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#player1 Ken_Rubin Ken Rubin
#player2 Jackson Jackson
>Ken_Rubin: EHORV 8D HOVER +30 30
>Jackson: IOORSTW 7G WOO +22 22
#note close with WO
>Ken_Rubin: EFNNORT -EFNNO +0 30
>Jackson: GIRRSTT D4 GIRT. +18 40
#note swingint the I instead of the R for a better lane for me, but this also allows a few more overlaps, though that's not a big deal.
>Ken_Rubin: OX F8 .OX +29 59
>Jackson: EORRSTT 6F ROTTERS +72 112
#note only saw ROTTERS RETORTS in this rack, not STERTOR which plays for 6 more
>Ken_Rubin: DEELSTT C8 SETTLED +80 139
>Jackson: ACEEINS 12A SA.IENCE +74 186
>Ken_Rubin: IQ L4 QI. +24 163
>Jackson: CDGHILZ A8 CHID. +33 219
#note CHID only takes an E, this is no good!
>Ken_Rubin: AFLMNY 13H FLYMAN +35 198
>Jackson: AGILNPZ - +0 219
#note looked totally unfamiliar. fuck
>Ken_Rubin: BDU 12J BUD +29 227
>Jackson: AGILNPZ 11I ZAG +46 265
>Ken_Rubin: ?ABNORT 9H TABORiN +63 290
>Jackson: ILNOPPU 8M PUP +26 291
>Ken_Rubin: INY M3 YIN +25 315
>Jackson: EILMNOS 11C .OM +20 311
#note really vowel heavy pool. considered MOI/DAM here to be aggressive, but I think that isn't very good here and I should just wait for better setups
>Ken_Rubin: AGNU 2L GAUN +17 332
>Jackson: EEILLNS O1 E.ISLE +21 332
#note still super vowel heavy, and the main consonants are heavy ones. I have a really good rack for dealing with this pool, between the consonants and them being softer consonants. I strongly considered 14B EDILE, which looks great for shedding vowels and keeping LNS, a great leave for the pool. However, he can have DFRW which let him hit that spot (15F i mean just for scoring plays) quite hard, and I don't see a really strong way to get back in. these plays also block potential S setups on the 15 row, so it loses a lot of value of the S. I could do LI(P)E here which is another waiting play but doesn't give him as many easy options as EDILE, which I think I like. I hated spending my case S with ENISLE, but it scores, reaches for the blank, keeps good tiles for the pool, and even keeps -AL possibilities for the 1 row if need be. I think LIPE might be the call cause case S can really help. I did also consider LIE(G)E which opens another lane for me, but I think that's too pessimistic.
>Ken_Rubin: AAADEJO E2 KAID +27 359
>Ken_Rubin: AAADEJO -- -27 332
>Jackson: AAEJLNU 6B JA. +26 358
#note I started tunnelling on -AL wayy too much, I should play AJAR for sure to reach for the blank and score an extra point.
>Ken_Rubin: ADEIIKW A4 KEA +23 355
>Jackson: AEELNUV 1H VEENA +31 389
#note looks like the call, just outruns a ton of out in twos
>Ken_Rubin: ADIW B1 WADI +22 377
>Jackson: ?EFLOU A1 OF +35 424
>Ken_Rubin: IIR 14A RI. +8 385
>Jackson: ?ELU 14L LUtE +12 436
#note slue
>Jackson: (I) +2 438
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