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#player1 Conrad_Bassett-Bouchard Conrad Bassett-Bouchard
#player2 Charles_Reinke Charles Reinke
>Conrad_Bassett-Bouchard: BDMOU 8D DUMBO +24 24
>Charles_Reinke: EILRSTV E5 REV.IST +40 40
#note RIVULETS you dumbo.
>Conrad_Bassett-Bouchard: AIKO 10D A.KOI +19 43
>Charles_Reinke: CEILORW D1 WILCO +30 70
>Conrad_Bassett-Bouchard: AEEEESW -AEEE +0 43
>Charles_Reinke: EHINQRR 1D .HINER +36 106
>Conrad_Bassett-Bouchard: AAJ 7C JA.A +29 72
>Charles_Reinke: ADEOQRX F5 EX.. +57 163
>Conrad_Bassett-Bouchard: ?AELOTV 2H LEVATOr +88 160
>Charles_Reinke: ADNOOQR 2A QAD. +28 191
#note I probably should do L2 TRANQ to not give back potential A-column plays as well as make row 1 plays to the triple less worthwhile.
>Conrad_Bassett-Bouchard: AMPRT H10 .MPART +39 199
>Charles_Reinke: FINOORU 12H .ROOF +20 211
#note G13 FOU. It's not really worth keeping the U for column A plays.
>Conrad_Bassett-Bouchard: AZ G13 ZA +44 243
>Charles_Reinke: EIILNSU K11 L. +4 215
#note Fishing for an S (QUINSIES), N (QUININES), or E (EQUINE). An F, C, or T also works to bingo making PROOFS. Roughly a one in three shot, although EQUINE is not worth scoring four points for. Quackle likes the conventional fish of A2 QUIN; if he has two E's, then EQUINE comes down; on the other hand, if he doesn't have it, chances are good I will draw an E and be able to play it.
>Conrad_Bassett-Bouchard: FHN M1 F.HN +20 263
>Charles_Reinke: EIINSSU A2 .UINSIES +104 319
#note "The fishing trip was a success! I caught the big one! Sincerely, Charles"
>Conrad_Bassett-Bouchard: PU I11 U.P +29 292
>Charles_Reinke: AEEGNOW 1M .EW +28 347
#note Quackle likes F14 WO, preferring AEEGN over AEGNO even with the five E's in the bag.
>Conrad_Bassett-Bouchard: ?ABEIRR M9 BRAsIER +82 374
>Charles_Reinke: AEGGNOY 15K GY.ON +39 386
>Conrad_Bassett-Bouchard: CEEGIN 6E ..IGENCE +20 394
#note Conrad took forever here, but I think it's a good play. It blocks the most likely bingo line (starting at 7H) and scores some points.
>Charles_Reinke: AEEGOST N5 GOATEES +72 458
>Conrad_Bassett-Bouchard: DDILNTU O7 DID +30 424
>Charles_Reinke: ETY F14 YE +27 485
#note Conrad had only a few seconds on his clock, so slow-playing seemed smart.
>Conrad_Bassett-Bouchard: LNTU L5 L.NT +5 429
>Charles_Reinke: T 14M .T +8 493
>Charles_Reinke: (U) +2 495
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