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What changed recently, what we’re working on next, and where to tell us what you’d like to see. Last updated Oct 3, 2026.

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Recently released

  1. Simpler player setup on phones

    Your name and portrait now sit together. Customize opens the portrait you selected, with fewer repeated steps. The logo blends into the dark header.

  2. Create your own player

    Choose from 12 illustrated portraits, add your name, and adjust skin tone, face width and colors. Player avatars are separate from computer opponents. Save stays within reach while you edit.

  3. Clearer guides and a complete site map

    Updated game explanations, easier-to-read guides, a current table walkthrough, and one page to find games, lessons and account screens.

  4. Cleaner links across the site

    Menus, footers and link lists no longer carry underlines. Links inside sentences keep a lighter underline so you can still spot them.

  5. A calmer header on phones

    Audio is now a speaker icon, the menu and settings buttons are quieter, and the player count sits neatly beside them.

Show 14 earlier updates
  1. What’s new, what’s next and your ideas

    This page. See recent changes, vote for what we build next and send us your suggestions.

  2. See recent activity on the site

    The header shows recently active browsers, refreshed every minute. It is not a count of opponents seated at your table.

  3. Chicago opens as a free solo beta

    Chicago, a poker game with a trick-taking twist, is in the lobby. Play it against computer opponents with saves that follow your account.

  4. Next hand comes first after a result

    Next hand and Review hand now sit above the hand analysis, so you can keep playing without scrolling.

  5. Dramaha High beta

    A draw and Omaha hybrid with its own table, saves and five computer opponents.

  6. One lobby for every game

    Hold’em, Sit & Go, tournaments, seasonal games and new variants share one list. Your saved games appear first.

  7. Six new regulars at the table

    Six new computer opponents with their own portraits and playing styles.

  8. Plainer game messages

    First-time instructions, lesson feedback and table messages now say what to do next in plain words.

  9. End a saved game from the lobby

    Each saved game has an End game button. Your XP, lessons, achievements and other saves stay as they are.

  10. Bigger table portraits

    Player portraits are larger and easier to tap on phones.

  11. Visual poker and odds trainer

    Card-led exercises for exact odds and river decisions.

  12. Help and save status you can trust

    Table help lives in one place, and the save status shows what actually happened before you leave.

  13. Accounts keep your saves across devices

    Sign in on another phone or computer and continue your table, Cup and practice progress.

  14. Daily Three puzzles and city rooms

    Three new puzzles every day, five city rooms from New York to Vegas, and a free practice chip refill.

What’s next

No dates here, only honest status. Tap I want this on anything you’d use. It helps us decide what to build first.

Building now

  • Smoother play on iPhone

    Fixing reported pauses and menu glitches in Safari on iPhone.

Planned

  • Private games with friends

    Invite-only Hold’em for 2 to 6 people, joined with a shareable link.

  • Password reset by email

    Verify your email so you can get back into your account if you forget your password.

Exploring

  • More poker variants

    Sviten Special, Archie 66 and Badeucy are written up and being considered.

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