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#player1 Toh_Weibin Toh Weibin
#player2 Tony_Sim Tony Sim
>Toh_Weibin: ?ABIMNU 8B AlBUMIN +76 76
#note The only bingo!
>Tony_Sim: DENOORT B7 R.TOONED +72 72
>Toh_Weibin: CDEERST 13A S.CRETED +74 150
>Tony_Sim: BILZ F10 BLI.Z +42 114
>Toh_Weibin: CIKORSY 7E YOK +35 185
>Tony_Sim: EPX D12 P.EX +42 156
>Toh_Weibin: CFIIRSY 9G FY +31 216
>Tony_Sim: ADGI H11 GA.ID +27 183
>Toh_Weibin: ACIIRRS A13 .IR +12 228
#note He was originally considering IGAD 6C, which would have given me AR(D)RI H11. Hmm, this is OK enough, I guess...
>Tony_Sim: AAEIRST 15H .ATARIES +80 263
>Toh_Weibin: ACILNRS I2 CARLINS +72 300
>Tony_Sim: AAIMNOT O8 AMATION. +83 346
>Toh_Weibin: DEFSTUV 10J VEDUT. +20 320
#note Game-losing move. Was somehow too fixated on playing the V off, missing the much more superior FUD N10, which would have also served the purpose of blocking the J. It would also have kept a VEST.
>Tony_Sim: JO N13 JO. +33 379
>Toh_Weibin: AFLOORS J5 OF +28 348
>Tony_Sim: AVW K3 VAW +30 409
>Toh_Weibin: AELNORS L5 SOLAN.ER +77 425
>Tony_Sim: EENP M3 PEEN +22 431
>Toh_Weibin: EEEGHHI N1 GHEE +22 447
#note In a tight situation, this move actually simulates the best. I was considering HIGHE(R) but it seemed to have a low chance of winning, especially if he had a Q play hooking the H and hitting the DWS. H(E)H 11K sims lower than GHEE but might leave the opponent a little more wary of the Q (and hence more prone to mistakes).
>Tony_Sim: ?GITUUW 12J GU.U +5 436
#note Can't remember if he was low on time here, but he didn't need an out-in-two. Playing TWI(G)s straight away would take out my H scoring spot, leaving me with nothing much to capitalise on.
>Toh_Weibin: EHILOQ J1 EH +28 475
#note Q stick! EH O2 is better by 2 points (as it blocks TWI(G)s and doesn't open WITe), but at this juncture, I can't win anyway. I'm wondering, though... what if I'd played H(E)H 11K the move before though?
>Tony_Sim: ?ITW H1 WITe +29 465
>Tony_Sim: (ILOQ) +26 491
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