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#player1 Rasheed_Balogun Rasheed Balogun
#player2 Alec Alec
>Rasheed_Balogun: EEHMV H4 VEHME +34 34
#note CoCo Seattle Scrabble tournament round 13
>Alec: AEEEOPR G5 PEA +20 20
#note Did I really miss G5 PEE? #findingmedium
>Rasheed_Balogun: HIP F6 PHI +36 70
>Alec: EEOQRTW 4H .OWER +22 42
#note VOWER has the best equity, but Quackle prefers 8E QI, mostly restricting Rasheed's possible bingos to column I. #strategysmall
>Rasheed_Balogun: ADEORRS M1 DROSERA +80 150
>Alec: AEOQSTY E8 QATS +37 79
#note QATS has the best equity, but Quackle prefers QAT, setting up the S for next turn. The board is already volatile, with scoring potential on rows 1 and 2, and the S would have been valuable anyway for hooking onto DROSERA. But is QAT really worth the 14-point sacrifice? 1K TODAY is another option. #questionable
>Rasheed_Balogun: CCEEO 2J COE.CE +32 182
#note 1K CODEC scores 33 and doesn't allow 3x3's.
>Alec: DEIOOTY 3I YOD +32 111
#note YOD has the best equity. Quackle prefers 3I YO, which sacrifices 6 points but keeps a more balanced, bingo-friendly leave. I may have wanted to take the points or turn over the third tile in hope of an S for SCOW (or both). Either way, 3I plays perform better than any play blocking column O. #questionable
>Rasheed_Balogun: ILT O1 T.IL +15 197
>Alec: AEGIOST 1D GOATIES +89 200
#note luck box
>Rasheed_Balogun: EUY 2D UEY +32 229
>Alec: ?AFIMNO L7 FOAMINg +79 279
>Rasheed_Balogun: AAB K10 ABA +24 253
>Alec: GILNNUX M9 XU +39 318
>Rasheed_Balogun: ALV 3B LAV +19 272
>Alec: GILNNSZ 4A ZINS +66 384
>Rasheed_Balogun: INTT M12 TINT +13 285
>Alec: DDGILNW J12 WILD +17 401
>Rasheed_Balogun: EN N6 EN +14 299
>Alec: ADGINRU D9 DAURING +79 480
#note I dinnae daur tae fand O7 DAURING#, but FAND# is a word. #knowledgelarge
>Rasheed_Balogun: ?EELNRT O6 NETtLER +81 380
#note (Translation: I didn't dare to attempt O7 DAURING#)
>Alec: FGJKORU 15F FJOR. +48 528
>Rasheed_Balogun: BIO 5A OBI +24 404
>Rasheed_Balogun: (GKU) +16 420
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