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#player1 Alexander_Gozali Alexander Gozali
#player2 Julius_Wilson Julius Wilson
>Alexander_Gozali: ?AEOORS H2 OROpESA +64 64
#note Best
>Julius_Wilson: IIIIIII -IIIIII +0 0
>Alexander_Gozali: ACEEGSV 2E VEG. +10 74
#note 3H (R)EGAVE 22 is too many points compared to this
>Julius_Wilson: OOUZ G6 OUZO +31 31
>Alexander_Gozali: AACEEFS F4 CAF +30 104
#note Best
>Julius_Wilson: ENP I6 NEP +31 62
>Alexander_Gozali: AEEEIST 3G I.E +9 113
#note I3 EE 8 is slightly better
>Julius_Wilson: BEMR 4H .MBRE +22 84
>Alexander_Gozali: AAEEKST 10G STAKE +33 146
#note J8 SAKE 33 is slightly better
>Julius_Wilson: BDEJM K8 DJ.MBE +36 120
>Alexander_Gozali: AAEELOY 8K .ELAY +30 176
#note L11 AYE 32 is slightly better, I feel uncomfortable leaving the TWS open
>Julius_Wilson: ILTU 12K .UILT +16 136
>Alexander_Gozali: AEFINOO N10 FO.IO +32 208
#note Best
>Julius_Wilson: ILRT 13H TIL.R +8 144
>Alexander_Gozali: AAENQST 12C QANATS +35 243
#note Was contemplating this move or 12G QAT 18 keeping the S, I'm taking the score here. Q like 12E QANAT 20 or 15I QANATS 25 blocking the TWS
>Julius_Wilson: DLN F11 L.ND +9 153
>Alexander_Gozali: EIIIORU C10 RO.UE +28 271
#note Missed the LANDE hook here, if I know I'll certainly play 15F EUOI 18, another option I consider also O14 OI 8 but the LANDS hook make me want to just go for point, I shoulda play 13C IRO(N) 34 here, keeping III is just too so bad
>Julius_Wilson: ADINRST 15H INDARTS +86 239
#note Best
>Alexander_Gozali: ?CEIIIW M6 WI.I +9 280
#note Best
>Julius_Wilson: ATV 15A VAT +33 272
>Alexander_Gozali: ?CDEHIX 14B H.X +36 316
#note Best
>Julius_Wilson: HWY 3L WHY +29 301
>Alexander_Gozali: ?CDEEIU 9C CUE +29 345
#note Best, 93% win according to Q after this move
>Julius_Wilson: AEGINOP 2J PAEON +47 348
#note Best, but no enough
>Alexander_Gozali: ?DEGINR 4A NERDI. +20 365
>Alexander_Gozali: UNKNOWN (challenge) +5 370
#note O3 sNIDE(Y) 22 is 1 point higher
>Julius_Wilson: GI 6M .IG +9 357
#note Best
>Julius_Wilson: (?G) +4 361
#note After R14: 2nd, 10-4, +836. Ario is 1st on 11-3 +736, Albert is 3rd on 10-4 +697. A win in the last round guaranteed top 2 and I'll win the tournament if Albert doesn't win more than 141 points than me.
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