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#player1 Bing Bing
#player2 MB MB
>Bing: BDEINNS 8G BIND +14 14
#note Another interesting opening rack problem. This time, taking the points with BINNED might be best, since it is fairly defensive. But it seems a shame to break up this promising rack. BIND or NIB (better than BIN) are the other major choices. I thought it was pretty close, but opted for the middle ground of BIND, although the I-hook was slightly dangerous.
>MB: IQ 7H QI +26 26
>Bing: CEIINST K5 INCITES +94 108
>MB: CMO J10 MOC +25 51
>Bing: AEEGIIR 6I GE.II +12 120
>MB: EEINPU 12D EUPNEI. +24 75
>Bing: ABEEJRT E11 J.BE +26 146
#note This may look reckless, but I think it was best.
>MB: FLOPS 15A FLOPS +53 128
>Bing: AEHMRTY 14E .RYTHEMA +70 216
>MB: DOUX - +0 128
#note (Lost Challenge)
>Bing: DEOORTW 15L WOOD +45 261
>MB: DOUX 13L DOUX +31 159
>Bing: AEEORRT 10F AERO..TER +65 326
>MB: AGZ 4K ZAG +45 204
>Bing: AEEILUY 9M YEA +21 347
>MB: AAH 8M AHA +36 240
>Bing: EFGILRU 9C FUGLE +22 369
>MB: DIKLNTU 8A TUI +14 254
>Bing: INRRVVW -NRVVW +0 369
>MB: AOT 15H OAT +22 276
>Bing: EILORRS A6 RO.L +4 373
#note With both blanks out, I had to do something to block the easy bingo line.
>MB: ESTV N2 VEST +28 304
>Bing: AEINRSW E2 SWEARIN. +74 447
>MB: ?AKLNNR D1 KoAN +34 338
>Bing: ?DV 3C V.. +18 465
>MB: LNR C7 R.. +7 345
>Bing: ?D 10B De +12 477
>Bing: (LN) +4 481
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