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Button, Winners Chips,Time Bar and Advance action buttons
Frogmella
Member Posts: 7
I have noticed three apparent bugs in the new software.
1.) The button disappears from the table during play which is a problem for multi tabling
2.) The animated winners chips are not alway scrubbed from the table before the next hand starts
3.) The Time Bar sometimes remains on screen after the action is complete.
There is also a design issue with the advance action buttons.
The central button is a check button until a bet is placed when it changes immediately to call. What has happened to me, several times, costing me money, is that I am just in the process of clicking the advance check, when other players action suddenly changes the function of the button to call causing me to call when I didn't want to. There needs to be a short period, say 1 second, before the call button becomes active.
1.) The button disappears from the table during play which is a problem for multi tabling
2.) The animated winners chips are not alway scrubbed from the table before the next hand starts
3.) The Time Bar sometimes remains on screen after the action is complete.
There is also a design issue with the advance action buttons.
The central button is a check button until a bet is placed when it changes immediately to call. What has happened to me, several times, costing me money, is that I am just in the process of clicking the advance check, when other players action suddenly changes the function of the button to call causing me to call when I didn't want to. There needs to be a short period, say 1 second, before the call button becomes active.
Comments
It happens fairly regularly, that the chips remain in front of the winner of the last hand. And what I was noticing a lot more last night as well, is that some players who have folded still retain the cards in front of them. This is not a problem as such if you are completely focused on the table, but if you are on more than one, you may glance at it and assume there are more players in the hand than there are.