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#player1 whatnoloan whatnoloan
#player2 Greg_Heidler Greg Heidler
>whatnoloan: AEEINRU 8H EAU +6 6
#note Other options to explore: Other placements of EAU, URAEI, and exchanging. URAEI is safer, and I don't know the differences between EAU placements, myself.
>Greg_Heidler: EGINRTU H1 GENITUR. +80 80
#note Guess that's one difference...
>whatnoloan: DEEIINR 5E EDI. +10 16
#note AI is a fine play here. For some reason I didn't think about keeping DEEINR, which is excellent, especially since I open up DNR hooks, and keep GENITUR all open.
>Greg_Heidler: MM 9I MM +20 100
>whatnoloan: ?EINRSU 1A UShERIN. +77 93
>Greg_Heidler: CIZ 3F ZI.C +19 119
>whatnoloan: ABEIJLY 4C JIBE +43 136
>Greg_Heidler: BY J2 BY +32 151
>whatnoloan: AALNPTY 10J PLATY +37 173
#note This might be too cocky--I didn't think Greg would know PLATYS. This is probably a bad idea, since I can't be sure at all of this, and I'm not desperate or anything either.
>Greg_Heidler: ?DEILSU 11D DILUtES +72 223
>whatnoloan: AEFLNNO M7 FON.ANEL +82 255
#note NONLEAFY too!
>Greg_Heidler: CDR 8L C.RD +30 253
>whatnoloan: AEHIOST N12 OHIA +25 280
#note I mainly considered this, HAOLE, and SAITHE. HAOLE seems to open too much, and I like keeping EST to O by a good bit here. Though maybe not? I kind of liked "blocking" FONTANELS, too. HAOLE might be better because I can play HAOLES next turn--that's probably why Quackle likes it so much, because I get multiple S hooks.
>Greg_Heidler: AWX 10C WAX +25 278
>whatnoloan: EEQSSTT G10 Q.EST +15 295
>Greg_Heidler: OOT H13 OOT +13 291
>whatnoloan: AENPSTT 7C PATTE.NS +80 375
>Greg_Heidler: AAV 8A AVA +22 313
>whatnoloan: EGHIRRV N4 RIVE. +21 396
#note Only leaves open a couple of nines lanes, ABY, and the A for winning. A mid-scoring play probably won't win.
>Greg_Heidler: OOW M3 WOO +16 329
>whatnoloan: FGGHILR A6 FL.G +8 404
>Greg_Heidler: AEEKOOR O1 KORE +31 360
#note AERO 12A is best.
>whatnoloan: DGHINR 12A HIND +34 438
>Greg_Heidler: AEO 15H .OEA +4 364
>Greg_Heidler: (GR) +6 370
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