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#player1 Andy_Saunders Andy Saunders
#player2 Beth_Amos Beth Amos
>Andy_Saunders: ?DDEHTT 8H EDH +14 14
>Beth_Amos: LV H7 L.V +6 6
>Andy_Saunders: ?ADOTTU 7H .OUT +14 28
#note Not that I've ever surpassed anyone in dating, but I should have seen OUTDATe.
>Beth_Amos: ENW K4 WEN. +14 20
>Andy_Saunders: ?ADJLRT 10G TAJ +17 45
#note For some reason I saw JARL and dismissed it. Quackle thinks it's the best play. I think that I liked the better synergy that DRL? has compared to DT?.
>Beth_Amos: ?CELNRS 5F CLEaN.RS +59 79
>Andy_Saunders: ?DELMOR L7 sMOLDER +78 123
>Beth_Amos: FGIO H1 FOGI. +30 109
>Andy_Saunders: ABDIPTY 13G PAYDI.T +40 163
#note I was really surprised when I checked afterwards and found out this wasn't good. It's about 5 equity points better than BIPARTY, though -- and it didn't get a hold.
>Beth_Amos: GIY H12 Y.GI +36 145
>Andy_Saunders: BEIMOOR 8L .EMO +24 187
>Beth_Amos: OZ 2F ZO. +32 177
>Andy_Saunders: BEIORRW N8 .OWER +18 205
#note Plenty of scoring plays down from L1 here, like WRIER. I think that I was too focused on shutting down the bingo line from O8.
>Beth_Amos: IV 14F VI. +19 196
>Andy_Saunders: ABIKQRT M3 QI. +24 229
#note Quackle likes M2 QAT(S) better. I'm not sure why. It puts the Q beside the DWS, and you really need an S in order to make a good counter-play after opp takes the DWS. Yes, you do have an I if the spot isn't taken, but it isn't as if there is a dearth of Is unseen at the moment.
>Beth_Amos: FIN N2 FIN +25 221
>Andy_Saunders: AABKRTT 3C KATA +27 256
>Beth_Amos: EGU D3 .GUE +10 231
>Andy_Saunders: AABORRT K9 BAA +22 278
>Beth_Amos: AACDELR O1 AE +11 242
>Andy_Saunders: BEOPRRT O11 REPOT +29 307
#note Quackle likes REBOP. I've never seen REBOP before.
>Beth_Amos: ACDELNR I1 EN +20 262
>Andy_Saunders: ABDIRTX 11D TAXI +24 331
>Beth_Amos: CE 6B CE. +11 273
>Andy_Saunders: ABDNORS 12C BOD +19 350
#note For some reason, I thought this shut down the bingo line down the B column.
>Beth_Amos: H 9K ..H. +22 295
>Andy_Saunders: ALNRSSU J1 US +26 376
#note If I'd realized that Beth could still bingo with the C in the 3rd position, I might have made some sort of blocking play.
>Beth_Amos: EIINRSU B4 IN.ISURE +62 357
#note Instead, I get bingoed out on. Fortunately, my previous play was enough to outrun the bingo.
>Beth_Amos: (NLARS) +10 367
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