NEW MODE — Trio Two shared cards are dealt face up, then one card each that only your opponent can see. • Double, straight and triple beat a plain high card — a 2 can take down a 10 • Fold a straight or a triple and it costs you • The app names your opponent's combination and shows which numbers would make yours • Play it against bots, in a friend room, or in ranked matches ALSO • Gold packs, if you would rather not wait for the daily reward • Play again now finds your opponent instead of leaving you both waiting • Friend matches can go straight into a rematch • Fixed button labels that were unreadable on some table themes • Buying gold is now one tap from the home screen

The table is a scene now. - Gold: pay an entry to play online, and the winner takes the prize. Earned by playing, by checking in daily, or by watching an ad. - The dealer sits across from you and fills the room. Their card floats in front of them; yours lies on the table under the lamp - Chips arc into the pot when you bet, and cross the table to whoever wins the round - Eight opponents to face and unlock, each with their own expressions - New card backs, table backdrops, app icon, and a rebuilt sound set - The shop now tells you why a purchase cannot go through instead of failing quietly

Faster bot matches, and every action always within reach. - Bot turns are much quicker, and you can tap to skip the deal and reveal animations - The action bar now stays on screen at all times instead of disappearing or getting pushed off - All-in is a main button now, no longer buried in the raise panel - The raise panel shows your maximum and adds quick pot / max bets - Fixed a layout overlap in the top bar Thank you to everyone who wrote in about laggy buttons and hidden options.

Faster matches, a tutorial, and your music keeps playing. - New players get a short tutorial explaining that you never see your own card - Game audio now mixes with your music instead of stopping it - Fixed searching for a new match dropping you into the previous, already-finished one - Starting chips 20 and the ante rises every 8 rounds, so matches end in about 15 rounds instead of dragging past 80 - A tie no longer splits the pot: it rides into the next round - Home and search screens show how many players are online - Renamed to Blind Duel; the higher card always wins; turns are 10 seconds