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#player1 Noah Noah
#player2 Karris Karris
>Noah: IJNORYZ 8G JOY +26 26
>Karris: AAGU G8 .UGA +13 13
#note He set down AJUGA at first, but decidd on this after some reflection.
>Noah: EINNORZ 10B ZONIN. +38 64
#note I could play GINZO, but I'd rather not give him a scoring spot for his A.
>Karris: ABDERST E8 TR.BADES +72 85
#note John saw the best play a few seconds after he hit his clock.
>Noah: AAEHIRR 15D A.HIER +30 94
#note I saw the better play after I hit my clock.
>Karris: DOPR 8A DROP. +33 118
>Noah: AAEMRSS J5 AMASSER +81 175
#note I liked J5 better positionally than the other places.
>Karris: MTU K5 MUT +24 142
>Noah: EILPQTT 12D Q.T +24 199
>Karris: DENTU L4 TUNED +29 171
>Noah: ?EIILPT 14H PELITIc +76 275
>Karris: EH 9C HE. +25 196
>Noah: CFGILRW L10 GRIF. +18 293
#note I thought CLW would be better than GRW, and couldn't stomach CGLR at all. I'll stick with my decision not to play WIFE, but Quackle actually prefers GRW to CLW. I don't understand this.
>Karris: EIV 8L .IVE +24 220
>Noah: AACELOW C13 CAW +29 322
>Karris: OX N8 .OX +29 249
>Noah: AAEEGLO 14B G.L.A +25 347
#note Patience is rewarded. (Y)EA and OE both save this play in reserve for next turn. TOEA does that too, and blocks a bingo lane. It's a pretty weak block though, so I prefer the other two. To be honest I didn't really care at this point, but this still seems instructive.
>Karris: NU L2 UN..... +8 257
>Noah: AEEOOSW 3K E.OW +14 361
>Karris: DEEILNR A1 REDLINE. +83 340
>Noah: ABEFOSV 7F FAB +27 388
>Karris: IIKLNOY F5 KI. +12 352
>Noah: ?ACEOSV O1 VESiCA +38 426
#note TOo tired to think much here, so I took the lazy route.
>Karris: ILNOOTY 5C LIN.Y +24 376
>Noah: EO M10 OE +15 441
>Noah: (OOT) +6 447
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