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According to the ISkO, a basic suit or Grand game is won once you reach 61 points and cannot be lost any more under any circumstances.

On table #228587792 I wanted to see if it's possible on BGA to shorten a game I had already won but could not get to Schneider.

Beginning from move 192, I got the game with a bid of 18 then played Hearts.

I placed ace of clubs and 10 of spades in the skat, then won tricks worth 55 more points for 76 points total while the opponents got two tricks worth 39 points. At this point the game was decided, there was no point to continue this hand. I used the "concede hand" button in the hope that it would allow us to shorten the game. Instead, I lost the game at the basic value.

While I realise that the button is called "concede hand" (which isn't quite the same as "concede game", by the way) it would be so much better, especially for turn-based games, to be able to shorten games in all possible ways allowed by the rules. In any case, conceding a game should not be possible if it is already won.

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Moves 192 to 222

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According to the ISkO, a basic suit or Grand game is won once you reach 61 points and cannot be lost any more under any circumstances.

On table #228587792 I wanted to see if it's possible on BGA to shorten a game I had already won but could not get to Schneider.

Beginning from move 192, I got the game with a bid of 18 then played Hearts.

I placed ace of clubs and 10 of spades in the skat, then won tricks worth 55 more points for 76 points total while the opponents got two tricks worth 39 points. At this point the game was decided, there was no point to continue this hand. I used the "concede hand" button in the hope that it would allow us to shorten the game. Instead, I lost the game at the basic value.

While I realise that the button is called "concede hand" (which isn't quite the same as "concede game", by the way) it would be so much better, especially for turn-based games, to be able to shorten games in all possible ways allowed by the rules. In any case, conceding a game should not be possible if it is already won.

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Moves 192 to 222

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• Por favor explica a túa suxestión de maneira precisa e concisa para que sexa o máis sinxelo posible entender o que queres dicir.

According to the ISkO, a basic suit or Grand game is won once you reach 61 points and cannot be lost any more under any circumstances.

On table #228587792 I wanted to see if it's possible on BGA to shorten a game I had already won but could not get to Schneider.

Beginning from move 192, I got the game with a bid of 18 then played Hearts.

I placed ace of clubs and 10 of spades in the skat, then won tricks worth 55 more points for 76 points total while the opponents got two tricks worth 39 points. At this point the game was decided, there was no point to continue this hand. I used the "concede hand" button in the hope that it would allow us to shorten the game. Instead, I lost the game at the basic value.

While I realise that the button is called "concede hand" (which isn't quite the same as "concede game", by the way) it would be so much better, especially for turn-based games, to be able to shorten games in all possible ways allowed by the rules. In any case, conceding a game should not be possible if it is already won.

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• Qué había na pantalla cando se quedou bloqueado? (mensaxe de erro?, pantalla en blanco?, unha parte da interface do xogo?)

According to the ISkO, a basic suit or Grand game is won once you reach 61 points and cannot be lost any more under any circumstances.

On table #228587792 I wanted to see if it's possible on BGA to shorten a game I had already won but could not get to Schneider.

Beginning from move 192, I got the game with a bid of 18 then played Hearts.

I placed ace of clubs and 10 of spades in the skat, then won tricks worth 55 more points for 76 points total while the opponents got two tricks worth 39 points. At this point the game was decided, there was no point to continue this hand. I used the "concede hand" button in the hope that it would allow us to shorten the game. Instead, I lost the game at the basic value.

While I realise that the button is called "concede hand" (which isn't quite the same as "concede game", by the way) it would be so much better, especially for turn-based games, to be able to shorten games in all possible ways allowed by the rules. In any case, conceding a game should not be possible if it is already won.

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• Qué parte das regras non se cumpriron na adaptación da BGA?

According to the ISkO, a basic suit or Grand game is won once you reach 61 points and cannot be lost any more under any circumstances.

On table #228587792 I wanted to see if it's possible on BGA to shorten a game I had already won but could not get to Schneider.

Beginning from move 192, I got the game with a bid of 18 then played Hearts.

I placed ace of clubs and 10 of spades in the skat, then won tricks worth 55 more points for 76 points total while the opponents got two tricks worth 39 points. At this point the game was decided, there was no point to continue this hand. I used the "concede hand" button in the hope that it would allow us to shorten the game. Instead, I lost the game at the basic value.

While I realise that the button is called "concede hand" (which isn't quite the same as "concede game", by the way) it would be so much better, especially for turn-based games, to be able to shorten games in all possible ways allowed by the rules. In any case, conceding a game should not be possible if it is already won.

• é visible a violación das regras na repetición? Se o é, en que número de movemento?

Moves 192 to 222

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• Qué acción de xogo querías realizar?

According to the ISkO, a basic suit or Grand game is won once you reach 61 points and cannot be lost any more under any circumstances.

On table #228587792 I wanted to see if it's possible on BGA to shorten a game I had already won but could not get to Schneider.

Beginning from move 192, I got the game with a bid of 18 then played Hearts.

I placed ace of clubs and 10 of spades in the skat, then won tricks worth 55 more points for 76 points total while the opponents got two tricks worth 39 points. At this point the game was decided, there was no point to continue this hand. I used the "concede hand" button in the hope that it would allow us to shorten the game. Instead, I lost the game at the basic value.

While I realise that the button is called "concede hand" (which isn't quite the same as "concede game", by the way) it would be so much better, especially for turn-based games, to be able to shorten games in all possible ways allowed by the rules. In any case, conceding a game should not be possible if it is already won.

• Qué é o que tratache de facer para activar esta acción do xogo?

Moves 192 to 222

• Qué sucedeu cando o fixeche (a mensaxe de erro, mensaxe na barra de estado do xogo, ...)?

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• En que paso do xogo ocorreu o problema (cal foi a instrucción actual do xogo)?

According to the ISkO, a basic suit or Grand game is won once you reach 61 points and cannot be lost any more under any circumstances.

On table #228587792 I wanted to see if it's possible on BGA to shorten a game I had already won but could not get to Schneider.

Beginning from move 192, I got the game with a bid of 18 then played Hearts.

I placed ace of clubs and 10 of spades in the skat, then won tricks worth 55 more points for 76 points total while the opponents got two tricks worth 39 points. At this point the game was decided, there was no point to continue this hand. I used the "concede hand" button in the hope that it would allow us to shorten the game. Instead, I lost the game at the basic value.

While I realise that the button is called "concede hand" (which isn't quite the same as "concede game", by the way) it would be so much better, especially for turn-based games, to be able to shorten games in all possible ways allowed by the rules. In any case, conceding a game should not be possible if it is already won.

• Qué sucedeu cando tratache de facer unha acción de xogo (mensaxe de erro, mensaxe na barra de estado do xogo, ...)?

Moves 192 to 222

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According to the ISkO, a basic suit or Grand game is won once you reach 61 points and cannot be lost any more under any circumstances.

On table #228587792 I wanted to see if it's possible on BGA to shorten a game I had already won but could not get to Schneider.

Beginning from move 192, I got the game with a bid of 18 then played Hearts.

I placed ace of clubs and 10 of spades in the skat, then won tricks worth 55 more points for 76 points total while the opponents got two tricks worth 39 points. At this point the game was decided, there was no point to continue this hand. I used the "concede hand" button in the hope that it would allow us to shorten the game. Instead, I lost the game at the basic value.

While I realise that the button is called "concede hand" (which isn't quite the same as "concede game", by the way) it would be so much better, especially for turn-based games, to be able to shorten games in all possible ways allowed by the rules. In any case, conceding a game should not be possible if it is already won.

• Cal é o teu navegador?

• Por favor, copia/pega o texto amosado en inglés no canto do teu idioma. Se tes un pantallazo deste erro (boa práctica), podes usar Imgur.com para subilo e copiar/pegar a ligazón aquí.

According to the ISkO, a basic suit or Grand game is won once you reach 61 points and cannot be lost any more under any circumstances.

On table #228587792 I wanted to see if it's possible on BGA to shorten a game I had already won but could not get to Schneider.

Beginning from move 192, I got the game with a bid of 18 then played Hearts.

I placed ace of clubs and 10 of spades in the skat, then won tricks worth 55 more points for 76 points total while the opponents got two tricks worth 39 points. At this point the game was decided, there was no point to continue this hand. I used the "concede hand" button in the hope that it would allow us to shorten the game. Instead, I lost the game at the basic value.

While I realise that the button is called "concede hand" (which isn't quite the same as "concede game", by the way) it would be so much better, especially for turn-based games, to be able to shorten games in all possible ways allowed by the rules. In any case, conceding a game should not be possible if it is already won.

• É este o texto dispoñible no sistema de tradución? Se é así, foi traducido fai máis de 24 horas?

Moves 192 to 222

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• Por favor explica a túa suxestión de maneira precisa e concisa para que sexa o máis sinxelo posible entender o que queres dicir.

According to the ISkO, a basic suit or Grand game is won once you reach 61 points and cannot be lost any more under any circumstances.

On table #228587792 I wanted to see if it's possible on BGA to shorten a game I had already won but could not get to Schneider.

Beginning from move 192, I got the game with a bid of 18 then played Hearts.

I placed ace of clubs and 10 of spades in the skat, then won tricks worth 55 more points for 76 points total while the opponents got two tricks worth 39 points. At this point the game was decided, there was no point to continue this hand. I used the "concede hand" button in the hope that it would allow us to shorten the game. Instead, I lost the game at the basic value.

While I realise that the button is called "concede hand" (which isn't quite the same as "concede game", by the way) it would be so much better, especially for turn-based games, to be able to shorten games in all possible ways allowed by the rules. In any case, conceding a game should not be possible if it is already won.

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