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#player1 Dave# Dave#
#player2 Bob# Bob#
>Dave#: AAEEELU -AEEU +0 0
>Bob#: ENOX 8F OXEN +22 22
>Dave#: ABELNOS E8 BONSELA +82 82
#note That Collins study is starting to pay off.
>Bob#: ?LQT 14B TaL.Q +66 88
>Dave#: ?DDGSVY 12B GYV.D +26 108
>Bob#: AHP 15A PAH +30 118
>Dave#: ?DIIORS 15F IODISeR +85 193
>Bob#: EGGT 14K TEGG +15 133
>Dave#: AAEIOUV 7G EAU +20 213
>Bob#: HIKSW O11 WHISK +64 197
>Dave#: ABILOSV 9E .BO +21 234
#note I thought about BLOVIATE or OBVIATE on the K column, but I liked this better. With the case S and the EAU-S hook, I have a better chance to bingo than he does.
>Bob#: CEE 13A CEE +33 230
>Dave#: AIILSVZ L10 VIZI.. +36 270
>Bob#: ENOT 10E .ONET +25 255
>Dave#: AAILRST N6 LATRIAS +71 341
>Bob#: EINTU O4 UNITE +28 283
>Dave#: AADINOR 3J INROAD +21 362
#note I like playing long in this spot to speed to the end of the game, and I wasn't so worried about the J2 spot with the Q and X gone, but perhaps AROID was a bit better. I definitely want to play the R with three more unseen.
>Bob#: EF 4L EF +19 302
>Dave#: AFJMMRW 5J JAM +29 391
#note I wanted to play JAW here, but I was hesitating on REW#, so I decided to play it safe.
>Bob#: OY 6J OY +23 325
>Dave#: AFLMRRW 2J LA +10 401
#note Kind of unusual to be able to play this kind of defense in a Collins game, but the board is unbingoable now.
>Bob#: ET 2H TE.. +4 329
>Dave#: FIMRRUW 1H IF +26 427
#note There's still an outside chance of EUPNOEA 3B, but it shouldn't be enough to win if I'm careful.
>Bob#: P N2 P. +8 337
>Dave#: MRRRUUW M7 MU +18 445
>Bob#: ACDEENO 11H NEE +7 344
>Dave#: RRRUW H13 WU. +7 452
>Bob#: ACDO 3E CODA +12 356
>Bob#: (RRR) +6 362
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