Game Details
Player 1
#player1 TS TS
#player2 Bing Bing
>TS: AERTX 8H RETAX +40 40
>Bing: AEENNSU L4 ANNE. +24 24
>TS: AYZ 6J ZA.Y +36 76
>Bing: DEFISSU H3 FISSU.ED +63 87
#note SURFSIDE scores 1 more point, but is weaker defensively. Pretty close between the two.
>TS: ERR 5E ERR. +8 84
>Bing: AABEINO 4D ABO +16 103
>TS: CDEEINR 10E CIN.ERED +66 150
>Bing: AEEINSS 9J ANE +24 127
#note I can't quite see the justification for withholding the 2nd S on this board, but this play sims about even with ANES. I missed ES (9L,18) over the board, but that's probably the best option, since it keeps a great leave and sets up a bingo line. Retaining the IN combination for RETAXING is another (minor) benefit.
>TS: IORTVY E8 VI.TORY +30 180
>Bing: EIJMOSS D12 JO +38 165
>TS: IIIIIIO -IIIIIIO +0 180
>Bing: ABEIMSS F12 BEAM +32 197
#note Tough position. Going up 17 points on a tightening board and keeping the 2 S's seemed pretty good, but possibly the simple JOB might have been better, with the expectation of cashing in on an S. This would also keep a nice bingo-prone leave in case opponent opened the board.
>TS: COO C13 COO +22 202
>Bing: FISSUVW -FIVUW +0 197
>TS: ??AEIOP B7 OPIAtEs +65 267
>Bing: GNNPSST 15A ST.P +27 224
>TS: AMU A6 AMU +31 298
>Bing: GHNNSUV A11 UH +19 243
#note This looks gross, but I was going for the I. VUGH (3A,27) sims best.
>TS: ETW 11I TEW +32 330
>Bing: GILNNSV 8H .....ING +48 291
>TS: ALLOW 15F .ALLOW +33 363
>Bing: GILNQSV C5 VIG +17 308
#note I have no idea what this was about. Maybe aliens took over my brain. I guess if I picked UII that would be QUISLING, so there was a slim chance of success.
>TS: EH 14I EH +28 391
>Bing: FGLNOQS 9D Q. +11 319
#note Now even if I hit GOLFINGS, it probably wouldn't be enough to win.
>TS: IKT N7 K.IT +10 401
>Bing: EFGLNOS 13I GONEF +34 353
>TS: DDIILRT 12L DIRT +23 424
>Bing: LSU 3H .LUS +8 361
>Bing: (ILD) +8 369
Player 2
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