Game Details
Player 1
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#player1 Christian_Oktavius Christian Oktavius
#player2 M._Furqon M. Furqon
>Christian_Oktavius: FGGIOSV 8G VOG +14 14
#note Best, dump the clunky G and V
>M._Furqon: DEIINWZ 9H WIZ +25 25
#note BEST
>Christian_Oktavius: FFGHISU J9 .IFF +21 35
#note J9 ZIG best, F is the unique one that become stronger with it's duplicate (even S and blank become weaker if been duplicated)
>M._Furqon: ?BDEINN 10F BIND. +25 50
#note BEFINNED is the only bingo here. Hard bingo to find. This is best non bingo move
>Christian_Oktavius: DGHQSUY 13J SHY +29 64
#note Hard to decide here, at the end I decided to keep QU combination in in-condusive board to unleash it's power. Quakle like h7 DOWNY for only 12 points
>M._Furqon: ?AAEINO 11A AEOlIAN +68 118
#note AEOLIAN or AEOLIAN are the only bingo
>Christian_Oktavius: DGNQRUV B10 G.RUND +24 88
#note This combination become worse. Horeover that A is very open creating very lucrative scoring spot (and it will be the last spot for scoring big without opening spot for your opponent to score big in this board). Closing it will not good since the Q still sitting in the rack. Quackle like VEND, since now VENDU* is not valid anymore. However somehow I fail to spot it
>M._Furqon: DDEMSTU 12J .UM +35 153
>Christian_Oktavius: ELQRTUV D8 QUE.L +46 134
#note That U draw is just "godsend" to me
>M._Furqon: ADDENST 15A A.DED +27 180
#note ADDEND slightly better
>Christian_Oktavius: LOOPRTV 14D POL +14 148
#note 14D POD still better. At this point I already decided to play close board, let see who can strategize better in dying board. But.. This board can still be easily open wide if obe of us get right tile
>M._Furqon: CEMOSTU 14L CUM +24 204
#note M6 COSTUME give him 91% winning chance. Unfortunately (for spectator and so many players. LOL) he miss it
>Christian_Oktavius: IOORTTV 15M TOT +15 163
#note This is maybe the clear sign that Furqon already has S. Playing TOT instead of TOR will make a sneaky bingo spot ended in EST.
>M._Furqon: AEEOSTT M6 TOASTEE +68 272
>M._Furqon: AEEOSTT -- -68 204
#note Now he really reveal his S
>Christian_Oktavius: EIIORRV M9 VIRE +20 183
#note There are 9 letter words (not a bingo) here to throw the board wide open, score 19 points. I choose to seal that S spot since it is very easy to him to fish 1 or 2 tile and play bingo there (which hard to block without E).
>M._Furqon: AEEOSTT 13E TAE +10 214
>Christian_Oktavius: ?AILORX H13 LOX +34 217
#note Incredible luck in this draw, and increadibly openened spot (which Furwon realize it after pressing the clock)
>M._Furqon: AEOPSTT 15G E.PAT +14 228
#note Furqon has a chance to re-establish that powerful S hook by FUMET/TOMO
>Christian_Oktavius: ?AAEGIR E5 RAGI +21 238
>M._Furqon: BNNOSTT 6D B.TTON +10 238
>M._Furqon: BNNOSTT -- -10 228
#note BATON is the only valid word (not this one)
>Christian_Oktavius: ?AEEORS 5E .EASOnER +64 302
>M._Furqon: BNNOSTT F4 N.B +21 249
#note Furqon trying to set-up S hook
>Christian_Oktavius: AEEEIIO -AEEIIO +0 302
#note Play or exc here? After 3 minutes I decided to exchange.
>M._Furqon: NNOSSTT M2 TONS +16 265
>Christian_Oktavius: CEIILRR H1 ERIC. +30 332
>Christian_Oktavius: AEIILRW (challenge) +5 337
>M._Furqon: AEKNSTY N1 KAY +29 294
#note 6I KY still give Furqon roughly 40% winning chance. This is not a time to gamble for Furqon. Quackle maybe thinking, with J and W still unseen it will be hard for opponent to bingo, and instead of bingoin opponent may be blocking it with low scoring play, and keeping STANE may be just enough to steal the win in final move
>Christian_Oktavius: AEIILRW O1 AREW +60 397
#note 100% winning chance after AREW. It just not a right time for Furqon to gamble since he still have plenty of option to score well and retain good synergy tile to pip the game
>M._Furqon: EEHJNST 3C JEES +28 322
>Christian_Oktavius: IILO N1 ...O +17 414
>M._Furqon: HNT D1 TH.N +16 338
>M._Furqon: (IIL) +6 344
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