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#player1 Lester Lester
#player2 Noah Noah
>Lester: OVX 8G VOX +26 26
>Noah: CGHNORS 7H HONG +24 24
>Lester: ELTW 6E WELT +15 41
>Noah: ACEORSW 5E OW +25 49
>Lester: IOQTU 4A QUOIT +54 95
>Noah: ACELNRS L1 LANCERS +79 128
>Lester: ?AGOORS 3G OReGA.OS +68 163
>Noah: ADEIIPU 1H AUDI.E +21 149
#note Apparently ADEI is better than IP? I like this anyway because it is opener.
>Lester: FZ 5K F.Z +30 193
>Noah: DEIIMPR K7 .IMPIER +24 173
#note I liked this play, because it was open against a less open player. Unfortunately, I didn't think of the D(WELT) hook, which might make IMP a better play than I thought. Still, I liked this play. I like GIMPED even better, but I was unsure of that, unfortunately.
>Lester: ABDLM 12J B.DLAM +28 221
>Noah: ADENNTU A4 .UANTED +51 224
>Lester: BEHIIRT O10 TI.BER +30 251
#note Lester's rack. He had a tough time deciding between this and HEIR, and regretted this with hindsight. Seems a fine play, though.
>Noah: AILNNTV C3 N.NVITAL +76 300
>Lester: AHIJ D9 HAJI +35 286
>Noah: ?CEEISU 15H CUtESIE. +80 380
>Lester: AGNOY E9 AGONY +48 334
>Noah: DEEKOTY F11 EKED +35 415
#note I wondered what the right decision was here. This seemed good, scoring well and keeping something for scoring. He will likely be able to go out in two after this, but I couldn't find anything that would give reliable out-in-ones. Quackle suggests KY(E), YO(M), and (QUOIT)ED, which might be alright, though I'm not sure, this seems fine to me.
>Lester: AEFIPRR C12 FRAP +29 363
#note Best is PAR(L)E, a cute setup that gives two nice spots for his remaining tiles.
>Noah: EOSTY 15A TE.OY +33 448
#note Missed ES(P)Y.
>Lester: EIR M10 RI.E +8 371
>Lester: (S) +2 373
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