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#player1 Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein Josh Sokol-Rubenstein
#player2 Jackson Jackson
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: AADKMWY H7 DAWK +24 24
#note Names are reversed - this is Jackson with AADKMWY
>Jackson: ?CEEELO 7A COLEsEE. +62 62
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: AAEJMSY 6B JAY +61 85
>Jackson: FNNRRST D4 FR..R +24 86
#note sims a few ahead of FERN for 15 even though similar statically, caue leaving the E open is good for hi 4 conso leave, FERN only bingoes a bit more often
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: AAEIMSS A7 .AMI +24 109
#note did not see CAMISA, CAMISE. CAMISA definitely the play
>Jackson: LMNNSTY F6 M.LTY +24 110
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: AEEIRSS 4D .REESIAS +62 171
>Jackson: ?BHNNOS 3G HOB +33 143
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: BDEHLPT B10 DEPTH +37 208
>Jackson: ?FNNNOS 2A NONFaNS +78 221
#note Q prefers 2H in a sim by almost 2 points, it scores 2 more but gives a bigger 1L spot - we both average more, it doesnt seem like that spot i so huge, just BPZ hit hard
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: BEILLOX 12B .ILLBOX +52 260
>Jackson: AEGIOOS 1A AGIO +35 256
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: AAENOOU 5G AEON +21 281
>Jackson: AAEGIOS I8 GOA +20 276
#note case S is big, so forgoing ASIAGO. I agree with the decision, theyre very cloe in a 2 ply im which encourages GOA even more
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: AEOUUVZ 13H UVEA +20 301
>Jackson: AEIIRST L8 AIRIEST +74 350
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: DEIOPUZ J11 PI.ZO +36 337
#note liked this to keep the M column open for bingoes, and QUOD for 42 with a Q draw. Q likes F12 BIZ as well to be really aggressive, I considered it but figured PIEZO gave me enough solid chances without getting desperate. PIEZO wins a sim by 2
>Jackson: DNRUUVW 15H VR.W +30 380
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: DEEGNTU 14L .EGU +10 347
#note Figure I have to do something really aggressive here, this sets up QUE plays that he might have to worry about, while keeping the M column open for bingoes. UNIQUE, if he hits it now, is okay, I can still outrun that, so TEGU is nice if he has a Q immediately, but one problem there is that he will often forgo and block the M column. In the end, he will probably be more threatened by M column bingoes in almost every case, so TEGU's real path to victory is hitting an O column Q play and outrunning by a bit
>Jackson: DNRTTUU 6J TURD +12 392
#note seems to outrun CINQUE with a lot of draw, when he draws outs like NUTTED, UNITED
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: DEEIINT 9L .T +3 350
>Jackson: CNQTU O13 C.T +15 407
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: DEEIIN A14 ED +14 364
>Jackson: NQU C1 ..N +6 413
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: EIIN B6 ..E +12 376
>Jackson: QU - +0 413
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: IIN F12 .I +4 380
>Jackson: QU K3 U. +2 415
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: IN F12 ..N +7 387
>Jackson: Q - +0 415
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: I N14 .I +5 392
#note endgame was close to perfect but not quite - the error was on the first turn, (I)T is a 3 point loss but I can do a 1 point loss with EN/WON/AGE for 12, it's a similar sequence but ends up netting two more because BIN and IT basically get replaced by EN, which is 2 more, whilt JOE gets replaced for the same score by JOT.
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: (Q) +20 412
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