Game Details
Player 1
#player1 Milan Milan
#player2 Tunnicliffe Tunnicliffe
>Milan: HLLU 8G HULL +14 14
>Tunnicliffe: ACNORXZ 7F ZAX +35 35
>Milan: DIJNS K4 DJINS +34 48
>Tunnicliffe: ACGNOOR L1 RACOON +35 70
#note Just COO might be better. Or is it?
>Milan: AEFLY - +0 48
#note Challenged.
>Tunnicliffe: EEEGIRW J6 WI.E +31 101
>Milan: AEFLY 1G FLAYE. +36 84
>Tunnicliffe: AEEEGIR M4 GEE +26 127
>Milan: CEFI N1 FICE +24 108
>Tunnicliffe: AAEIORS 3L .O.A +26 153
>Milan: ET O1 ET. +26 134
>Tunnicliffe: AEIOORS I8 .OO +7 160
>Milan: NPU 11G PUN +9 143
>Tunnicliffe: AEIMRRS 12B MARRIES +77 237
>Milan: ?IMNRST 9A MaRTINS +67 210
>Tunnicliffe: DHINOTT 8A OH +31 268
>Milan: VWY C11 W.VY +26 236
>Tunnicliffe: DINNTTT 10H N.DI +25 293
#note N6 DINT isn't nearly as reckless as I had thought. Leaving NTTT is far more dangerous.
>Milan: GLO G1 .LOG +9 245
>Tunnicliffe: EENPTTT I3 TENT +13 306
#note Chickened out on PETTO. I really just should have played anything that blocked FLOGS.
>Milan: ?AADIRS 5A RADIAnS +73 318
>Tunnicliffe: BEEIPRT A1 BITE. +24 330
#note Missing the star play... 2F BLITE.
>Milan: EQUU 3A .UQUE +28 346
>Tunnicliffe: ABEGKPR D1 KR.B. +32 362
#note There are two ways to go about trying to win this game. I can take 7A PAGE and force Mark to find and block my out play of KRUBI. Or I can play KRUBI now and force Mark to find a way to block PAGE and GRAPE while simultaneously setting up an unblockable out for himself. I picked wrong. Mark says he would not have found KRUBI had I played PAGE first. Maybe he would have though. Because he had 10+ minutes for the endgame.
>Milan: ADEIOTV D8 O.TE. +11 357
#note Great job my Mark. He finds one of the two ways to win.
>Tunnicliffe: AEGP 14B G.P +18 380
#note Feeling deflated losing my third in a row, especially because it might have been winnable if I had waited on KRUBI.
>Milan: ADIV N6 DIVA +26 383
>Milan: (AE) +4 387
Player 2
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