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#player1 Thomas Thomas
#player2 Will Will
>Thomas: DIIR 8H IRID +10 10
>Will: ?CFHORU 9J FOUR +16 16
>Thomas: AEHISTT 10E ATHEIST +76 86
>Will: ?CEHKRW E8 WH.CKiER +88 104
#note Missed the much superior 7D spots.
>Thomas: TTWX 13C TW.XT +30 116
>Will: ?AALMNU 15A MANU.iAL +140 244
#note Undeserved after missing my best play last turn. Can't really complain about how the rest of the game unfolded.
>Thomas: BEILRUZ F2 BRULZIE +99 215
>Will: ADDEOPY 11K YOD +30 274
>Thomas: AO 12D O.A +33 248
>Will: AADEEMP 14A APE +25 299
>Thomas: IIOOOO -IIOOOO +0 248
>Will: ADEEMQU 5C QUA.MED +38 337
#note Oops, not good. I played it without a second thought. Actually all of my energy this turn went into whether I should play DEMARQUE*. Funny that if I make the normal play of QUEUED I'd have an M to play on top of his response.
>Thomas: ACEIRTY 2B ACER.ITY +80 328
>Will: EEEFGLN 12L FEEL +29 366
>Thomas: EIJORSV D1 V.RJ.S +40 368
>Will: BEGINNV 1G GIBE +37 403
#note Crud, BENIGN is so good. Blocks the two easiest lines, scores, and draws 6 towards the esses. Keeping the E with GIB is pretty important too. Really bad job by me here.
>Thomas: DEINOPT 4H POINTED +86 454
#note Was cool to find out postgame that VERJUS left EIO
>Will: AENNNSV B1 N.N +3 406
#note I think this is the way to go here but it's tough. Dumb 2 ply sim says I bingo 25% after it, with a ton of those hitting pretty hard, including EVASION on the most common draw of IO and a bunch more (AVENGES, AVENSES, ALEVINS, ENSLAVE) down A, and a bunch more nice options like EVANGELS and maybe the walk off grand slams VASELINE or NOVELLAS down O. On the negative side, my play scores 3 points - but given that the G is the heaviest tile in the bag, it's tough to imagine Thomas scoring well enough to outrun me without also emptying the bag, in which case a bingo nearly always wins.
>Thomas: EGINOOS A3 ISOGONE +79 533
>Will: AAENOSV 6F .ONAE +29 435
#note This game was a pretty awful experience
>Thomas: GILO N1 GIL. +12 545
>Will: ASV O12 .AVS +21 456
>Will: (O) +2 458
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