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#player1 Annette_Obrestad Annette Obrestad
#player2 Jackson Jackson
>Annette_Obrestad: AW 8H AW +10 10
>Jackson: ABEOOPR 9G ABO +17 17
#note Q prefers J6 BOA for sure, I guess I hit the L column after she overlaps harder, which makes sense. ABO is about 4 down, quite a big tactical oversight. Keeping BOAR can also be helpful to me
>Annette_Obrestad: ATU 10F UTA +12 22
>Jackson: EEGLOPR J6 GEL +14 31
#note Q slightly prefers GROPE, and OUTAGE is a word I missed but seems worse than GEL, especially with Ss more in her range. I still am okay with GEL to react to her range
>Annette_Obrestad: DEFLNOR E10 OR +8 30
>Jackson: EEOPRRU 12D REPOUR +21 52
>Annette_Obrestad: IJN K5 JIN +25 55
>Jackson: ADEEOST 4J ODE +20 72
#note ODE or TOED for sure. Ultimately I felt like I could have the favourable bingo range here, plus I like having the top left open longterm, since I think I am more favoured here on an open board than a closed board
>Annette_Obrestad: ACEGR M3 CAGER +23 78
>Jackson: ABEEMST 11C BE.M +17 89
>Annette_Obrestad: AIN H12 .NAI +12 90
>Jackson: ADEEQST 15G Q. +11 100
#note close with QI vs. QAT. . Q prefers QAT, which makes sense, QI might be better if the board was closer to having just one lane, but with the N column, 11 row, and 14 row all acting as marginal bingo lanes, this game is less a race to a bingo than in some other positions.
>Annette_Obrestad: AEINX N6 XENIA +57 147
>Jackson: ADEESTU O9 SAUTEED +81 181
>Annette_Obrestad: HTY 9C THY +17 164
>Jackson: AAEEKOR 8A AKEE +35 216
>Annette_Obrestad: ?DDILNT A3 TIDeL.ND +60 224
>Jackson: ACEIOPV 14L VIC. +18 234
#note this might be an overreaction to the pool - the pool is very consonant heavy, but not ridiculously, so PIVO(T) keeping ACE looks best. Also bingoes much more than VICE immediately, which helps, and since I and O are the most common vowels in the pool, shedding the O from VICE is okay
>Annette_Obrestad: ?ELNOSV 4A .NVOLvES +72 296
>Jackson: AEMOOPS 3G MOP +22 256
#note hoping for an h1 setup. clunky and heavy pool, so AEOS seems to work well
>Annette_Obrestad: FLNW D2 FL.WN +11 307
>Jackson: AEHORSY B4 .OH +29 285
#note thought about YEH/EME now to set up RHOS, since even blocks like FEME or HOST plays could be outrun by normal plays from me (except maybe OF/OY), but she could have GHOST, or just the R in general, which is one of the highest tiles in her range after FLOWN, which ends the game immediately. HEAVY might be the play here, just go for the Z for ZOOS, leave 2 in the bag to make it hard for her to play a preendgame. NOH is nice to keep the tiles for a R(OS)E setup if need be (though ROSET could block...), and gnerally good firepower, but I think the timing of NOH is too bad, I need to play 4 tiles here
>Annette_Obrestad: GRZ M12 GR.Z +28 335
>Jackson: AEIIRSY E3 I.EA +22 307
#note doesnt seem like there are any wins. Really interesting game in terms of adjusting for the board and pool, I wish I had executed better in the preendgame
>Annette_Obrestad: FIIOSTU J10 FIST +24 359
>Jackson: IIRSY 13F SY. +27 334
>Annette_Obrestad: OTU 2I OUT +9 368
>Annette_Obrestad: (IIR) +6 374
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