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Stats for January 15, 2020


1st Charles Reinke played a nearly unprecedent 6 games thanks to a pair of two-on-ones, and finished 5-1 +384. In the first round, he faced off against Dave and Andy. Against Dave, Charles recorded his only loss of the night, 376-412. Dave played READIES and LOANERS, and was aided by Charles challenging his valid FRIGS (FRIG is both a verb and a noun, the noun form pluralizes as FRIGES). In his other game, Andy struck first with ASTHENY, and later added TONSURE, but Charles played MONGEESE and EMPORIA and won 447-420. His game against Bryan went a lot smoother, with him winning handily 447-305 while playing ESPANOL (Bryan later put an S on that, but ESPANOLES is the only plural) and CORTINS. In the third round, he was part of the "two" in the two-on-one, facing Thomas. He had his best bingoing performance, playing PUNDITS, SOILAGES, and the nine-letter EMBODIERS. Thomas got a nine-letter bingo of his own, ITERATION, but it was still Charles' win 492-362. He once again played two in the final round, this time Helen and Andy (again). He beat Helen 398-295 with a sole bingo of DOGTAILS (DOGSTAIL is also acceptable). In his rematch with Andy, he again came out on top in a close one, 406-388. Andy bingoed with DETAINEE one short of a triple word score, allowing Charles to play WEBS for 75, which helped him earn the win.

2nd Thomas Reinke came in second at 3-2 +136, the only other player with a winning record. He played Mark in all four rounds, starting off with a loss, 378-495. Mark played HOLSTERS, PLAINED, and DRAFTIER while Thomas only bingoed with the Collins-only LITEROSE*. Things swung wildly in Thomas' direction in the next game, as he held Mark bingo-less and played four of his own: INTIMAE, LETHALS (n. LETHAL, a death-causing genetic defect), BANGERS, and STURDIER in a 499-287 win. In the third round, he attempted to play in two dictionaries at once, British with Mark and Good Old Normal American English against Charles. He was reasonably successful; despite his 362-492 loss against Charles, he didn't play any British-only words. He won against Mark 495-418, with Mark playing AMATIVE (adj. amorous) and TREPANS, and Thomas playing VIZIERS, REACTORS, and BROILED. Freed from the shackles of dictionary-confusion in the last round, he won once again, 474-380. His best play that games was CATFACES for 95, which also won word-of-the-week. A CATFACE is a deformity of some fruit, which is a lot less cute than I was imagining.



Bingos
Thomas Reinke12LITEROSE# INTIMAE LETHALS BANGERS STURDIER REPUTED ITERATION VIZIERS REACTORS BROILED CATFACES ENDOSARC
Charles Reinke11MONGEESE EMPORIA EENSIER ESPANOL CORTINS PUNDITS SOILAGES EMBODIERS AEROSATS ACROBAT DOGTAILS
Andy Bohnsack9ASTHENY TONSURE UNIFIERS REGALIA PICEOUS SPITTING TROTLINE SCARIER DETAINEE
Mark Kenas6HOLSTERS PLAINED DRAFTIER TREPANS AMATIVE NITRILS
Bryan Benwitz5RETRAIN ROUGHED ACONITES LEANNESS SLICKED
Dave Gilligan5READIES LOANERS FLATTERS AERIEST NAIADES
Helen Flores3SLOPING RETINAS TEMPTED

High Averages
442Thomas Reinke
428Charles Reinke
400Andy Bohnsack
395Mark Kenas
384Bryan Benwitz

Low Opponent Averages
364Charles Reinke
365Helen Flores
376Bryan Benwitz
386Andy Bohnsack
405Dave Gilligan

High Scoring Bingos
95CATFACESThomas Reinke
91ASTHENYAndy Bohnsack
89ESPANOLCharles Reinke
88EMBODIERSCharles Reinke
85ROUGHEDBryan Benwitz

Session Averages
Avg. Game Score394
Avg. Winning Score437
Avg. Losing Score352
Avg. Bingo Score74

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