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#player1 Quackle Quackle
#player2 New_Player_1 New Player 1
>Quackle: DEEJY H7 JEED +24 24
#note Judy inadverantly revealed that had a Y on her rack. No U for JUDY, though.
>New_Player_1: ?AEFNOO G9 FOO +22 22
#note Q says all 3 placements of these letters for 22 are the same. I like this one the best because it doesn't set up the X, makes the TLS harder to use, and leaves a hook for my bingo next turn.
>Quackle: ANWY I9 WANY +31 55
#note Nearly blocked everything with this play.
>New_Player_1: ?AAEINS 12A ANEmIAS +71 93
#note Good thing FOO takes an S. Otherwise I literally have nothing. Fish with YA, maybe? Whatever. Not relevant.
>Quackle: EVWY A11 W.VEY +42 97
#note Could have been worse. And it gives me a great bingo lane with my tiles.
>New_Player_1: ?EIKSTU 15A .UcKIEST +107 200
#note I wasn't 100% sure about making the blank a K. Would have been worth a lot of style points. I'm writing the word KEIRETSU here so that it's even more embarrassing when I inevitably miss it someday.
>Quackle: AADIN 14F NAIAD +20 117
>New_Player_1: EHILRSU J10 HUE +37 237
#note I was hoping for a setup for a bingo-bango-bongo, and not only did I get one, but I get to announce to the world that I really am a fake expert who misses easy bingoes like this. Is it worth mentioning that I did make the 2nd best play? Not really.
>Quackle: AAILRT 15J ATRIAL +24 141
#note "Netanyahu is on a trial," I said. Haha. I'm so funny. Maybe if I don't get rich playing Scrabble or being a social worker, I can make millions as a stand-up comic.
>New_Player_1: CCILRST E8 CITR.C +20 257
#note CIRCLET is clearly best here. CRISTA, CRITIC, and CLITIC all sim about the same. Did not see CIRCLET, CLITIC, or CRISTA, the last of which might have won $3 for "Best Holiday Word."
>Quackle: NU 7H .UN +11 152
>New_Player_1: DELMNOS 13C MO. +23 280
#note Glad I didn't miss a bingo here. Q agrees with my play.
>Quackle: EILOP 8A POLI.E +33 185
>New_Player_1: DELNOST 8J OLDEST +29 309
#note I saw OLD at 18L, but I was tired of these letters and wanted to start anew. I knew I shouldn't be opening the board with such a big lead, but I was growing restless.
>Quackle: X 14A .X +36 221
#note Judy seemed to be having vowel trouble, given the opportunity to score more under my previous play. Or maybe this is better anyway, since it leaves those letters open for a bingo.
>New_Player_1: GINQRUZ N8 .UQ +32 341
#note See, the advantage Nigel has in NOT speaking Spanish, is he doesn't have to waste time trying to remember if QUINZE is valid in English. Not that he would have that problem anyway. But I did. Anyway Q says this is best. I prefer it over QUOIN since it takes out better bingo lanes.
>Quackle: FO 14M OF +22 243
>New_Player_1: BDGINRZ M3 BRIDG. +24 365
#note I'm glad Q thinks this is best. Wasn't happy about opening the board, but BIZE and DIZEN have plenty of overlap opportunities, and I'd rather turn over more tiles in this position. ZEN is reasonable, but leaves a lot of clunky tiles.
>Quackle: AGMR 2K GRAM +25 268
>New_Player_1: BEINRTZ K2 .RIZ +28 393
#note Totally goofed on seeing NERTZ for 48, or ZEBRINE at F2 for 40. This isn't terrible, but doesn't score enough to justify missing the other two plays. Dumb. I was just so focused on blocking the triple with an A still out there, but I'm already up 100.
>Quackle: OP 1N OP +16 284
#note She saw GRAMP, but then forgot about it.
>New_Player_1: ABEEHNT K11 BAH +32 425
#note Judy was very sowwy to hear I couldn't play my bingo.
>Quackle: L H13 L.. +3 287
>New_Player_1: EEINOTV 4H VEN.E. +26 451
>New_Player_1: EEINOTV -- -26 425
#note Mixed this up with VENIRE. VEINIER is simple and obvious, and accomplishes the same thing as this phony. Judy was brave to challenge, but correct, of course.
>Quackle: EEGNRST D6 GR.T +7 294
>New_Player_1: EEINOTV 4H ENV.E. +20 445
#note Well at least I saw my 4th-best play. Ugh. Hopefully I play better than this in Connecticut.
>Quackle: EENS 5E SEEN +10 304
>Quackle: (IOT) +6 310
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