Game 50267 · cross-tables #7346 · recorded evidence

New Player 1 vs mwahaha

Recorded final scores

New Player 1
698
mwahaha
601
TW
Triple word
DW
Double word
TL
Triple letter
DL
Double letter

Underlined letter = blank.

Detailed position table
Initial position · Empty board

Score lead

New Player 1 minus mwahaha. 14 of 15 loaded events have known scores for both sides. Temporary leads before withdrawals are included. Unknown values leave gaps.

Event / score / lead table
Recorded cumulative scores and their difference. — means no recorded value.
EventNew Player 1mwahahaLead
198——
2987127
31697198
416915712
525015793
62502473
733524788
83353332
9538333205
1053843999
11621439182
1262153190
13698531167
1469860197
1569860197

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Detailed position

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Sources and diagnostics

Canonical participants: New Player 1 (365) · mwahaha (7397). Original name declarations remain available in the linked source files.

Exclusion reason: No manual exclusion recorded. Main-word coverage: complete. Crossword coverage: complete.

Archive coverage

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Archived sources
62323
Analytical games
60728
Eligible games
57490
Excluded or ineligible
3238
Main-word coverage complete
60557
Crossword coverage complete
60557
Replay complete
60557
Unknown lexicon
52707
Sources without analytical games
419

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