Yup. Sometimes this happens more often when you hit enter to start. (rather than clicking the button)

i always play on my phone so i have to press the start button, but it happens more than half of the time for me. Maybe it’s worse on mobile 🤷🏼‍♂️

yep, often wastes 4 (or more) coins

I play on PC, and it always happens on my first game, but it doesn't on any other consecutive ones...

I have the same problems as you guys, but in my case is that I forget to turn up the volume on my speakers 😄

At least you have a logical explanation to your problem, @Mark Tomato Alley ...

About your tagged name... I just can't find the way to get those inverted commas around Tomato to remain in place after posting my comments... Do you know what's the problem with that?

Normal quotes are removed by posting and since his name has them those are removed as well. If you want ''Quotes'' you can use two apostrophes. ' _ '
Still does not allow for ating @Mark Tomato Alley's name though...

Eat me! Yes software always has got some trouble with special characters. Maybe I should remove the quotes from my name, and maybe I should also remove Tomato altogether. 😄 But it reminds me of last summer, when I edited the picture.

Haha ating is the present participle of at. (@) See the standardized Benjamin Jack Dictionary of words

Nothing to do with eating... Generally

Oh, I didn't know that word! So if I don't hate a tomato, I can at it and after that even eat it. But if I eat a tomato, then I can't at it anymore and even less hate it.

I've written many quotation marks at the Gyms, and they used to work ok... I wouldn't like Tomato to dissapear from your name, Mark! Sounds great, and it matches your shirt even upside down -sorry, inverted.

Here's a question for you, @Benjamin Jack : eating and beating are present participles of eat and beat, respectively. but... aren't those 2 exceptions for the usual t-doubling on any other example of verbs ending with a 't' I can imagine right now? Like 'pat', 'sit' or 'spit', I guess 'at' could also derive into 'atting' instead of 'ating'... Just wondering...