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#player1 Dave_Koenig Dave Koenig
#player2 Evans_Clinchy Evans Clinchy
>Dave_Koenig: Q -Q +0 0
>Evans_Clinchy: CEIPRST 8G TRICEPS +78 78
>Dave_Koenig: ?AGNOPS L6 AP.OSiNG +74 74
>Dave_Koenig: JOU (challenge) +5 79
>Evans_Clinchy: ADENTTY H6 TY.ANTED +63 141
#note DANCETTY#
>Dave_Koenig: JOU J6 JU.O +29 108
>Evans_Clinchy: AILNNQR K11 QI +44 185
>Dave_Koenig: DEELORU M1 URODELE. +77 185
>Evans_Clinchy: ACLNNOR 4F CORNLAN. +74 259
>Dave_Koenig: FRR 1L F.RR +33 218
>Evans_Clinchy: AEEEMNO 2L E.E +15 274
#note MEARE#
>Dave_Koenig: GUV M12 GUV +24 242
>Evans_Clinchy: AEGMNOV 13C AMOVE. +26 300
#note Sim likes GOV# J12, which I hate. This scores more, doesn't expose a hook for the S that I don't have, and I think probably makes it easier to control the board.
>Dave_Koenig: DI D11 DI. +12 254
>Evans_Clinchy: AAGILNX 10L .AX +26 326
#note Ugh. I thought I had to play AX 14B or SAX 10L since the equity was just too much to pass up, so I picked my poison and went with SAX. But I missed LAX J12, which is a way safer option that leaves me with an excellent chance of winning the game. Instead I've opened a hook for him, and I'll have to worry about it from here on out.
>Dave_Koenig: AAINOST 15G ATONIAS +82 336
>Evans_Clinchy: AEGILNO 3G GOA +17 343
#note Now that I'm behind, I decide to leave the hook open, create a second lane too, and hope like hell for a bingo. This gets ugly fast.
>Dave_Koenig: ?EFOWW O6 WOWFEr +53 389
#note Ugh.
>Evans_Clinchy: EHIILNR E8 HILI +20 363
#note Didn't spot THEINE G8.
>Dave_Koenig: ABIT 8A BAIT. +33 422
>Evans_Clinchy: DEHINRZ 2F ZED +41 404
>Dave_Koenig: EEK 7B EKE +27 449
>Evans_Clinchy: BEHINRY F11 BE.Y +26 430
#note Bad. YRNEH# 14A is the star here.
>Dave_Koenig: ILMSTU 6C SLUM +22 471
>Evans_Clinchy: HINR 14I HI +16 446
#note NTH G7
>Dave_Koenig: IT 9A IT +9 480
>Dave_Koenig: (NR) +4 484
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