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#player1 W Will Anderson
#player2 Howard Howard Warner
>W: GIJNOOS 8D JINGO +42 42
>Howard: ADGILTY E5 ALG.DITY +102 102
>W: DHINOST D10 HIND +33 75
>Howard: ?EEKRSU 14B RESKUEd +83 185
>W: ?AEIOST 15E OSTIAtE +81 156
>Howard: AQ J13 QA. +13 198
>W: CEGHOTU D1 COUGH +33 189
#note I need the ET leave after COUGH compared to the GO leave of QUETCH#, which is otherwise pretty close.
>Howard: EFILORR 3A FLO.RIER +74 272
>W: AAEILPT B1 PA.LIATE +74 263
>Howard: EPRV A8 PERV +39 311
>W: AANRTUW H1 WA.RAN +30 293
#note The Q plays all gave back huge counterplay, so the idea here was to block the H1 triple, score well, and maybe get a better Q play next turn. However, it's possible that QUANT is a gamble worth taking given that I have an A in hand.
>Howard: BDN F2 B.ND +20 331
>W: AOSTTUY 9G OUTSTAY +72 365
>Howard: DFNO 8L FOND +50 381
>W: BCEELWX 15A WEX +50 415
#note This is especially nice because the only letter unseen that can hook EX is the R, whereas I retain the L, so I'm a big favorite to reparallel.
>Howard: AMR 13A MAR. +37 418
>W: BCEEEIL L8 ..IBLE +22 437
#note This was a tough call. I felt like blocking QUIZ was pretty important, but I might simply have to shoot for the best possible leave to hit the S, making 7M BEE (my other candidate here) a better idea - and CEE appears to be just as good.
>Howard: EMU 13J .U.ME +32 450
>W: CEEIOOZ J4 COZIE. +37 474
#note I thought this was my best bet, gambling on a miss of VISNE#. 11J ZEBEC blocks that but leaves him many other pathways to win, including very simple plays like SEV/QUEMES#.
>Howard: EINSTV O11 VISNE +44 494
#note Nice find, gg
>W: EO 11K O.E +10 484
#note 7E GOE is two better.
>W: (T) +2 486
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