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This site was last updated on: Sunday, June 16, 2013

Website contact: Glenda Foster fostergb@ihug.co.nz

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Board of the month

2013-03-31 10.52.42

A close game between Vicky Robertson and Lawson Sue at the 2013 Masters Tournament. Here is Vicky’s description.
Lawson’s time was ticking down fast - the score was tight - I played four of my last 5 tiles NOPE for 14 points taking my score to 448 And leaving me with just 1 tile  - the blank. I pressed my clock - Lawson had just 2 secs left - using two hands he threw his remaining tiles down in a fumble of hands and clock slamming to make UTE for 16 points. Zero seconds left he goes out - neither of us knows who has won - we add up the scores - arrgh! Lawson wins by 1 point  - final score: 449-448 - a heck of a game - as close as scrabble can get to extreme sport!
(though Lawson had used his time up I still had over a minute left and should have played in the spot he finished in, as this was the only way I could have won)
Note the nice opening play of FLEURETS and the later bingo SURVIEW hooked onto ZITI.
 

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