Thank you! It was such a weird thing! I appreciate you addressing it!😊

Shannon D

This is fixed.

I contacted GoldToken Support.

How do I contact a game tech? My game is about to expire and I will forfeit at that point.

Shannon D

After you move the 1 & 2, there's no option to pick your bonus number, Even if you can't use that bonus roll?

This may be a situation never before encountered here. You appear to need help from a game tech.

No, there is no option presented to end the turn at all, as there normally is when further play is blocked by the opponent’s pieces. All of my pieces are on my end spot waiting to go home, except the single piece I have left in play, which is blocked by my opponent’s prime. There is no chance to fulfill the bonus rolls of the 1-2 acey deucy, and no way to pass my turn and continue the game.

Shannon D.

I was able to move the one and 2. I did not have any other moves beyond that because my opponent had a prime and all of my other pieces were already on the one spot waiting to finish. Typically when you cannot make a move because of there not being any open spaces there is an option to end and finalize the move. This did not happen and the game is demanding that I choose my bonus moves but there are none available. I’m just stuck with no option to proceed.

Shannon D.

You rolled a 1 and 2. Did you use both dice?

Did you choose a number for your dice for getting a 1 & 2?

If you did select one - what # was it?

If you played that # did you make all 4 moves of the dice?

#13997314
Are you not presented with "Save this move" nor the other three buttons below the message and game notes spaces?

I am playing Mark D an Acey Deucy game and the game cannot progress and I am stuck, unable to finish the game or ask for a draw. It is game #13997314. I cannot finish the second phase of a 1-2 roll because of the position of his pieces. There is no option given to end the turn? How should we proceed? I don’t want to simply resign the game, which seems to be the only option given.

Shannon D

Is there any way that we can begin using a doubling system?

I think it would come in handy when one opponent is severely losing the game. Instead of just finishing the extremely boring round, there is actually some hope for the entire game.

Just my thoughts and opinions about it...

Mel