$10,000 Scrabble Championship Game 

I think there's a lot of confirmation bias at play here. It's hard to see that the choice of ANOXIAS was correct when you see what happened thereafter. I will eventually be posting an analysis of this game (and all my other championship games), and I'll try my best to explain to the audience why I am almost certain my positioning was correct.

I play Scrabble, but in French, and it's very interesting how different the playstyle is : I would never have played TUNNY for 18 to open an x9 row with the T (but I'm not quite sure how dangerous is the T, and what were the other options) We certainly have a lot to learn from English Scrabble in classical (that's how we call the 1v1 formula)

Thanks for the kind words - and thanks for watching! We have more great games to come

AH and WO are, though!

Hello :)

Thanks for watching, and for your comment. I try not to hard core classify the games by lexicon, or really highlight it, because I want the channel to appeal to as many as possible. I have considered added a standard line in the description to identify the dictionary played with. In this case it was NWL 18 with a small twist for live streamed play. Let me ask though - how would you like the lexicon identified? do you think in the description is ok, or would you want it somewhere more prominent?

@@letsplayscrabbledotcom Description would certainly be better than nothing.

And hold out to use the s to pluralise it on next turn