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#player1 David David Gibson
#player2 Conrad Conrad Bassett-Bouchard
#title 2012 NSC Round 22
#description David Gibson plays Conrad Bassett-Bouchard in Round 22 at the 2012 NSC
>David: AEEGOTX 8G GOX +22 22
>Conrad: BEEELOV 7H BEVEL +25 25
>David: AAEEINT L6 A.IENATE +68 90
>Conrad: DEEINOR 12G ORIEN.ED +60 85
>David: EIOORSU H12 .OUE +12 102
>Conrad: ACIIPTY K4 YIP. +22 107
#note I missed ACI(D)ITY here. Was only looking for 5s 6s and 8s that the thought of a 7 didn't even occur to me!
>David: EHIIORS 14J HOSIER +43 145
>Conrad: AACIJST 11E TAJ +29 136
>David: ?DFINSU 15B UNSIFt.D +62 207
>Conrad: AACISTY 10E AY +28 164
>David: AEKOPRU 6F PEAK +35 242
>Conrad: AACINST D4 SATANIC +78 242
>David: AEMNORU 8A MUO. +18 260
>Conrad: ?EGIILR 4A GrI.LIER +61 303
>David: AEGNORV 12A GROVE +25 285
>Conrad: DHLORTW 13G W.T +31 334
#note Really concerned with the vowel situation, here, so I thought it was best to hold onto one.
>David: ADMNRTU L1 MURA +28 313
>Conrad: BDHLORS C7 H.B +31 365
#note In hindsight, BL(U)SH is so damn obvious. This may well have been a game losing play.
>David: DEFINOT 2J FO.ND +34 347
>Conrad: DLLORST M7 STROD. +31 396
#note I think counted this 35. All of a sudden I'm in lots more trouble than I expected. It appears D(E)L(I) or (PA)LL are the best plays here. I don't really think I considered the option of him outrunning me without a bingo, which is really dumb because often he can. In a large way, I have to hope he drew the Q. If I play D(E)L(I), I can usually go out in 2 if he has the Q, and he has to go out in three, allowing me to hang on.
>David: ACEINTZ 1D ZINCATE +139 486
#note And that, my friends, was absolutely soul-crushing.
>David: (LLQW) +32 518
#note Final score recorded as 518-400.
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