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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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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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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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• Hvilken del af reglerne blev ikke respekteret ved BGA-tilpasningen

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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• Hvad var den spilhandling du ønskede at udføre?

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.

• Hvad forsøgte du at gøre for at udløse denne spilhandling?

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.

• Hvad skete der, da du forsøgte at udføre denne spilhandling (fejlmeddelelse, meddelelsesstatusbjælke, ...)?

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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• Venligst kopier/indsæt tekst vist på engelsk i stedet for dit sprog. Hvis du har et skærmbillede af denne fejl (god øvelse), kan du bruge Imgur.com til at uploade den og kopiere/indsætte linket her.

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.

• er der adgang til denne tekst i oversættelsessystem? Hvis ja, er det blevet oversat inden for 24 timer?

Moves 192 to 222

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• Forklar venligst dit forslag præcist og sammenfattende, så det er så let som muligt at forstå, hvad du mener.

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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