Spoilers for Wednesday 18th August 2021 (Series 81, Prelim 37)

[Toby McDonald]

MARQUEE in R10

[Philip A]

No more ‘sedations’ x https://www.apterous.org/ticket_view.php?ticket=6223

That’s twice in a row now she ruled it invalid each time a contestant noted it (regardless whether they declare 8 or 9). https://wiki.apterous.org/Episode_5425 Sedation is clearly not countable in common sense.

[Howie Myers]

r5 alt: TARRYING
r11 alt: GUNGIEST

[Gavin Chipper]

MARQUEE in R10

This was a bad miss by DC I thought.

[Stewart Gordon]

No more ‘sedations’ x https://www.apterous.org/ticket_view.php?ticket=6223

That’s twice in a row now she ruled it invalid each time a contestant noted it (regardless whether they declare 8 or 9). https://wiki.apterous.org/Episode_5425 Sedation is clearly not countable in common sense.

I wondered about this. Furthermore, it felt like there ought to be a falseagram, but it seems there isn't.

SEDATIONS is still accepted by tcsquared. I'm not sure how this is maintained.

[Philip A]

No idea what tcsquared is…

[Tom S]

No more ‘sedations’ x https://www.apterous.org/ticket_view.php?ticket=6223

That’s twice in a row now she ruled it invalid each time a contestant noted it (regardless whether they declare 8 or 9). https://wiki.apterous.org/Episode_5425 Sedation is clearly not countable in common sense.

I wondered about this. Furthermore, it felt like there ought to be a falseagram, but it seems there isn't.

SEDATIONS is still accepted by tcsquared. I'm not sure how this is maintained.

I think tcsquared is linked up to some sort of Lexplorer software, and afaik Sedations is valid on Apto, hence why tcsquared lists it as valid...

[Stewart Gordon]

No idea what tcsquared is…

http://tcsquared.azurewebsites.net/cohost
Some of us use this at Lincoln-style* Co-events. It does have its limitations - there's no audible alarm option, and it can't solve numbers games. But when I eventually get round to writing an Android version of my solver, the latter'll be less of an issue.

*I'm sure it was called Edinburgh-style, but it seems to have been renamed to Lincoln-style in recent times.

[Thomas Carey]

No idea what tcsquared is…

http://tcsquared.azurewebsites.net/cohost
Some of us use this at Lincoln-style* Co-events. It does have its limitations - there's no audible alarm option, and it can't solve numbers games. But when I eventually get round to writing an Android version of my solver, the latter'll be less of an issue.

*I'm sure it was called Edinburgh-style, but it seems to have been renamed to Lincoln-style in recent times.

Graeme's got you covered. https://www.greem.co.uk/solver/