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#player1 Ryan_Wee Ryan Wee
#player2 Ginny_Dixon Ginny Dixon
>Ryan_Wee: EHIIORU H4 HOURI +24 24
>Ginny_Dixon: FILRT I2 FLIRT +18 18
>Ryan_Wee: ABDEILZ H1 ZE +38 62
#note Didn't have the patience to look for LABORED, though it should have come to me immediately. (Not that ZE is much worse!)
>Ginny_Dixon: AJ G3 JA +23 41
>Ryan_Wee: ABBDIIL 5G B.. +17 79
#note Was somewhat indulging my fantasy of drawing the E, while seeing how cagey she was willing to make this game become.
>Ginny_Dixon: PTU J5 TUP +18 59
>Ryan_Wee: ABDIILP F5 ABID +20 99
>Ginny_Dixon: IO E7 OI +7 66
>Ryan_Wee: ?IILPSU K1 PILIS +30 129
#note Wasn't sharp enuf to spot one of the playable bingos that I knew. PULIS/PILUS are obviously better too. Nevertheless this is good enough, especially in this context.
>Ginny_Dixon: AUY D8 AYU +12 78
>Ryan_Wee: ?ENOSUW 11B UNSOWEd +75 204
#note Setting up the Q that I knew I would draw right after...
>Ginny_Dixon: FGIMN B10 F.MING +40 118
>Ryan_Wee: ADEGNQS 8C Q... +14 218
#note What did I say?!
>Ginny_Dixon: EERW A7 WERE +26 144
>Ryan_Wee: ADEGHNS 15B .NASHED +39 257
#note HAGDENS, duh. GNASHED is pathetic - chickened out of both PHANG and PHAGE too. But once again I'm doing just enough to get by
>Ginny_Dixon: CO F13 OC. +14 158
>Ryan_Wee: ADEGOOT 1K .AGED +30 287
#note PAGOD suddenly looked super weird when I placed those tiles on the board. Didn't see PODGE.
>Ginny_Dixon: NX 13A N.X +20 178
>Ryan_Wee: AEOOOTY 14F .OOTY +23 310
#note I didn't like COOEY that much, and I figured this might look harmless enuf...
>Ginny_Dixon: LLR E10 R.LL +8 186
>Ryan_Wee: AEEKNOV K7 EVOKE +28 338
>Ginny_Dixon: EORT 8K .OTER +27 213
>Ryan_Wee: AAANNRS L10 ANANA +18 356
>Ginny_Dixon: ?AEEGMT O4 EMiG.ATE +61 274
>Ryan_Wee: CEIRSTV B2 SCRIVE +43 399
>Ginny_Dixon: DI 2N DI +15 289
#note This didn't turn out to be the super cagey game that I wanted, but it was still quite a curious low-scoring affair, with many super sub-optimal moves on both sides, no doubt...
>Ginny_Dixon: (T) +2 291
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