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#player1 Ryan_Fischer Ryan Fischer
#player2 Winter Winter
>Ryan_Fischer: ?ERTTUV -TUV +0 0
#note 8D VERTU 24. Oops.
>Winter: AEHVY 8D HEAVY +36 36
>Ryan_Fischer: ?EGMRST E3 GERMi.ST +70 70
#note E5 GaM(E)STER 90
>Winter: AENUUW D10 UNAU +10 46
#note He showed AWE before playing UNAU.
>Ryan_Fischer: BLPRSTT 4C BL.T +12 82
#note Hell's beginning...
>Winter: AENW C12 ANEW +20 66
>Ryan_Fischer: DJPRRST -DJPR +0 82
#note 14B J(E)ST 27? Blah. PR(E)ST isn'ttoo much better. With those leaves I don't know if the points are worth it.
>Winter: AEIT 15A TA.IE +27 93
#note So we're clear: he gets the vowels, I get the consonants. :)
>Ryan_Fischer: ?GPRSTX H7 P.X +15 97
#note ...but at least he had a consonant to work with too. Me, on the contrary...
>Winter: AAE D3 A.AE +13 106
#note Heh.
>Ryan_Fischer: ?GIRSTW -WG +0 97
#note 14E WRIGhTS 69. Brian Galebach would've seen that. (He's studied by number of vowels.) WIG is dumb.
>Winter: ADEINRR 14E RANDIER +64 170
>Ryan_Fischer: ?IIRSTU J8 pURITI.S +59 156
#note Well, if I would've played from the P, it'd be two more points, but still, it's such a kick in the teeth to only score 59 here. Shouldn't have missed WRIGhTS, though. Winter suggested sURITI(E)S* for defense. Nope. It's SURETIES.
>Winter: AEMOSTT K4 STOMATE +73 243
#note Ow.
>Ryan_Fischer: CEGLLNN L10 CELL +17 173
#note 8J (pA)NGEN 21
>Winter: ESZ H12 ZE.S +72 315
#note Aw.
>Ryan_Fischer: FFGGLNN 6I FL.NG +11 184
#note Where are all the #%(#& vowels?!
>Winter: IORV 8J ..VIOR +36 351
>Ryan_Fischer: DEFGNOO M11 FOOD +27 211
#note 3I GOOFED 36 is nice, but if I want to bingo, I need that O hook (Winter didn't know it, he told me).
>Winter: IIKW L1 KIWI +36 387
>Ryan_Fischer: CDEEGIN O8 .ECEDING +92 303
#note SO close to a 3x3 through K! It's ridiculous to have a 92 point play here after so much shit before. Winter was even worried about a possible comeback considering the volatility the KIWI play created.
>Winter: JNO 2J JO.N +27 414
>Ryan_Fischer: BDOOQRU B10 ROB +12 315
#note Quackle just doesn't get it. This is an interesting endgame even though it's futile. Q suggests (W)ORD. This sets up AI(D)E. I dump the Q, then he goes out with HYPO for 28 ... OR he gets HYP 7M for 46(!). Very cool. My sequence is better because it forces him to block QUOD. Quackle doesn't even think of this, when it's found much more complicated sequences. Really confusing. Its valuation is 37.2(!) but its win % is, of course, 0. So in simulating, the valuation doesn't boost it to the top of the list.
>Winter: AEHIOPY A7 OHIA +23 437
#note A8 YEAH 37 leaves POI to go out.
>Ryan_Fischer: DOQU F12 QU. +12 327
>Winter: EPY B5 PYE +18 455
#note Down one for 6 more.
>Winter: (DO) +6 461
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