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#player1 Edward_Okulicz Edward Okulicz
#player2 Trevor_Halsall Trevor Halsall
>Edward_Okulicz: EEITTVY 8G TIVY +20 20
#note Best.
>Trevor_Halsall: ORU J8 .OUR +9 9
>Edward_Okulicz: CEEEGTT 12J TEG +16 36
#note apparently also best
>Trevor_Halsall: AORR 11I O.RA +15 24
>Edward_Okulicz: ?CDEELT 7B CLEaTED +67 103
#note You want a toss-up? 9B/7B CLEFTED or CLEATED are all within half a poin or sot and about .7 win%. 9B CLEfTED is the top choice by a little here. There's no need to play LETCHED or ELECTED here with their hooks but they're only a point to two back.
Life is actually too short to care about these things, in my view.
>Trevor_Halsall: AILOORS 13D OORIALS +68 92
>Edward_Okulicz: EIIIOPT 12B TIPI +22 125
#note not especially good but I didn't like POETIC much either. PIET is the choice though, I couldn't bring myself to do it because of the rotten IIO keep but it's 4 more points nad blocks the TWS mega-hot-spot. It's about 2.5 points better.
>Trevor_Halsall: BKU H12 B.UK +39 131
>Edward_Okulicz: DEEIIOO B10 OO.ID +16 141
#note I thought about DOOLIE which spends another vowel, but 8 points is a lot. But DOOLIE is the choice by about 2 points. Hm. I guess with my keep I don't have much promise of getting a loit of points in row A next turn.
>Trevor_Halsall: ACMP A8 CAMP +38 169
>Edward_Okulicz: DEEEIRX A13 XED +45 186
#note That turned out about as well as it could have.
>Trevor_Halsall: AEUV 9E UVAE +16 185
>Edward_Okulicz: EEILNOR C3 LONE.IER +73 259
#note Now that's jammy to go from the OOTID rack to this so fast.
>Trevor_Halsall: AEEI 5A AI.EE +10 195
>Edward_Okulicz: AFJNRSZ A1 ZANJ. +87 346
#note literally every move that isn't terrible would not have been possible without AINEE. I'd have probably had to just played a piddly move though the O.
>Trevor_Halsall: AEGHILN 4E HEALING +67 262
>Edward_Okulicz: EFMNRST 3G FEM +33 379
#note I'm 99.99% sure of HEALINGS but I'm in complete control of this game and the last thing I need is to lose it to a niner, so not FEMS. This also puts me far enough ahead that I could withstand a Z bingo too. Quackle however does not agree! But the 5.8% win chance for Trevor here is theoretical. It's not going to happen, although at this point I noted the lack of vowels to come.
>Trevor_Halsall: AQRU 15D QUAR. +28 290
>Edward_Okulicz: FGINRST L4 STRING +40 419
>Edward_Okulicz: ?BEFNSW (challenge) +5 424
#note Opted to play the longest word because of the lack of vowels - a 9er through the F if FRIST or FIRST or FIGS is played isn't going to happen. Nonetheless, STRING wins 99.1% of the time compared to 97.5-ish for FIRST/FRIST.
Don't @ me for the 10 points of equity.
>Trevor_Halsall: OY B1 OY +31 321
>Edward_Okulicz: ?BEFNSW 11E BEN +20 444
#note how's THIS for a sloppy endgame? I mean at least it's an out in two
>Trevor_Halsall: ADHNSTW M12 SHAW +25 346
>Edward_Okulicz: ?FSW 6K F.oWS +18 462
#note I mean at least I know WOWF is an adjective. Do I get a cookie for that? (Answer: no, and with the amount of cake I was throwing into my face at this event, I didn't need it)
>Edward_Okulicz: (DNT) +8 470
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