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Originally Posted by Clayton
Hi tarath,
Maybe I'm misunderstanding what it means to stack. Does stack mean have tables overlapping each other in the same space?
Because it seems what chiren is doing is not stacking. His setup looks to be tiled, difference being the table is minimized when action isnt required.
Sorry I am not explaining my question very well. I think you're description of what his thing is doing is accurate except for one question. Are the tables actually being minimized, or are they being put in the back of a stack in the top left?
He says in the video that his tables are stacked so I am just trying to figure out exactly how it works.
Then my other question is as a player, what does having tables that are waiting for action tiled do for you that makes it better than regular stacking? That is, is being able to see tables that need action actually of value if you are going to make a decision on them one at a time.
I know people like regular tiling because it offers an advantage in that you can watch the action, even when it is not your turn. You get to pick up on timing tells and all sort of information that you miss when stacking. When you are stacking you can only watch the action when it is your turn which is a major drawback of stacking.
However, his mechanism is like stacking. You can only watch the action when it is your turn. You do not get to see how long it took your opponent to bet, or see any of the other players actions unfold so it seems like you get none of the advantages that regular tiling offers. Having the tables where it is your turn sitting there waiting visibly doesn't seem to add anything to me because no action is going on. the tables are just sitting there waiting for you to act, and then as soon as you act they disappear again. You can view multiple tables at once (like tiling) but only when they are sitting there waiting for you to act, so you actually cannot watch any of the hand. So it seems (to me) that you get no benefit over regular old stacking. You guys obviously feel differently so my guess is that I am completely wrong and that there is a major benefit over regular stacking, I just want to make sure we understand what that benefit is so that we design the feature properly.
If you stack with TableNinja and use the STA hotkeys you can actually move tables out of your stack and then watch ALL the action unfold at that table and pickup on timing tells, etc and then pop them back into your stack as needed. So to me (again I may be wrong) this seems like a superior play style.
Hopefully I am explaining my question clearly here.
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Originally Posted by ThanksInAdvance
Not a big issue but slightly annoying. When i am stacking and sit out, when i come back table ninja doesn't handle the BB any more. For whatever reason after i come back and open up new tables it works fine.
This is something we want to improve in the future, but it is the way the feature is designed to work right now. The options for when you sit back in are different because you can post the SB and the BB and currently TableNinja is not designed to handle that case and it certainly would be a good improvement.
Tarath
Last edited by tarath; 11-14-2009 at 06:06 PM.