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#player1 Chris_Tallman Chris Tallman
#player2 Jane_Walton Jane Walton
>Chris_Tallman: AAGIJUW 8H AJUGA +28 28
#note Whangarei Round 13
>Jane_Walton: AEIMPST M6 PASTIME +77 77
>Jane_Walton: ADR (challenge) +5 82
#note Worth giving a 5 given my unsureness (which of JUGA or AJUGA take the S), wouldn't have challenged the hook in double though.
>Chris_Tallman: EIIOSTW L11 OWIE +28 56
#note A lot of different options here - WITES/PASTIMES for 48 down to OWIE for just 14 to keep IEST - all simming closely. I was mostly debating between OWIE for 28 or tacking the T on (TOWIE) for 4 more points - I figured Jane might be unsure of the S hook on OWIE, and that the T helps the leave enough to leave it off.
>Jane_Walton: ADR K11 RAD +27 109
>Chris_Tallman: ADIILST 15G DIALIST +86 142
#note Held and released.
>Jane_Walton: NOR 9H NOR +18 127
#note NORI/ORAD/ROWIES for 20 is cool - I didn't know ROWIES.
>Chris_Tallman: BCEOSVY 10E COVEY +31 173
#note I hesitated, thinking maybe I was confusing COVEY with CONEY, which led Jane to hold, but release again. I missed the nice underlap YEBO/ANY/JOE/URB/ORAD for 47 though, which is disappointing as board vision for parallel plays is usually my strength.
>Jane_Walton: AIRV E8 VI.AR +20 147
>Chris_Tallman: BDENRSZ D11 ZED +41 214
#note Not sure if I'd play BRIZE or RIZ with ROWIES if I knew it anyway given the RIZA hook (or E in the triple lane).
>Jane_Walton: EHX 14F HEX +33 180
>Chris_Tallman: ABNNRSY 14B BRA +24 238
#note Considered YIN/YOWIES, but wasn't sure YOWIE took the S, and the hook is dangerous with ??S out anyway. Would've played BANDY/VICARY if I'd seen the VICARY hook, but I didn't mind BRA keeping the Y for BY and the S for ZEDAS.
>Jane_Walton: IN G10 .IN +6 186
>Chris_Tallman: EFNNSY 15A NYES +49 287
#note Partial rack, do remember deciding to take 18 more points over keeping the S with FY (31).
>Jane_Walton: ?IINRSU K1 INSURIn. +66 252
#note The sim really likes RUDIS/PASTIMES for 38, I guess because it'll be hard to cash that spot if Jane spends her S bingoing, and she can hit the G or the line beside PASTIME with IIN? next turn a lot of the time, and there's only one I left - interesting!
>Chris_Tallman: EFGKNOO 1H GON.F +39 326
#note Spent a while here, happy to see I didn't miss any good ways to use the K up there.
>Jane_Walton: CLL 4J C.LL +12 264
#note Must have been a tough draw, but I'd almost prefer exchanging over playing this as it really closes down the board.
>Chris_Tallman: DEEGKNO J4 .OG +19 345
#note Not COD because that'd open the 3 line with ECOD.
>Jane_Walton: FO C12 FO.. +26 290
>Chris_Tallman: ADEEKNR F9 D.R +20 365
#note Blocking 6's through the V that would also fork the board with bingo lines to the presumed E on the right of the V and the other floaters.
>Jane_Walton: PTT 10L T.PT +21 311
#note I suggested to Jane after the game that just playing TIP would've been a good idea as it's very hard to block if I don't have a T with no S's left - and I'd been worried about plays like that for a few turns.
>Chris_Tallman: ABEEKN O8 BE.AKEN +54 419
#note Partial rack. Held and released - did have a scintilla of doubt when on hold.
>Jane_Walton: MU H1 .UM +6 317
>Chris_Tallman: EEHIQTU 3E QUE.E +18 437
#note Wanted to play HM at first but didn't see anything to hit with EEIQUT in the bag without drawing the blank, so I just blocked.
>Jane_Walton: ?AELOOT E3 .AT +24 341
#note Blocks my outplay of WHITE underlapping QUEME.
>Chris_Tallman: EHITW D4 HEW +30 467
>Jane_Walton: ?ELOO C5 LOOiE +14 355
>Jane_Walton: (IT) +4 359
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