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#6019: "The 1 is picked twice"
notupdated: This report has been closed automatically because there was no vote/comment on it for a long time
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Rules: a rule of the game has not been respected
Detailed description
• Which part of the rules was not respected by the BGA adaptation
My opponent picked the 1 twice. The second time it was precisely when the deck was empty. It clearly avoid me to win this game in a tournament.• Is the rules violation visible on game replay? If yes, at which move number?
Yes, my opponent played 1 at moves 135 and 173.• What is your browser?
Google Chrome v54
Report history
30. Dec 2018 11:16 • Sourisdudesert • This report has been closed automatically because there was no vote/comment on it for a long time:
Report closed automatically because it has not been upvoted or commented for a while.
Your bug has probably been fixed already, or was linked to a temporary failure of BGA service.
In any case, when filling a bug report, make sure to have an explicit title linked to the incident (ex: with error message), so other players can recognize it and vote for it.
Your bug has probably been fixed already, or was linked to a temporary failure of BGA service.
In any case, when filling a bug report, make sure to have an explicit title linked to the incident (ex: with error message), so other players can recognize it and vote for it.
1. Jun 2020 19:05 • GOGIZA • This report has been closed automatically because there was no vote/comment on it for a long time:
table #90832550
move #42、45
he picked n°72 twice
move #42、45
he picked n°72 twice
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