#player1 Jan_Dixon Jan Dixon
#player2 Will Will
>Jan_Dixon: ACDEILR 8G RADICEL +72 72
>Will: AEEMPPT 7D METEPA +23 23
>Jan_Dixon: LOORU K8 .OLOUR +16 88
>Will: ABDHPSU 8A HABU +35 58
#note Too bad she blocked HUBCAPS.
>Jan_Dixon: BERSSTV 13I VE.BS +28 116
>Will: ADHPRSV L4 HARP.D +27 85
>Jan_Dixon: EMSZ E4 MEZ.S +42 158
>Will: ?DIIOSV N2 VIrOIDS +85 170
>Jan_Dixon: AFX 9F FAX +30 188
>Will: DFGINOQ K4 OF +25 195
>Jan_Dixon: AEGR 6B GRA.E +30 218
>Will: DGIILNQ 3M Q. +22 217
>Jan_Dixon: IINORST -IINORS +0 218
>Will: ADGIILN G6 D...ILING +29 246
>Jan_Dixon: EORW D1 WORE +30 248
>Will: ACEGNOY 12A GYNOEC.A +84 330
>Jan_Dixon: ITTY 1D .ITTY +33 281
>Will: EKLNOSU A12 .UNK +27 357
>Jan_Dixon: JO C2 JO +31 312
>Will: EILNNOS 9A ONE +16 373
>Jan_Dixon: ITT 10A TIT +21 333
>Will: ILNNSUW J2 WIN +20 393
>Jan_Dixon: ?AEEIRT 15G sERIATE +82 415
>Jan_Dixon: ?AEEIRT --  -82 333
#note This looks like a desperation phony, but it's a clever ploy. If I challenge sERIATE off and then make the obvious play, SINE J7, Jan can bingo out with REA(L)ITiE(S) to win, forming FARO, REI, PAD and NODI to win by 4.
>Will: AELNSU M7 A.ES +18 411
#note I was too lazy to solve this endgame, but it's actually not that complex. ULANS in the same spot looks best.
>Jan_Dixon: ?AEEIRT 14A .EARIn. +14 347
>Will: LNU F3 LUN.. +12 423
>Will:  (ET) +4 427