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#player1 Gunther_Jacobi Gunther Jacobi
#player2 Kevin_Leeds Kevin Leeds
>Gunther_Jacobi: AUV 8F VAU +12 12
>Kevin_Leeds: AAELUUV F7 U.ULA +10 10
>Gunther_Jacobi: FOY E11 FOY +28 40
>Kevin_Leeds: AEEEEOV -VEEEOA +0 10
>Gunther_Jacobi: BC 9E C.B +17 57
>Kevin_Leeds: EJKO D12 JOKE +55 65
>Gunther_Jacobi: DEEIPRS I5 PRESIDE +69 126
#note There is a play 80 points better!
>Kevin_Leeds: ?DDEITT 15A TID. +15 80
#note missed DITTOED or DEMITTED (got kind of close to DEMITTED but then never considered M for the blank since 26 is a large number of disparate letters)
>Gunther_Jacobi: AORVY H11 OVARY +47 173
>Kevin_Leeds: ?DEFRRT 13G R.FTEReD +82 162
>Gunther_Jacobi: MOO - +0 173
#note Gunther believed RAFTERED may not be a word
>Kevin_Leeds: IILNQTX B14 Q. +22 184
>Gunther_Jacobi: MOO 12K MOO +19 192
>Kevin_Leeds: EIILNTX E5 NIX +29 213
>Gunther_Jacobi: EIIL 5I .ILEI +14 206
>Kevin_Leeds: GILNOTU M3 GU.LT +14 227
#note This turn is confusing. In order Quackle chooses GLUT(E)I 18, LOUT D3 12, OUT D4 10, M1 LOUTING 20, M2 OUTING 18, M3 TO(I)LING, N13 (D)UO 8 ... not what I picked at all. This turn deserves another look so that I can become extremely great like Nigel Richards!
>Gunther_Jacobi: EEEE I13 .EE +13 219
>Kevin_Leeds: ILNOORT K8 OINO..L +18 245
#note Quackle is very upset at me here for missing ROOTLIN(G)
>Gunther_Jacobi: ABH 4J HAB. +33 252
>Kevin_Leeds: ETW D4 WET +16 261
>Gunther_Jacobi: AEEG 6G AG.EE +19 271
>Kevin_Leeds: DEGIR N10 GIR.ED +32 293
>Gunther_Jacobi: ?SZ 15L Ze.S +69 340
>Kevin_Leeds: EINNSTW K3 W... +7 300
#note A really nice use of the word OWSEN here would be to put it at 8K for 43 points
>Gunther_Jacobi: AN L2 NA.. +13 353
>Kevin_Leeds: EHINNST 6B IN.. +6 306
>Gunther_Jacobi: COPT B3 OPT.C +9 362
>Kevin_Leeds: AEHMNST C3 HE +28 334
>Gunther_Jacobi: AAINST A1 AINS +31 393
>Kevin_Leeds: AMNST 8M SAT +16 350
#note there's an out play for 9 points and a play that scores 21 but I chose this instead
>Gunther_Jacobi: AR 6M .AR +5 398
>Gunther_Jacobi: (MN) +8 406
#note I think what I faced here is a good example of methodical, consistent play.
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