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#player1 Jackson Jackson
#player2 Austin Austin
>Jackson: MNOOORT H7 MOO +10 10
#note Should probably just do MOTOR here. Was thinking about leaning towards keeping it tighter. MONO is also a slightly better version of this, lowers his average.
>Austin: AEGHIOO G9 HOAGIE +24 24
>Jackson: BBNORTT 11F B.RBOT +20 30
#note maybe BOB here, especially if I want to keep my more restricted strategy. BARBOT over ABBOT is close, but I think it's good to block HO hooks.
>Austin: AIINNOR 12I INION +18 42
>Jackson: FHNRSST 13F F.RNS +18 48
#note couldn't decide between FIRNS, SHRIFT, SH, and SHIFT. I like playing through the I to keep HOAGIES open. A sim agrees with this decision, since I score the most on average with HST to hit HOAGIES plays. I was worried about SH because it's quite risky if I draw consonants again, and he could have a 6 at 15a.
>Austin: AADLRUW F6 WAUR +21 63
>Jackson: EHIISTV 15G SHIVE +44 92
>Austin: ADEFLOX F11 .A.F +36 99
>Jackson: AEEGIRT M7 GRATI.EE +74 166
>Austin: ?DELOTX 15M DEX +44 143
>Jackson: EINSTTV 9L T.V +6 172
#note it's nice to block the R and set up this massive lane! it's also very hard to block. I felt like VET could easily be the optimal move given my slight lead as well, but I think this isn't much worse if at all. It also puts him in a really hard position.
>Austin: ?ELOTYY N6 YO +16 159
>Jackson: EGINSTZ O5 ZEST +48 220
>Austin: ?ELOTTY I1 LOTTErY +75 234
>Jackson: ADDGILN 1F LAD.ING +33 253
#note I should probably do ADDLING here, the 2F spot isn't that big here. I didn't look at the pool and kinda overestimated it.
>Austin: AEEJLPS E4 JEEP +35 269
>Jackson: ADEINUW 14M .WE +31 284
>Austin: AACLNQS 3G QA. +22 291
>Jackson: ACDINOU 4C AD.OIN. +46 330
>Austin: ACILMNS 3A CAM +22 313
>Jackson: CEILPRU A3 .LERIC +33 363
#note seems like this wins the most, I have to block and hope he doesn't hit SPA. CUPRIC is better for spread. I can't block SPA instead cause he can outrun me with A column plays.
>Austin: ?DIKLNS D7 SLINKeD +79 392
>Austin: (AEPRUUU) +18 410
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