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#player1 Jackson Jackson
#player2 Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein Josh Sokol-Rubenstein
>Jackson: FIIKLST H7 FILK +22 22
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: CDEIJPZ 10F ZE. +36 36
#note Q likes this about as much as ZIP for 25 and JEDI for 26. I think I would do JEDI here, but the P for ZAP is nice
>Jackson: AAGISTT 11E GATS +35 57
#note this or GAT
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: CDIJLPX 12D PIX +46 82
>Jackson: AIOSTUY G6 YO +12 69
#note LAYOUT might be in order to get things going with S in hand and a pretty open range on Josh's end. exch OUY is also reasonable here to play chicken. YO is a bit of a worse version of exchanging it seems, the U really hinders the leave and YO still increases his avg. score
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: ACDJLRV 13B CLAD +23 105
#note Maybe CAVY here to set up J dumps, CLAD can give me back some options and JRV will not re-hit what I open.
>Jackson: ?ACISTU B7 CAUSTI.s +76 145
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: IJORUUV 8A V.U +18 123
>Jackson: EEEISTW 14E SWEETIE +76 221
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: DEIJORU H13 J.U +30 153
>Jackson: EGQRRTV K10 VERG.R +20 241
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: DEEIMOR F5 EMO +30 183
>Jackson: ABBIOQT E3 QAT +28 269
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: DEGIINR 13H .IG.IER +40 223
#note josh preferred jIGGIER to the other plays there to extend farther right to increase options for re-opening the right side, cause JIGGED doesn't relaly do much immediately, and JIGGER relies more on the S hook. QI is also interesting here.
>Jackson: BBIOORR 12M ROB +12 281
#note weird turn, but I liked blocking the two major bingo threats plus preventing him from doing nice opening plays on the N column. I also save BROIER 15J with an E draw and clean up the rack properly. Q does not agree but I still like it
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: DENNNRY A13 YEN +30 253
#note or NINNY/YON. I can see clawing back slowly here
>Jackson: BEIORTU 15J B.OIER +33 314
#note kinda liked keeping the U for QU plays, and only one T left. ROQUET is also okay for aggression but is just so bad for the board I have constructed, much prefer keeping things tight.
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: ADMNNRW D4 MAWN +29 282
>Jackson: DHHLOTU C3 DOH +26 340
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: ADENOOR O8 ARDE. +24 306
#note maybe OVERDO here?
>Jackson: ADHILTU N6 HULA +19 359
#note THUD or HULA on the N column restrict his bingo % the most, which seems nice. Leaivng 7 in the bag is also good cause I can outrun some bingoes when he plays them immediately. that said, the timing of 7 in the bag can be unideal, either an O1 play that leaves 1 in the bag, or other 4 tiles plays that leave me with worse options for outrunning. LAH seemed a bit better for countering those 4-5 tile plays, but the blank B hook could be a problem and it just leaves the N column wide open for hitting, and his immediate bingo would leave 1 in the bag, which is worse. I like HULA best from what I can see
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: FINNOOO B1 NOON +17 323
#note maybe FOIN B1 instead? similar bingo %, but at least the parallel plays aren't so bad, worse case 27, though that could still outrun him. Maybe NOON is fine for that, the F can be crippling for hitting M colum bingoes though.Heat maps
>Jackson: ?ADEINT 1A I.uNDATE +131 490
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: AEFIOPT 8H .F +5 328
>Jackson: LNS 10F ...S +17 507
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: AEIOPT O1 OPIATE +32 360
>Josh_Sokol-Rubenstein: (LN) +4 364
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