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#player1 Jackson Jackson
#player2 Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein Josh Sokol-Rubenstein
>Jackson: AADIIIU -AIIIU +0 0
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: CGIOOPR H8 ORGIC +22 22
#note or PIROG, this is fine
>Jackson: ACDELNY 12H .ADENCY +30 30
#note did not consider CYCLED or CYCAD. CYCLED and YO look very close to this in valuation, all three are reasonable
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: AEIOOPS M10 PO.O +16 38
#note maybe 11J APO
>Jackson: DHLMOTT 11K TO.M +25 55
#note seems pretty good here given range as well. liked to force his bingoes to score less
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: AAEIRSW 13I WAE +25 63
>Jackson: DFHLOTT 9F FO.TH +13 68
#note Q prefers FLIT and FIT in a sim with ranges implied, but this is nice to not keep a big hook open for a few turns. FLIT does block some bigger 14 row overlaps
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: AAAIRSU 10C AURA +13 76
>Jackson: DEJLLTZ 14F JELL +33 101
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: AGGIOSU 15C AGIO +16 92
#note highest static. this sims best as well, RUGA is close
>Jackson: DEMSTVZ C9 M.ZED +40 141
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: ?EGKRSU 12A GE.K +22 114
#note only play that sims above this is (R)UG, it blocks some 12 row scoring plays of mine and bingoes a lot. GEEK looks pretty good though
>Jackson: AENOSTV 8A OVATE +45 186
#note STAVE/SOAVE I did not love in a good position cause the A column it opens is dangerous. OVATE seems right here
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: ?AILRSU 15I SImULAR +78 192
>Jackson: NOPRSTU C6 UN...... +21 207
#note was not sure of UPTORN, that looks like the best play for sure. UNAMAZED is clearly worse, besidees the X bomb it creates, OPRST is not potent enough on this board to justify a sacrifice
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: DEEIRUW 8J UREIDE +29 221
>Jackson: EOPRSTT L2 PROETT.S +70 277
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: HINNRTW D3 WHIN +22 243
#note WRITHEN makes seom sense to reach for X? and the like, keeps both E and O column open, but WHIN does better immediately, NRT plays well into the pool. looks close
>Jackson: ABIISVY 5K B.VY +24 301
#note pretty consonant heavy pool so I like blocking the Es and keeping vowels. Q prefers ABY K3, but I fiure his leave is pretty good and I like blocking the E this turn, makes defense more easy next turns cause all the lanes are centralized on the top and top left
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: ABNQRTX 6J QA. +36 279
>Jackson: AFIINSS 3I FAI.S +24 325
#note at first was thinking FIARS, I can outrun a fair amount of X bombs and it can help me outrun bingoes, but really since it leaves 2 in the bag, he can often drop EX and open a second lane, and even threaten to outscore if I don't draw correctly. B3 NAIF is also okay, setting u pa second scoring spot to counter the 3 row. NAIF and FAIRS look fairly similar
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: ?BNNRTX J2 R.N +5 284
#note still can't find anything that actually wins ever, but B(O)X is a cool play to set up TINDERBOX with the right draw - even when he is threatening stuff like NEUTRINO, I can still always block both threats through the W, but that might be his best shot to induce errors
>Jackson: EEIIINS 3A EIS.EIN +22 347
#note not a spread move, but gets the job done
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: ?BDLNTX A1 iB.X +60 344
>Jackson: EI 2L .IE +12 359
>Jackson: (DLNT) +10 369
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