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#player1 Ryan_Fischer Ryan Fischer
#player2 Steve_Glass Steve Glass
>Ryan_Fischer: AGIKLRR 8E LARK +16 16
>Steve_Glass: FORW 9C FROW +21 21
>Ryan_Fischer: ?GIIJRR -GIJR +0 16
#note My exchange is way down as usual. Oh well. Q suggests just dumping the J for J(AW), which is really not too bright.
>Steve_Glass: BNO G6 BO.N +20 41
>Ryan_Fischer: ?ADEIIR 5E DIARIEs +85 101
#note Missed C6 AIR(F)IElD 74. I got ABORN*/ABOON/ABORNING confused (well, not really -- I sorta knew it was bogus, but didn't like where the bingos I saw would land (DIARIES/DAIRIES/DIATRIBE). He didn't blink at it either, had the same ABORN*/ABOON indecision I did.
>Steve_Glass: BEIT H1 BITE. +24 65
>Ryan_Fischer: INNOPRU J3 PR.UNION +64 165
#note Pretty nice little happy accident here. If I play DIARIES/DAIRIES this doesn't go down. Of course, observing the phenomenon changes it.
>Steve_Glass: ERSTVY - +0 65
#note Count it.
>Ryan_Fischer: ADEHIOS 8A HAO +23 188
>Steve_Glass: ERSTVY 11H VESTRY +35 100
#note Q likes 8J (I)VY 13. Yeah, maybe.
>Ryan_Fischer: DEEISST L6 SISTE.ED +70 258
#note Crazy. The one anagram I forgot is L7 EDIT(R)ESS 72.
>Steve_Glass: JO I9 JO. +37 137
>Ryan_Fischer: ?ADMQTU 2F QU.D +34 292
>Steve_Glass: ALTU H11 .AULT +27 164
>Ryan_Fischer: ?AAEMRT A8 .ATMAkER +89 381
#note It was crazy how fast I saw this, and played it. I apologized (somewhat) profusely, trying to contain my laughter. Step aside AEGHLOPY, we have a new favorite play! (And of course, I probably wouldn't have seen any of the other 13+ bingos that played -- well, maybe a few.)
>Steve_Glass: HIV - +0 164
#note And one!
>Ryan_Fischer: CCENNWX -WCCNN +0 381
#note Should've seen C(LO)WN, did see ANNEX, wanted to roll the dice. On what, I don't know. Not too bright.
>Steve_Glass: HIV 8L .HIV +30 194
>Ryan_Fischer: AEESUXZ 4D ZAX +50 431
#note Ooh, fancy. D9 (R)ESEAUX 44. I guess it sets up a redraw for ADZ C11, but I really don't see the point.
>Steve_Glass: ADEG B11 EGAD +26 220
#note Nice play.
>Ryan_Fischer: AEEIISU 9L .I +9 440
#note Decided to fish for (B)EAUTIES, 'cause there weren't a lot of other options. I think I mistracked 'cause at this point I saw two Ts out there, but there was only one. Steve, upon seeing me fish, said "oh, you'll get it" and laughed. I'm almost surprised I didn't get it.
>Steve_Glass: GOY C11 GOY +34 254
>Ryan_Fischer: AEEINSU D11 AN +21 461
#note This 21-point play doesn't even appear on Q's initial list. Silly.
>Steve_Glass: CGLN N6 CL.NG +21 275
>Ryan_Fischer: CEEEISU 13J CE.E +14 475
#note Looks like I neglected to write down part of this rack. The only reason I'd play 2 Es is if I had three, so I think this is right.
>Steve_Glass: FOW 14F WO.F +18 293
>Ryan_Fischer: EEILMSU 6A EMEUS +17 492
#note M1 MUESLI 21. Cool! Of course, it gives up POINTE O1 33 if I've tracked right. Which, oddly, this is one time this tourney I didn't. My totally bagging my opp made me lazy and after HATMAKER I was pretty much coasting. This is how I repay someone who stomped Cree the previous round to keep me within striking distance? :) 4J (R)ELUME is what Champ suggests. My play gives him POINT(E), which he doesn't see.
>Steve_Glass: EINOPT N2 PINO..... +28 321
#note I don't even think to hold this 'cause it's so creative. If I was closer to Cree in spread, I probably should have.
>Ryan_Fischer: IL O1 LI +10 502
#note ...and I miss LI(QUID) to go out. Oh well. Definitely my favorite game of the tourney, though I got sloppy. Usually total baggings aren't that great, but he took it well.
>Ryan_Fischer: (ET) +4 506
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