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lill1962 wrote: ↑19 January 2026, 14:11 They are shown as brighter dots.

That isn't enough. Dots don't show routes; and sometimes there are other cities that are brighter dots, too. I agree w the OP. There is plenty of room in the interface.

I see no way for poker to remain poker if BGA does anything to prevent excessive all-in bets in a game of No Limit poker. How would you code for deciding whether an all-in is a legit play or not? Late in the game, short stack, it will naturally happen more. What's what is entirely a judgement call. ...

Mathew5000 wrote: ↑30 December 2025, 00:44 It's a combination of poor interface and inexperienced players.

In a nutshell.

My two cents: Once you're out of chips you should be able to leave the game and not be forced to track it as a viewer and get notifications that theres a pending game waiting for you to play. Also leaving a game you have lost (no money left to keep playing) you should be able to leave the table wit...

+1 on showing the players' hole cards at showdown. I've just joined two games after hearing Holdem was available, but I don't think I'll be joining any more until I see that this crucial piece of information (that one expects to see as routine at places like Poker Stars) is included. Showing giant ...

There's gotta be some way to affect the player's reputation if they're really doing that every hand as it does defeat the purpose of the game. Although I might be happy to take their chips, it's still not sporting. Are you saying that you want people to agree in advance on playing pot limit, or to a...

Disagree. This is poker, not statistics. Not everything you see on television should be tried at home. ;- )

Agreed completely. Any hands exposed during play, either by an all-in or by the player's personal choice at the showdown, should be visible in the game logs afterwards. Not to mention, as multiple other players here have already done so, the log is a flaming hot mess. It needs to use text, not card ...

From what I've read here, trying to bet by clicking on the chips is not reliably accurate. The chips are just eye candy as the game interface doesn't need them at all. Is there any particular reason you want to bet that way?

Respectfully, it is simply absurd to say that a player only needs 20 seconds to play or fold. At the very least, with this interface it can take a minute or two just trying to catch up with events since one was last at the table. More broadly, the time required depends on the player's level of exper...