N.D.
Visionary
Silver Level
I really wish they had an all-in confirm(fold confirm would be nice too) feature for PL and NL games + a 5 second timer for stud games.
I mean, like it's not bad enough we can't see our opponents and hear their voices there are these extra elements which can be a real problem. Accidental calls bite and they can happen for different reasons. One person at CC wound up all-in because of their cat. Tell me you haven't clicked call all-in while trying to click to box to check/fold or call for smaller with odds. I'd just like to be able to confirm that my actions are intended.
Then when playing stud games(especially in tournaments for very little or no loot) people are sitting out or auto-folding. Their hands fold faster than you can register the up cards(key part of playing stud is of course keeping track of cards as they're dying). A little 5 second(even just three seconds would be a big help) timer pre-action would up the quality of the game.
Am I alone in this? Are there other ideas you wish sites would impliment? Joke answers like(prohibiting donkeys from play won't be ignored, but they obviously won't be taken seriously either).
I mean, like it's not bad enough we can't see our opponents and hear their voices there are these extra elements which can be a real problem. Accidental calls bite and they can happen for different reasons. One person at CC wound up all-in because of their cat. Tell me you haven't clicked call all-in while trying to click to box to check/fold or call for smaller with odds. I'd just like to be able to confirm that my actions are intended.
Then when playing stud games(especially in tournaments for very little or no loot) people are sitting out or auto-folding. Their hands fold faster than you can register the up cards(key part of playing stud is of course keeping track of cards as they're dying). A little 5 second(even just three seconds would be a big help) timer pre-action would up the quality of the game.
Am I alone in this? Are there other ideas you wish sites would impliment? Joke answers like(prohibiting donkeys from play won't be ignored, but they obviously won't be taken seriously either).