The move of the day
Our opponents play tens of thousands of games a day and nobody watches them. Each night we read a sample back and keep two throws: the one that was exactly right, and the one that was not.
A throw worth copying 2026-09-22
The player sitting north threw the 2 Bam with 24 tiles left, and the Coach would have thrown it too. Nothing else came close: every other tile was doing something.
A throw to learn from 2026-09-22
The player sitting east threw the 9 Dot early on, 99 tiles still in the wall. The Coach would have kept it and thrown the 1 Dot. The 1 Dot was the one to let go; the 9 Dot was still worth keeping.
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Both are real throws from real games, judged by the same Coach that grades your own games. The number in each sentence is the judge's own, not a guess.