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#player1 Jackson Jackson
#player2 Christopher_Sykes Christopher Sykes
>Jackson: ANOSTTV H7 VAT +12 12
#note generally prefer VAT to TAV here despite the U hook I make - VAT encourages plays down the G and I column, which will often make better S hooks that let me play to the DLS, whereas TAV encourages plays northward that leave me with just the lower scoring TAVS hook. the VATU hook isn't super likely for him to have, and if he has it, I can sometimes re-hook VATU, and usually VATU plays aren't so bad. lastly, VAT encourages a more closed board since it immediatley restricts the top, not the bottom, and with NOST I have a good opportunity to take an early lead on a more long-term closed board. sims best by 0.1
>Christopher_Sykes: DEMNORR 8G R.NDOMER +64 64
#note maybe if i wasnt so busy pontificating to myself about vat vs. tav i woulda challenged off this horrible phony
>Jackson: ??LNOST K5 STO.LiNg +74 86
#note I knew there was a word in ADEMNORST but couldn't come up with transomed.
>Christopher_Sykes: CLU N6 CU.L +12 76
>Jackson: ADOPRTY 10J D.ARY +38 124
>Christopher_Sykes: AEEILNR -AEEI +0 76
>Jackson: AEGIOPT L2 PATIO +18 142
#note I dont remember seriously considering L1 PATIO for 4 more. looks better. GA(V)E is just behind PATIO in a sim, apparently IOPT bingoes a bit more. I can't imagine playing GAVE with a lead though, I would prefer something like OPIATES if I don't play PATIO. still an error
>Christopher_Sykes: EGNV 3I VEG.N +26 102
>Jackson: EFGILNO 7M F.G +20 162
>Christopher_Sykes: AB 2J BA. +26 128
>Jackson: ADEILNO 1H DIOL +24 186
>Christopher_Sykes: BEY 2F BYE +17 145
>Jackson: AEEENNO 7F NE.E +15 201
>Christopher_Sykes: CPU 6E CUP +18 163
>Jackson: AENOWWZ 3C ZONAE +40 241
#note didnt consider WAW enough - tons of Is out give me ZOWIE next turn, and ZONAE gives back way more. If he leaves the spot WW is quite powerful, but its very rare it stays open. quite a decent error in the sim.
>Christopher_Sykes: GMOS 4D MOGS +36 199
>Jackson: AAEUWWX C1 WU. +15 256
#note setting up the X, and even if he plays thru the W I get a 36 point X play
>Christopher_Sykes: KST N2 TSK +24 223
>Jackson: AADEUWX B1 AX +41 297
#note didnt see DEWAX here, thats a bit better. unideal to give a free large lane like that, but AX can still get outrun in other ways
>Christopher_Sykes: ERT 1A T..ER +27 250
>Jackson: AADENUW O4 AW +13 310
#note didnt see UNWAGED here, which is okay but sucks when there are tons of vowels in the pool, plus sheds the U for the Q. I didn't consider 5b AWA, which is decent to block SCUP - the pool is so bad that he's unlikely to hit these plays either way, but longterm over many turns he might be able to hit something, so it's not bad to block. I think this play is okay though, since AWA can let him score while setting up a lane, something like HE 6B. This plays the waiting game but can outrun a lot of bingoes
>Christopher_Sykes: AHIIQRT D6 SHERRIF +86 336
>Christopher_Sykes: AHIIQRT -- -86 250
>Jackson: ADEIINU 9E UNI. +12 322
#note maybe ADIEU here instead.
>Christopher_Sykes: EFHIRRS 12K .RIEF +22 272
>Jackson: ADEEIIL O12 .AIL +21 343
>Christopher_Sykes: AEHIQRS O1 HI +17 289
>Jackson: DEEEEIQ 14N Q. +22 365
#note not QUID cause of AIRSHOT
>Christopher_Sykes: AI L12 .AI +3 292
>Jackson: DEEEEIO 15K ODE +13 378
#note DEIL
>Christopher_Sykes: HIJORST 10B JOSH +35 327
>Jackson: EEEI B10 .EE +10 388
>Christopher_Sykes: IRT 15H TRI... +21 348
>Christopher_Sykes: (EI) +4 352
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