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The language selected on the sign-in screen is now carried over when creating an account with email, Google, Apple, or other supported sign-in methods. This prevents the app from unexpectedly switching languages after registration.
The learning screen now loads curriculum content and infrequently used panels and layers more efficiently, making navigation smoother. Features are loaded when needed to reduce initial waiting and avoid unnecessary UI delays.
While waiting for the next table, you can now read learning tips, short reviews, and card or casino facts tailored to your membership. Turn the wait between games into a brief learning moment.
Completing the introduction or selecting a paid lesson now takes you to the correct course purchase page. This also fixes an error that could break the page during these transitions.
Fixed an issue where waiting messages could change unexpectedly just before the next hand began. Loading states and messages are now positioned more comfortably in portrait mode in the app.
Improved headings, tables, quotations, and other article elements make long posts easier to follow. Desktop readers can also open the app install page with a QR code.
Blog category names are now shown in the appropriate language on English, Traditional Chinese, and other localized pages, making articles easier to browse.
A visible Skip button is now available in the tutorial table, letting you move on to the next step without finishing every hand. Completion and early exits are also handled separately.
Open explanations and reactions no longer disappear when the same quiz is refreshed. They reset only when you move to a different question.
When a Fast Fold update advances play to a new seat, the correct time limit is now applied. The previous turn’s remaining time no longer carries over unexpectedly.
You can now choose your next lesson from a progress-based roadmap, with an optional list view. Moving between lessons and practice training is also more straightforward.
The learning screen now shows its essential layout earlier while secondary data such as stats loads afterward. This also reduces waiting and white flashes in the iPhone app.
Fixed randomized practice sessions restoring stale data or rejecting answers after a reload. Sessions can now resume safely after a connection interruption or page refresh.
Fixed an issue where completion popups or prompts could reappear after finishing the Daily Quiz. The completed state now remains consistent when returning or reloading.
Fixed an issue where playing a themed quiz did not always advance the “Try a themed quiz” Daily Quest. Quiz attempts are now reflected correctly.
We fixed cases where quizzes could get stuck after closing an explanation, and added access to missed-day results and completed-answer reviews in the same view as learning history.
We fixed an issue that caused broken profile images for some Google sign-in users.
Fixed an issue where the entire rewards page behaved like a dialog, causing the cursor and scrolling to loop. Tabs and reward-detail popups continue to work as before.
Fixed an issue where headings and article content disappeared after loading completed. Articles now remain visible consistently after opening the page.
Fixed stale results from interrupted actions appearing after returning to a screen. Fast Fold, friend matches, and tutorials can now be restarted from a fresh state.
Fixed an issue where Fast Fold remained stuck on “Entering…” after returning to the learning screen. You can now start another game immediately after coming back.
Fast Fold and friend-match transitions now prepare only the table resources they need instead of running unnecessary page work. This reduces waiting and overhead while moving into a game.
Fixed an issue that made app use and updates unreliable when the component that manages app updates failed to register in some environments. Temporary registration failures are now retried automatically when appropriate.
Fixed missing emphasis and formatting in reviews on the home and billing pages. Review content now keeps its intended layout across supported languages.
Fixed an issue that could prevent translations from loading on blog lists, article pages, and previews. Blog pages now open reliably in languages including Japanese and English.
Fixed issues that locked quiz controls after answering or navigating away, and improved tap reliability on mobile. Review and report panels, along with practice sessions, are also more stable.
On landscape tablet and PC screens, hand history now stays visible alongside the table for easier review during play. Explicit sit-out and return controls also make moving to the next table easier to manage.
Fixed dialogue, panels, and bottom buttons being cut off in the Android app, so learning and the first-time introduction are easier to complete.
Fixed an issue that could leave the login screen stuck after an authentication-code delivery failure. You can now retry sending the code or continue entering it normally.
Free users can now answer up to 50 practice quiz questions in total. Premium users continue to have unlimited access.
Choosing “Start learning” or “Start playing” now takes you to the correct destination. Your choice is also recorded to help improve the getting-started experience.
Temporary timeouts in a supporting service are less likely to immediately block Fast Fold room entry or the next hand in AI matches.
Free and advanced lesson labels are now visible in both the lesson list and roadmap. This makes it easier to choose lessons that match your goals and experience level.
Blog table-of-contents links now scroll to the correct headings, while card notation and glossary links have been restored. Article backgrounds are also consistent with the rest of the site.
The Fast Fold results screen now shows additional and remaining hand counts correctly. The numbers remain clear both on the initial view and after reanalysis.
Friend-match invitations can now be shared as room-specific URLs instead of relying only on a six-digit code. Unregistered friends can sign up and return directly to the invited match.
You can now purchase and equip frames around your avatar, with your chosen design visible to other players in realtime rooms. Choose from 24 different frames to personalize your look.
You can now open preflop GTO range charts directly from spot-specific pages for ring games and MTTs. The Equity page also includes common matchups, examples, and FAQs to make equity easier to understand.
If the date changes while a Daily Quiz is open, it now refreshes to the latest quiz instead of showing an unexpected error. Your practice flow is less likely to be interrupted at rollover.
On supported Android app builds, you can now choose an app icon from Settings. Two basic icons are available to free users, with additional previews for premium options.
On shorter phone screens, the play table and action indicators now overlap less. Fast Fold loading states are also easier to see in landscape orientation.
When getting started, you can now choose to start with learning or playing. The introduction then guides you to a hand experience or feature tour suited to that choice.
The Aria AI training card on the learning screen now uses a diagonal layered-card composition and refreshed artwork. Its description and navigation remain unchanged.
Fixed the three-dot menu in hand history being hidden behind the history panel. Actions such as copying or excluding a hand from analysis are now immediately accessible.
Practice answers now correctly count toward Quests, and coins are automatically refunded when AI does not provide a visible response. Issues affecting legacy practice and lesson access were also fixed.
You can now exclude a specific AI Ring or Fast Fold hand from leak analysis, play-style diagnosis, and My Range aggregation. The hand remains in your history and regular stats.
Fixed taps being blocked during and right after the correct/incorrect feedback animation, and quick taps not registering. You can now continue to the next answer as soon as feedback is shown.
Tagged exercises and randomized quizzes now sample from the full set of available candidates instead of favoring a subset. This makes review more balanced.
The pot odds calculator now includes worked examples, an outs chart, and frequently asked questions. Related equity calculations are also easier to find.
