Swtiching back to Up/Down during a turn

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emptyspeculation
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Swtiching back to Up/Down during a turn

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It looks like gameplay has changed and if you switch to Down/Up at the start of your turn, you aren't able to switch to the opposite direction again. Was this a bug with BGA that got fixed? I really liked that option, especially if you hit DOWN but then get a 10 and have to play it.
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Thomas
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Re: Swtiching back to Up/Down during a turn

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The rule says that you can flip up/down only once (you have to 1. flip, 2. draw 2 cards, 3. continue with „play a card“). I think, it is/was a bug that you could do it several times in the same turn.
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emptyspeculation
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Re: Swtiching back to Up/Down during a turn

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that is too bad, it definitely removes some of the fun of using that as a strategic play move and puts you at the mercy of the cards more.
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Re: Swtiching back to Up/Down during a turn

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Has there been another rule change? I've just played in a game when I played the last card in my hand and the round ended immediately, I'm sure previously I could play one of my "table" cards (or vice versa)
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Re: Swtiching back to Up/Down during a turn

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OxJabber wrote: 26 May 2025, 17:09 Has there been another rule change? I've just played in a game when I played the last card in my hand and the round ended immediately, I'm sure previously I could play one of my "table" cards (or vice versa)
I think you can still do that - as long as the card you played has the same colour as the one you've put it on top of.

Red 10 showing, play red 6 (finish hand); play blue 3 (round ends)
or
Red 10 showing, play red 6 (finish hand); play red 5; play blue 3 (round ends)

vs

Blue 10 showing, play red 6 (finish hand; round ends)
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