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#player1 Mack Mack
#player2 Joe Joe
>Mack: HHIMOUU H7 HUH +18 18
>Joe: ETV I6 VET +15 15
>Mack: ?EGIMOU J7 MEOUInG +72 90
>Joe: EQY 10I Q.EY +16 31
>Mack: IKLNORS M10 SKOL +33 123
#note Considered KYLIN to save the S, but since HEM takes an E anyway, it didn't seem that valuable, especially with 3 more unseen. This looks good.
>Joe: DEGIL K3 GLIDE +23 54
>Mack: AAEIMNR G5 AIRMAN +33 156
>Joe: INP F9 PIN +19 73
>Mack: EEOOTVZ E8 OOZE +51 207
>Joe: ACINPSS 3E SPACIN.S +65 138
#note I held on this, but wisely let it go.
>Mack: EEGNTUV 12F GUV +18 225
#note Was waffling between this and the D11 placement. The alternative would have worked out much better, but neither play looks materially better than the other positionally.
>Joe: EEJR L12 JEER +44 182
>Mack: EEENOTW 15F TWEENE. +30 255
>Joe: ?EFIOTX 13A FOXIEsT +94 276
>Mack: FIORRTY A8 FORTI.Y +51 306
#note
>Joe: IINR H1 RI.IN +26 302
>Mack: ABBCDRT D4 BRACT +23 329
#note I didn't consider plays making BOOZE, but I like this to unload the extra consonant. Even though the BOOZE plays block the B column, they'll still give Joe another floater to bingo through, but at this point Joe may very well not need to bingo to win anyway.
>Joe: ALW F3 .AWL +21 323
>Mack: AABDLOO 12C AB +25 354
#note Touch call here between this and emptying the bag with something like B6 BOA. The problem with BOA is that Joe can still bingo through the R on row 1, and may very well be able to outrun me with a play like L3 SADES. With AB, I go up 34 points so I have a much better chance of winning if Joe doesn't bingo than after BOA. BOA would have worked out better in this scneario (though I'd have still lost after L3 SANES), but I'm fine with AB.
>Joe: ADENRSU B3 ASUNDER +67 390
>Mack: ADDLOOT A1 DODO +27 381
>Joe: A 11M .A +6 396
>Joe: (ALT) +6 402
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