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#player1 Rob_Snow,_Sr. Rob Snow, Sr.
#player2 Matthew_Tunnicliffe Matthew Tunnicliffe
>Rob_Snow,_Sr.: CIOPS H4 PISCO +24 24
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: ADEELNU 6C UNLEA.ED +65 65
>Rob_Snow,_Sr.: BLOW D2 BLOW. +20 44
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: ?AINPRT C6 .PRATINg +76 141
#note Missing 5G PIRATING.
>Rob_Snow,_Sr.: EGM 8A GE.M +30 74
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: OOQRTWZ 2D .OZO +35 176
#note The other option is 12A WONT for a tighter board. It seemed likely that my future Q play would go down in that bottom left corner, though, so I decided to leave it open
>Rob_Snow,_Sr.: EINOSU E5 E.USION +46 120
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: ?QRRTUW 10C .R.W +15 191
#note I very nearly pulled the trigger on B11 QUaRT for 39. It's close, but I think it's worth it to be greedy
>Rob_Snow,_Sr.: AAEG 3B GA.EA +25 145
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: ?AQRTTU 8G T.RQUATe +67 258
#note B11 QUART is definitely better here, but I decided the chance at a free turn if Ross tried to hook this was worth the equity sacrifice.
>Rob_Snow,_Sr.: OO D10 .OO +13 158
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: DEIRRTY 1G YIRRED +41 299
>Rob_Snow,_Sr.: FI 7M IF +13 171
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: BHIINTV M2 INHIB.. +24 323
#note I can't reasonably kill the IFS spot this turn, but this makes it easier to do it next turn. Quackle likes 5G BINIT better because I can score well with the H next turn. But then I may still be unable to block IFS...
>Rob_Snow,_Sr.: AU J8 .UA +14 185
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: EEHKSTV 4L K.ET +24 347
>Rob_Snow,_Sr.: AEELNOS A8 .ASOLENE +80 265
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: EEFHSTV O1 HEF. +30 377
>Rob_Snow,_Sr.: IMNR 5G M.RIN +23 288
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: DEEISTV 11J DEV +28 405
>Rob_Snow,_Sr.: AV L11 .AV +18 306
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: AEIJSTY 13J JI.Y +34 439
>Rob_Snow,_Sr.: CDGLTX F2 ..X +19 325
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: AEST 14L SEAT +23 462
>Matthew_Tunnicliffe: (CDGLT) +18 480
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