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#player1 Joey Joey
#player2 Bradley Bradley
>Joey: ABCOTUW 8G BOW +16 16
>Bradley: ?AAGILV J2 VAGInAL +77 77
>Joey: ABCCLTU 5G CUB.C +22 38
>Bradley: EIINR 2J .INIER +18 95
>Joey: ADHLRTZ N1 H.RTZ +17 55
#note I was all set to play HAZARD and didn't notice the semi-rhyming LIZARD.
>Bradley: EE O1 E.E +26 121
>Joey: AADEELX O5 AXED +47 102
>Bradley: AEFM 9F FAME +26 147
>Joey: AAELMNR 10F ALAN +29 131
#note The seldom used LEMAN might be best, though I preferred to make overlapping more difficult.
>Bradley: DELL 11I DELL +18 165
>Joey: EEIKMOR 11E IRK +30 161
#note Lots of close choices here. I certainly wanted to keep the M for better balance as well as the hook for next turn.
>Bradley: DF 3I F.D +14 179
>Joey: ?EEIMOO L2 .OO +14 175
>Bradley: DNT J10 D.NT +19 198
>Joey: ?AEEIMO D10 AMIE +22 197
>Bradley: OPRST C11 SPORT +33 231
>Joey: ?EEGIOQ 15A GI.E +18 215
#note I hated this move, but it had to be made.
>Bradley: JY 13B J..Y +14 245
>Joey: ?EOQSTV 14F VOTES +26 241
#note Hoping I can hit on at least one Q friendly vowel.
>Bradley: AHW 15G HAW +43 288
>Joey: ?EGNOQT -GOQ +0 241
>Bradley: NPSTU M7 PUNTS +17 305
>Joey: ?EINRTU 13H UT.ERINg +76 317
#note It took me like five minutes to find this, as I was looking for something that hooked even better. This was the only choice.
>Bradley: N 8L N. +3 308
>Joey: EEIOOQS N12 O.E +6 323
#note I confess to not noticing my SUQ spot right away, but this at least created a diversion. Unfortunately, blocking was both easy and productive for him.
>Bradley: AGIORUY L11 .O.RY +24 332
>Joey: EIOQS L7 O.E +9 332
#note Still unaware of SUQ, so I was instead focusing on trying to U-stick him.
>Bradley: AGIU 6I A. +5 337
#note Now I see it. What a mess.
>Joey: IQS 10M .I +4 336
>Bradley: GIU O11 GI. +7 344
>Joey: QS G8 ....S +11 347
>Bradley: U 4L .U. +3 347
#note Literally missed his out-play, though I still lose even if he misses it.
>Bradley: (Q) +20 367
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