Where live poker lives.

The player passport is live. Every player has a record at their own address — tournaments, cashes, wins — certified by the venues and shareable with a link. Public if they choose, invisible otherwise.

Opponent notes (Premium): a private notebook on the players you meet — your reads, a colour tag, the venue and tournament where you met, the date. Visible to you only, never to the noted player.

The console has been rebuilt, end to end. A permanent navigation rail replaces the trips back through the dashboard: the club's fifteen screens are one click away, always in the same place. The evening now runs in tabs — clock, players, settings, structure, prize pool, room screen — instead of a single screen where everything competed for room. And the interface finally fills the display: 96% of the width instead of 62%. On a 14-inch laptop, that is two more tables without scrolling.

The table plan becomes the main view. It used to be one block out of seven, right at the bottom, below settings nobody touches after the first chip is dealt. It now owns the screen, with three narrow lists beside it — unseated, pre-registered to check in, and knocked out in finishing order. You can set an empty table in advance, name it, drag a player onto it, and remove it if you set one too many.

Buy-backs, in one move. A knocked-out player who pays again returns to play with one click from the eliminated list, and their stake goes into the prize pool. Until now you had to pretend you had made a mistake, reinstate them, then take the money — three moves, the first of which lied to the log. The button only shows when a buy-back is actually possible: a rebuy tournament, and the player's cap not yet reached.

An invited TD could not join their club. The invitation code can only be redeemed once signed in; email confirmation sent them to their inbox first; and the screen that was meant to ask for the code again did not exist. They landed on an empty console. The dashboard now asks for it.

Tonight's movements: “did I bust him or not?”. Every move of the evening in one thread — entries, arrivals, rebuys, eliminations, table moves — right in the console, under the tables. Type three letters of a name to see only that player. It lives on the TD's machine and works with no network, because the night you need to remember is often the night the wifi gave up.

The rebuy gets a name. A button per player replaces the anonymous counter: no more “rebuys: 3 → 4”, but “#12 Jean Dupont — 2nd rebuy”. Which means your “2 rebuys per player” rule is finally enforced by the software — without taking away your right to grant an exception, which stays possible and stays visible.

Reinstating a wrongly eliminated player also wiped their PokerHive account link, bonus chips and counted stack — their result stopped being tied to their account. Only the finishing position is cleared now.

Your room's gallery. Up to five photos of the venue — the table, the bar, the entrance — uploaded from the console and shown on the room's page in the player app. A player coming to you for the first time finally knows what the place looks like before pushing the door. One gallery per room; you publish them, or not, whenever you like.

Stronger separation between clubs. Every room, every tournament, every photo is now verified as belonging to the club touching it — with no exceptions left over from early versions. Audited before opening, fixes shipped: your data never crosses another club's.

Count stacks by hand, on the table plan and in floor mode. The ICM deal calculator now starts from the real counted stacks, not an average — a fair deal, in one move.

Premium refocused: up to 3 rooms and 20 saved structures. Room mode on the phone also counts stacks.

My radar (Premium): your saved criteria — buy-in, variant, distance, guaranteed tournaments — and an alert the moment a tournament matches.

The Premium view leads with the radar and lays out the roadmap ahead.

Five supplied backdrops, free for every room. Your own visual stays Premium.

The announcement ticker now crosses the whole screen, at any resolution.

No more false "Premium only" when a delegated TD opens floor mode on their phone.

Player passport: a public, shareable record, certified by the rooms.

A "Public profile" button on players who published theirs.

The room's flag on every line of the record.

Accounts & identity v2, geolocation, LIVE pre-registration, "My tournament", the player clock and a bankroll tracker.