What happens if my opponent decides to stop playing one or both games?

It now seems likely that my family member hit "end turn" rather than crashing the game. Thanks for the interaction Mr. Tax

Thanks Bavre - I appreciate the link and explanation. I'll doublecheck with my opponent.

Interesting - I wonder if my family member actually ended my turn rather than just crashing the game? I don't have a green game in the listing.

Regrettably not. I think it's a security thing? Keeps folks from just restarting their turns over and over until they get a result they're happy with.

<t> Thanks for the response Taxman - I'm unclear on a number of things here<br/>
I can do 1, but I don't have the option to download my turn again. Would my opponent have the ability to re-upload their turn?<br/>
If I save my turn how would I re-load that for a PBEM game? Maybe there's a magical ...

I'm embarrassed to say someone in my family closed my PBEM game before I could send it back to my opponent. Do I have any way to get it back to the state it was in, or restart the turn, or am I just stuck?

<t> When I launch the game I can't see what it says on the buttons on the bottom of the screen. I suspect it's because I'm on a laptop with pretty high resolution on the screen. Is there a recommended screen resolution for the game? Or is there a way to get it to run in a window instead of full ...