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#player1 Nigel_Peltier Nigel Peltier
#player2 Noah Noah
>Nigel_Peltier: ??AELNR 8B unLEARN +62 62
#note G4, Portland WGPO 1day, 11/14/21.
>Noah: DFINNRT E7 R.FIND +20 20
>Nigel_Peltier: MOO D10 MOO +22 84
>Noah: EJMNPTY B7 J.MPY +24 44
>Nigel_Peltier: AEGO C5 AGO.E +22 106
>Noah: DEINOTW A11 OWNED +44 88
>Nigel_Peltier: OX B13 OX +38 144
#note I think he took a while to play this. I think I wondered if he had XeD F10 available (I don't think I realized until now that that was impossible). So maybe he was consonant heavy? Perhaps he was considering VOX D3. In hindsight, that explanation looks plausible.
>Noah: AEGIIQT D4 QI +24 112
>Nigel_Peltier: AIRV E2 VAIR +31 175
>Noah: AAEGITY I4 GAIETY +21 133
>Nigel_Peltier: CETU 5I .CUTE +14 189
>Noah: AACDHLN L3 DA.CHA +26 159
#note Tricky. Also looked at LANCH, CHANT, NAH, and CANTHAL. Was perhaps closest to playing LANCH, of the other plays. The sim likes DAH F12, which is an interesting idea, as well as LANCH.
>Nigel_Peltier: IRS 13A ..IRS +27 216
>Noah: BLNNOPV -BLNOPV +0 159
#note After drawing, I wondered if I should've kept another consonant -- the pool is vowel-heavy. This is still winning the sim, though.
>Nigel_Peltier: BE F10 BE +26 242
>Noah: AEEEHNO 2B HEA.E +26 185
>Nigel_Peltier: EINNRST 1F TINNERS +76 318
>Noah: EFNOOSV 1A OOF +28 213
#note I don't think I saw this at 2H. This blocks the scoring spot, though, which may be a good thing.
>Nigel_Peltier: GILU M7 IGLU +16 334
>Noah: AENSSUV 8K V..US +27 240
>Nigel_Peltier: DKOR N3 DORK +27 361
>Noah: AEILNST O8 .ALTINES +77 317
#note 1Thought it might be good to balance the spot at O1, but I wasn't really sure. Gave up on the idea of winning. Maybe I could try a four tile play.
>Nigel_Peltier: AIPTUWZ M2 ZA +32 393
>Noah: BEELT 14J BEETL. +28 345
>Noah: (PUWIT) +20 365
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