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A finished game can be read two ways:
  • The replay: every move, with the board after it and the score.
  • The Game Review: every move rated against the best one in its position.
Both open only once a game is over. While it’s being played, they answer 409. To follow a live game, watch it.

The replay

  • board lists all 15 tiles after the move, row 3 first. It’s shaped like the board in a game view, with owner as a seat.
  • notation is the move-list row. An xN suffix means N cards were smashed.
  • seed is what decided the deal. It’s shown only now, because the game is over.

The Game Review

  • accuracy: 0–100 per player.
  • moves: one entry per move: its class and label, the loss against the best move (in cards of margin), and evalA, seat A’s standing after it.
  • turningPoint and biggestBlunder: move numbers.
  • graph: seat A’s standing before the first move and after each one, from −6 to +6.
It’s the same review the website’s replay viewer shows. A replay link carries a whole finished game: the replayUrl of an API game, or a link shared from the website. Read one as data:
A link the API can’t read answers 422. That covers tutorial replays, which open on the website only.