had well under a minute here and the fastest math I could do indicated that this move would win without needing to risk CASTLINGS (I scored it right but added it wrong) - it turned out that it actually tied instead. Then I insisted on recounting the game, even after Bradley offered me a tie, and discovered multiple plays I had overscored, and ended up losing by 3. Tough loss, but I've had worse. #endgamelarge
>Bradley: N M1 ..N +10 461
>Bradley: (AG) +6 467
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