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Session history includes squid
Hold'em session history cards and monthly totals now include squid in each session's net and buy-in, matching session details.
- Squid penalties paid count as buy-in; squid money received counts toward net.
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Poker hole cards survive a page reload
Reload the page mid-hand at a bot table and your two hole cards come straight back instead of disappearing.
- If you sat down mid-hand or were sat out, the hand you were not dealt into shows “Not in this hand” instead of two face-down cards.
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Avatar frames no longer cover stacks or names
Crest, crown and other avatar frames no longer draw a line across the stack or name above a player's avatar.
- Frame rings still show; only the ornament reaching above the avatar is trimmed.
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Squid settlements now animate and show everyone's result
When a squid round ends, chips fly from the paying player to everyone else, then a card lists each player's win or loss for the round.
- The table waits 3 seconds after a settlement before dealing the next hand.
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Smaller poker avatars, roomier table
Every player's avatar at the poker table, including yours, is about a quarter smaller, so names, stacks and bets no longer crowd each other.
- Cards revealed at showdown keep their size; the name and stack step aside instead of being covered.
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Admin pages display correctly on wide screens
Fixed admin pages such as live games across all games squeezing their content into a one-character-wide column on wide desktop screens.
- Live games, devices, feedback and tournament admin pages keep a readable centred width on wide screens.
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Poker results show net winnings
Result amounts subtract the hand investment: contributing 300 and receiving 600 shows +300, while pot allocation and stack credits stay unchanged.
- A net loss after a split pot is negative and a break-even result is 0; returned uncalled bets are not profit.
- Reconnects restore the hand baseline from the server; unknown net results explicitly label gross pot collections.
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Squid payouts update leaderboard net live
Squid payouts now count toward table leaderboard net, with automatic updates and no page refresh needed.
- Squid winnings no longer show up as extra buy-in; the paying player's buy-in and loss both include the penalty.
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Same-size cards in table hand history
In table hand history, each player's hole cards now match the community cards' size for easier reading.
- On narrow phones, community and hole cards scale together and stay the same size.
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Texas Hold'em clears last-street action tags
After reconnecting or returning to the table, players who have not acted on the current street no longer show a previous street's Bet or Raise tag.
- Action tags show only actions taken on the current street.
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Squid UI formatting correction
Normalize squid component and verification formatting to pass format checks without changing gameplay or UI behavior.
- Correct wrapping and whitespace in three files.
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Squid remaining-count badge
Show the remaining count as a top-right badge on the toolbar squid icon; tap for the current rules.
- Remove the count label while keeping the final-two highlight.
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Table-wide final squid reminder
Show a prominent shared reminder in the top toolbar while only two or one squid remain.
- The reminder follows table state and clears when the round ends or pauses.
- Open the top-left rules entry for the current squid variant, penalty unit and settlement rules.
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Monthly release-history archives
Store historical release records by month while keeping the complete website history and existing archive links available.
- Maintain the active month separately while release checks continue to validate the complete history.
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Texas hole-card channel stays open longer while the table waits
In Texas tables with real players, your hole cards arrive over a separate encrypted channel. That channel used to close after two idle minutes, so the next hand had to reconnect; on an unstable network (for example a cross-border link) the reconnect could fail, voiding the hand, and three voided hands in a row dissolved the table. Now the channel stays open for up to five minutes while the table waits and is kept alive, so the next hand can deliver your cards over the existing connection.
- An invalid ticket never keeps the channel open any longer.
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Explain server-blind dealing through the code
Rewrite the dealing article around encrypted shuffles, client-held secret shares and local card opening in advanced encrypted mode, distinguished from default sealed dealing.
- Use a three-player example to explain why relaying others’ contributions does not let the server decrypt your hole cards.
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First-time Apple sign-in creates accounts more reliably
Some new players signing in with Apple for the first time were told their Apple ID email was unverified and no account could be created. Now, if Apple provides a verified email when our server exchanges the sign-in credential, that email is used to create the account; unverified addresses are still never used.
- If this message appears again, the server records whether an email was received and whether it was verified, without logging the address, to help investigate the cause.
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Texas reminds you about open games before you create another
When you create a Texas friend room while another of your games is still open, you now see its room code first. Go back to it or create another; your open games are not affected. You can host up to 10 rooms at once.
- Creating another game does not take you out of the one already open.
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Texas rooms keep disconnected members seated before the first hand
Before a friend room's first hand, anyone disconnected for a minute (say, a host switching to WeChat to share the code, or players returning late after a server update) lost their seat and came back to "No longer at this table" even though the room was still open. Now, before the first hand, members keep their seats until the room closes on schedule; once play starts, the usual disconnect rule applies.
- Public gold-bean tables keep their existing disconnect rule.
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No dead Resume card after leaving a public table
After standing up and leaving a public gold-bean table, Home and the poker pages kept showing a Resume card, but once the last human left that table had closed, so every tap only said the room had ended. Now, once that table has closed, the card no longer appears the next time the page or game list loads; friend rooms that are still open can still be rejoined by code.
- While the public table is still open, the card still takes you back.