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#player1 k8 k8
#player2 jan jan
>k8: ELOOSTU 8B OUTSOLE +66 66
#note i dunno. where would you put it?
>jan: AEUVZ F7 Z.UAVE +20 20
>k8: INYY D8 .YIYN +22 88
#note i didn't write down my leave.
>jan: AGOTW H3 TOWAG. +11 31
#note she's tearing through the tiles. makes me remember that i should also have some turnover.
>k8: EGOORST 3E GRO.TOES +61 149
>jan: ADEHOST 5F TO.HEADS +80 111
>k8: AAH 6H .AH +32 181
#note i was clearly distracted this game, as my leaves aren't down.
>jan: ACE L1 CA.E. +22 133
>k8: BDGINNR 2J BR.ND +40 221
>jan: EIILM C3 MILIE. +18 151
#note start thinking about dexy, pixy, etc.
>k8: GIIMNNS 10F .IMING +11 232
>jan: EIILQU M5 .ILIQUE +27 178
#note QI seems the obvious choice here.
>k8: EENNPST 8L P.NE +27 259
>jan: ?CDDEIN O7 D.ClINED +62 240
>k8: ?AEFNST 14H FASTENe. +76 335
#note lucky
>jan: EFORRVX 15D FRORE +51 291
#note i think this was her rack. keeping X to score in one of the spots next turn seems reasonable... there are tons of great X spots, and all she has to do is draw a vowel and she's got some good choices. and there are three As unseen...
>k8: AAABLRT B6 BR. +23 358
#note so i want to block both PIXY and the easier EX spot. I would've played TAB otherwise. this also keeps the ambiguity level high, and since jan has a great endgame, i figure ambiguity is good for me. this also might make her think As in the bag, which might help me later.
>jan: EIVWX 14C VIEW +38 329
#note can't remember her rack here, but i know we went over it.
>k8: AAALORT 1F AORTA +20 378
>jan: JKPUX 15L XU +36 365
>k8: AL 1N AL +9 387
#note not seeing LEX. i need to look at the last move and how it changed the board more methodically.
>k8: (JKP) +32 419
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