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#player1 Seth_Lipkin Seth Lipkin
#player2 Morris_Greenberg Morris Greenberg
>Seth_Lipkin: DKUU 8E KUDU +18 18
>Morris_Greenberg: EEIMOST F6 MO.E +12 12
#note Quackle prefers O(K)E E7 by ~0.5%, I get the logic but just wasn't the style of game I wanted again Seth.
>Seth_Lipkin: AEGG E3 GAGE +16 34
>Morris_Greenberg: ?EHISST 10F SwITHES +78 90
#note This is so bad. I wasn't 100% on SI(G)HTSEe so I manage to play an actual phony. I am lucky this wasn't challenged. I missed ST(A)ItHES over the board 4C, I probably would have played that over both.
>Seth_Lipkin: IIII -IIII +0 34
>Morris_Greenberg: AAEOPVX 11J AX +41 131
>Seth_Lipkin: JR 4D J.R +20 54
>Morris_Greenberg: AAEOPRV L8 PA.EO +30 161
#note I considered a bunch of things here, I ultimately thought AVO 9J allowed for too much counterplay, and PARVO and VAPOR C3 could lose a lot of tempo in the game if I draw all vowels (whereas ARV is likely to work fine on this board regardless of draw between A(JAR) hook, (P)ERV if I draw an E, blocking plays in row 12 or column M, etc.)
>Seth_Lipkin: FIU 8L .FUI +27 81
>Morris_Greenberg: AAERSTV O5 VAR.ATES +62 223
>Seth_Lipkin: ?EINRTZ H8 .N.TIZER +54 135
#note Seth's actual rack, really beautiful find. I am lucky he didn't see N8 (U)NITiZER, but this is nearly as good a play. He was considering trying C(U)T(I)NIZER* here too.
>Morris_Greenberg: EIMNNOR N10 ENORM +26 249
>Seth_Lipkin: ALQU 14J QUAL. +36 171
>Morris_Greenberg: BEEINOT 13C EBONI.E +40 289
>Seth_Lipkin: CRW E11 CR.W +18 189
>Morris_Greenberg: ABDNTTY C3 BATTY +39 328
>Seth_Lipkin: DIV 15C VID +19 208
>Morris_Greenberg: ADEENOO D4 .OE +20 348
>Seth_Lipkin: IL 15A LI... +27 235
>Morris_Greenberg: ADEGNOY O14 YO +35 383
>Seth_Lipkin: ?ACINOT I2 ACTIONs +71 306
#note Really nice dynamic play here from Seth. F and P available for F(ACTIONS) or P(ACTIONS), and keeping the A8 line alive too.
>Morris_Greenberg: ADEGLNO 2I .NGLE +8 391
#note I figured this blocks any super high point bingos (e.g., REDFISH), and I didn't see any bingos at A8 (I missed SIDEHIL(L) in the pool), but if there are any, a hooking play for FACTIONS or PACTIONS, or ANGLED or ANGLER should be able to outrun. Crazily, if he has SIDEHIL(L) and the R is in the bag, this loses (where he specifically drew DEHIILS, and then I draw FNPW after ANGLE, so I win on 395/396 of his racks, and then 4/5 of the time on that remaining rack when I draw the R, or 99.9494...% of the time)! (A)NGLO wins 100% of the time because it doesn't give back (ANGLE)R in that scenario, this would long-term be a great challenge for Macondo to solve.
>Seth_Lipkin: W 2H W..... +10 316
#note Seth instead does not have SIDEHILL and I draw the R. I think from his perspective, SIDEHILL may still be available in the pool (I had ADDFOPR here, so his rack was W plus 6 of EHIILNS, so if N is the tile in the bag, then the play is still alive from his perspective). If his rack was EHIILSW, I think (O)W has to be the play, and then hope I play FRAP in column N or something similarly suboptimal to bingo out with SIDEHIL(L) for 98 to win by 2. WANGLE just makes my life too easy by making the 1H spot so lucrative for me.
>Morris_Greenberg: ADDFOPR 1F FRAP +53 444
#note PROF is better, somehow missed it.
>Seth_Lipkin: EHIILNS N2 SHE +34 350
#note This is best, but (R)EISHI is an excellent gopik, maybe even a tupik.
>Morris_Greenberg: DDO J4 ODD +21 465
>Morris_Greenberg: (IILN) +8 473
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