Thanks guys! Now it's starting to be more constructive and tangible feedback, which we can actually action
We're taking note of everything, and don't have time to reply to every post.
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Originally Posted by Yin&Yang
I believe it's this. The lobby is much better. Specially the tournament section.
The only thing I like to see is what you already said earlier. The back of the cards is for next year.
I certainly hope we'll fix the back of the cards way before next year
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Originally Posted by zen274472
Thanks for an answer, but this is a big downside for me. Since i can't track hands through HM or PT, that was the only possible way to know approximately how many hands I played during each session, which was very helpful in systematical play...
Is it possible that some sort of tracker will be implemented in future? If not, how will the upcoming flop race look like without an option to check my results or my position?
An actual tracker won't happen, but we're working on a solution that will provide more data, including stuff that can help majority of players become better. Expected to go live 1st of April.
I'll see what we can do regarding the counter.
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Originally Posted by adytzoy
this
https://imgur.com/a/CSfBMBj
looks like I am SB, but actually I am BTN. I don't think this is something about design taste. I consider this a bug: my chips should be on the left of button not on the right of it. (actually I don't remember how was it on the old design , but I know for sure it was not confusing at all)
and I think it happens because you decided to have a more intuitive "add chips" function which is a nice thing; but this makes things a bit confusing.
I think you can put the "add chips" icon under the chip count and not on the right side; its even more intuitive than having it in the right. this way you wont have the button so way on the right.
another thought: maybe it should work also if you decide to have the button on the left of the nickname box not on the right of it.
Appreciate the feedback!
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Originally Posted by SirMario
You just pressed "Profile" button and you had ALL the things there CLEARLY LISTED and grouped in a logical intuitive way together, unlike now when they are cluttered and spread under different tabs.
EDIT: Bug - If you want to start a new table and you join it, the counter in the lobby still shows 0 players making no one joins as they think it's empty. The tables starts much less often due this.
This is a bit silly to me, to be honest. The fact that you think the Profile section was good, that's beyond me
it was basically a page where everything that didn't fit on another page was just thrown in. It had settings, tickets etc.; things that should never be on the same page. Now, you've actually got all settings in one place, you've got proper dedicated ticket sections etc. Everything on the old profile page is presenter in a much better way: just one example is table backgrounds, which people often couldn't find and even missed when going to profile.
To me, this is the perfect example of "change sucks", and just proof that you need to give a new design some time
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Originally Posted by SirMario
Simple question: What is my position in this hand?
Answer before clicking below.
Thanks! This one is being looked at
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Originally Posted by pusu
Look, that's been 2 hours I am playing, I have got 2 x10 jackpot, the same reg put me a bad beat on one and a set up on the other one, so what's next ? I already know my day is dead as I have -2 buy-in and not -1 and +10 so +9. The difference is too big ! it make us swing far too much daily as we win 1.5 buy-in in most of games .
Anyway, I am just waiting the new VIP program, if it is not better I will rake my 1k€ monthly in an other room as you don't listen us
It's not that we don't listen to the multiplier feedback, but I think there's something quite basic you fail to understand. At the end of the day, your profit on JP SNG games depends on two main things (here we're talking long-term): 1. The standard of the other players compared to yourself, 2. The rake/fee charged.
I'm sure you think a 2.8 multiplier on every single game would be a great, or at least as close to that as impossible. However, recreationals and the depositing players - the ones you're 100% dependent on to make a profit - they don't see it like this.
The reason HexaPro is so popular and it appeals to many players that don't normally find poker that attractive, that is the very reason you don't seem to like it: the high variance, bigger chance of getting a big multiplier and dream of the jackpot.
The multiplier distribution is built with recreational players in mind, which I personally believe means pretty great games, and we've no interest in changing this. In fact, I'd personally like to see a much higher variance multiplier distribution on Banzai HP (with much lower rake but with 1x multiplier instead of 1.5x).
Furthermore, the higher frequency of bigger multipliers is actually a huge win for you, as the edge is much bigger, due to the higher duration/slower blind levels. It's a good thing, not a bad thing (unless the increased edge isn't in your favor of course).
You get a lot of benefits, and "just" have to deal with slightly bigger swings and higher variance. If this is too much for you, there're many other alternatives out there