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#player1 Dave Dave
#player2 Kwak Kwak
>Dave: ?PPSUUV 8G PUPU +16 16
#note Have you ever been able to keep a straight face while ordering the Pupu Platter?
>Kwak: ?EEMQRY J7 Q.EY +24 24
>Dave: ?GIJSUV 11G JUGS +29 45
>Kwak: ?AEEMRT 9G EME.RATe +76 100
>Dave: ?AINSVW N4 WAVIN.Ss +72 117
#note Kibitzer likes VAWS, but I have a feeling it would not sim as well. The board is too blocked up to be able to count on getting a bingo down quickly after that.
>Kwak: BEMORTV 8L BE.T +36 136
>Dave: AEEGLST 7B TELEGAS +71 188
>Kwak: EEMORVX O1 REMEX +60 196
>Dave: FHINRYZ E5 FR.NZY +42 230
>Kwak: ACENOOV 8A CANO. +31 227
>Dave: DHIIIKT D2 TIKI +21 251
#note Duh, I had a much better spot for this.
>Kwak: CEINOOV O11 OVINE +37 264
>Dave: ABDHIOO 12F BOHO +34 285
#note HOODIE looks like a decent choice too, though it obviously gives a lot back on row 1.
>Kwak: ACEIIOR K6 OI +13 277
>Dave: AADIIOT 13C IDIOT +29 314
#note With three A's remaining, I saw that this leave could be heading for trouble, but this move can't be passed up here.
>Kwak: ACEINRR 5M R.. +10 287
#note The duck goes fishing. Now what do you do?
>Dave: AAADORU D10 AOU.AD +25 339
#note It may look crazy to open up a triple-triple after the last play, but I decided it was not time to play scared. This was both my highest scoring play and best rack cleaner. There were so many open bingo lines that playing defense didn't make any sense. Once in a while I'll get hammered by the nine-timer, but I'm more likely to lose by having him make a normal bingo and then not being able to keep up in the race because I haven't taken care of my rack. Plus, it's not bad for several triples to be open so that I can have some good scoring plays after the bingo goes down.
>Kwak: ACEINNR 15H NARCEIN. +83 370
>Dave: AAGILRT 2B AT.AGIRL +76 415
#note That's what I'm talkin' 'bout!
>Kwak: DEHLLSW G1 D.LLS +7 377
>Dave: DEFO 15A FEO. +24 439
#note Missing FADO 14C.
>Kwak: EHW 14L WHE. +34 411
>Kwak: (D) +4 415
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