Game Details
Player 1
#player1 Andrew Andrew
#player2 X X
>Andrew: AOOOTUV -AOOOTUV +0 0
>X: DHIMU 8D HUMID +30 30
>Andrew: ?AAAEOR 7G AA +9 9
>X: DEY 6H DEY +20 50
>Andrew: ?AEIOPR 9E mEROPIA +77 86
>X: JZ J8 J.Z +39 89
>Andrew: ?AFLLLV 5I FALL +24 110
>X: EEIRSST L7 RESITES +75 164
>Andrew: ?ALOOSV 13L .OV +12 122
#note SOV is best for the setup
>X: AEHMT 4J MEATH +34 198
>Andrew: ?AELORS O4 SEROsAL +83 205
>X: ANNO N6 ANON +15 213
>Andrew: CDILUUW 10D WUD +23 228
>X: EKN 12J KE.N +10 223
>Andrew: ACILOOU N12 O.A +21 249
#note Clearly best, giving the hook for the last L
>X: OP M2 PO. +10 233
>Andrew: CEFILOU 2J COU.E +30 279
#note With the S inference, I have to block the top row, and this sims best.
>X: EIINRRX D10 .REN +14 247
>Andrew: DEFGILV 15L VILD +43 322
>X: BCIT D4 BITC. +24 271
>Andrew: EFGNOQT 5C Q. +11 333
#note Maybe a false move - while it is often good to get rid of the Q as soon as possible, it doesn't look best here. TEF E3 is pretty nice, offering the prospect of QI/TI with four I's still unseen. The bold GONEF E1 is not unreasonable. But there are few moves which satisfactorily address the opening on row 14, the most dangerous. I suppose GONEF 13B might have been worth a shot.
>X: AGINRSY 14D SIGNARY +81 352
>Andrew: EFGGNOT 15E FOEN +37 370
#note Sucked in by the score here - FOEN is not as good as GOAF or FEAT H12. So maybe I lost one game by playing GOAF, and another by not playing GOAF.
>X: EIX 6A EXI. +38 390
>Andrew: BGGTTTU A5 T.GG +18 388
>X: EIIRW 1N WE +20 410
>Andrew: BTTU B6 .U +12 400
>X: IIR 13B RI. +6 416
>Andrew: BTT L1 T.B.. +12 412
>X: I 14N .I +5 421
>X: (T) +2 423
Player 2
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