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#player1 Evans Evans
#player2 John John
>Evans: ABEIINS 8G BI +8 8
>John: CCKR H6 CR.CK +13 13
>Evans: AEINOPS 11B EPINAOS +82 90
>John: DDEGIL 12A GLIDED +39 52
#note Cool find.
>Evans: AEGITWY 10D YAW +42 132
>John: FOT 13A OFT +31 83
>Evans: EGHILTT A12 ..TH +24 156
>John: MW 6H .WM +16 99
>Evans: EEGILMT 5J MEG +18 174
>John: ABH 4K BAH +26 125
>Evans: AAEILTT 3L TA +18 192
>John: RY 9H .RY +9 134
>Evans: AEILOTU N2 OUTLIE +28 220
>John: ?EEIRSZ O7 RESeIZE +127 261
>Evans: ?AELQRR -QR +0 220
#note Not to brag or anything, but this is turn 8 and I've played perfectly so far. This decision is a debatable one though. I thought about playing QI, but there were two problems -- one, AELR? is a lot better than AELRR?, and two, there are five N's unseen, and both spots for QI would be blocking SNARLER if I drew one. Quackle thinks it's fairly close, but likes QI 11N best, QI 6M 0.3 points back, and my play is a 1.6-point mistake. Not bad.
>John: DFOO M7 FOOD +23 284
#note John missed the RESEIZED hook...
>Evans: ?AELNRT 14I RENTALs +81 301
>John: AEX 15G AXE +32 316
>Evans: AEEIJRS 12L JEE. +40 341
>John: AEGISTU 2F AUGITES +67 383
>Evans: AIINRRS 13H RIN +10 351
#note Statically this isn't good, but the sim likes it. I think the main reason is I need to unload my N with three more unseen. Quackle still likes ARID 10J best, but the sim is fairly close and I'm really afraid of those N's. RIFER 7K is another idea -- and Quackle does love the bingo changes with AINRS -- but again, what if I double the N's? It seems too risky. -2?
>John: Q I1 Q. +11 394
>Evans: ADIIRSU 1I .I +13 364
#note Can I draw an N for DURIANS? Please?
>John: OO H2 .OO +5 399
#note Good blocking play. Sigh.
>Evans: ADILRSU 3B LURID +15 379
#note If I'm Patrick Hodges, I fish off RSU with RUSE N9 and catch NOV to bingo out with VINDALOO. But I'm me, so I just give up.
>John: ANNOPUV D1 PA.VO +26 425
>Evans: AENSV 5C S.AVE +16 395
#note How do I forget one of the anagrams of my own first name?! NAVES plays at C5!!
>John: NNU 14E NUN +7 432
>John: (N) +2 434
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