Leaderboard in the Lobby
- The Heads-up Leaderboard is easier to reach. It now sits at the bottom of the Heads-up lobby instead of on a separate tab that sometimes didn't open. Scroll down to see who's on top.
Changelog
What changed in Poker Unity, release by release
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No More Empty Quiz Questions
- A quiz can't start with an empty question. A Paint the range or Pick the action question now needs at least one hand painted in its answer before the quiz can be started.
- Number questions start empty. A new Number question no longer starts at 0 to 0, so you can't forget to set the answer. If the answer really is 0, enter 0 in both boxes.
Clearer Quiz Reveals
- See which hands you nearly got right. When you paint a mix, a hand that earned some credit is now outlined amber instead of red. Green still means within 10 points of the answer.
- Folds you played are always marked wrong. If the answer folds a hand and you played it, the reveal now says so, even when your mix was close.
- One Fold colour. Fold looks the same on the grid, the paint brushes and Deal hands.
- Start over is safer. If a quiz can't be restarted (for example, the author is still editing it), your open attempt is kept instead of being lost.
- Preview matches the real quiz. The quiz editor's Preview now shows Points exactly as takers will see them.
- Behind-the-scenes improvements to how quiz answers are checked and saved, so two quick answers can no longer overwrite each other.
Undo Everything in the Sandbox
- Every Sandbox edit can be undone. Renaming, resizing, recolouring and the annotation stroke width now all undo, including changes made with the keyboard.
- One undo per edit. Typing a name or dragging a slider is always a single undo step, however long it takes.
- Clearing the Spot filter clears all of it. In Database Review, removing the Spot filter now also clears the "who saw the flop" part it shows.
- Behind-the-scenes improvements to how Database Review handles its filters.
Quiz, Report and Sandbox Fixes
- No Fold where checking is free. On solver questions where you can check for free, Fold is no longer offered or accepted, and it no longer counts against you when you paint or pick.
- Quiz answers and their reveal now agree. When you paint a mix but the question only wants one action per hand, the reveal now outlines hands the same way they were scored.
- Partly right hands show amber. In Deal hands, a hand you got partly right is now outlined amber on the answer grid instead of red.
- A renamed or missing hero no longer empties your report. If the hero in the link isn't one of yours any more, Database Review shows all your heroes instead of zero hands.
- More Sandbox edits can be undone. Renaming zones, grids and images, editing label text and size, card tilt and zone size now each undo in one step.
- Behind-the-scenes improvements to how Database Review prepares its filters and how the Solver Library follows a line through a solve.
Heads-up Announcer
- The table talks. A friendly voice calls the action as it happens: Check, Bet, Raise, Call and All in, for you and your opponent. Chip and card sounds play as before.
- Cheers when you win, comfort when you lose. Win a Game and she praises you (เก่งมากเลยค่ะ, สุดยอดไปเลยค่ะ and more). Lose one and she cheers you on (ไม่เป็นไร เอาใหม่นะคะ and more). There are four lines each, and she never says the same one twice in a row.
- Your choice. The new microphone button next to the speaker turns the voice on or off. The speaker button still mutes everything. People watching a Match hear the action calls but not the praise.
Heads-up Leaderboard
- See who's on top. The Heads-up lobby has a new Leaderboard tab. Players are ranked by Matches won, then Tournaments won, then win %, then Games won. Switch between All-time and This month (it resets at midnight Bangkok time on the 1st).
- Every row at a glance. Wins and losses, win %, 🏆 Tournaments won, Games won, your last five results and a green dot for who's online.
- Tap a player to see their last 10 Matches, each linking to its table, and your own record against them.
Odd-Hand Levels
- Heads-up blinds now rise every odd number of hands. Hyper every 7 hands, Turbo every 11, Regular every 15 and Final table every 9. The button moves every hand, so with an odd count each new level starts with the other player on the button and neither player gets the better seat when blinds go up. Matches and Tournaments already set up keep their own timing.
Custom Heads-up Structures
- Build your own structure. In New Challenge, tap Customize under the presets to change the blind levels, how often they rise (every so many hands or minutes), the action timer, the time bank, and whether stacks start uneven. It starts from the preset you picked, and Reset takes you back.
- Your opponent sees what they're signing up for. A custom Challenge shows a Custom tag. Tap it to see every level and setting before you accept or join.
Cancel a Heads-up Match
- Changed your mind? Cancel. A Heads-up Match that is still waiting for both players to press Ready now has a Cancel button, in the lobby and at the table. Nobody wins and nothing is recorded, and your opponent sees that you cancelled.
- Tournament Matches use Concede. Before the first hand you can concede a Heads-up Tournament Match, so your opponent goes through to the next round. Once a Match is under way, Concede Match stays in the table menu as before.
Tidy-Up
- Behind-the-scenes cleanup. Removed temporary diagnostics left over from the old sign-in system.
Yuan Tournaments Unlocked
- ¥ tournaments are judged in dollars. A ¥33 or ¥55 tournament is a few dollars, so it is free to replay again. Before, the ¥ amount was read as if it were dollars and anything from ¥25 up was locked. Only ¥180 and up (about $25) needs Premium now, the same line as everywhere else.
- Rupee and HK$ tournaments use the same rule.
New Sign-In
- A simpler way to sign in. Continue with Google, or type your email and we send you a 6-digit code. No password to remember.
- Your account is the same. Sign in with the Google account or email you used before and everything is where you left it: hands, notes, quizzes and Premium.
- Please sign in once more. Everyone is signed out by the switch. After that, you stay signed in for 30 days at a time.
- No more surprise sign-outs. Pages left open in a background tab no longer lose your session.
Sign-In Groundwork
- Closed accounts stay closed everywhere. Player Notes and Bankroll now turn away accounts that have been closed, the same way the rest of the site already did.
- Behind-the-scenes groundwork for a new sign-in system. Nothing changes for you yet.
Duplicates Moved to the Deck
- Find Duplicates where you deal. In the Sandbox, the Duplicates switch now sits on the deck tray, right next to the cards it affects, instead of in the top bar. The tour mentions it too.