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Fixed cases where you couldn't get back to your table after a connection drop, and where AI chat showed the wrong conversation.
Fixed answers and completions not saving on unstable connections, progress being reverted, and exam answers not being selectable while saving.
Daily quiz notifications now rotate through seven messages, and no longer say "keep it going" to people who didn't play yesterday.
Switching to the analysis tab, moving through getting started, and starting practice no longer reload the page.
Themed quizzes now show whether you were right instantly, and explanation ranges load in advance.
Streaks and weekly totals are now counted by your local date instead of Japan time.
If you leave the first lesson partway, it now picks up where you stopped, and completion is saved as soon as you finish the last line. The lesson list also scrolls back to the lesson you just left.
If your plan covers only cash or only tournaments and you hit a locked lesson in the other format, you'll see a button to open the same lesson in your format.
Practice sets without a position filter no longer cluster on a couple of positions. With keyboard shortcuts on, Enter takes you to the next question or set.
Invites only count when your friend signs up through your invite link, so copying now includes the message and link, and the screen and FAQ explain this.
In text chat with Sonnet and Luna, questions about venues, rake, tournaments or prices are answered with a web search and source links. Acey now also reacts to what's happening.
Play style type names that appeared in English are back to their translated names, and Knight's Challenge titles on profiles are now larger and easier to read.
Lesson figures in Lv.0–5 and the completion-screen key points are now drawn as chalk on a blackboard. Lv.3 and Lv.4 lessons now show key points on completion for the first time.
In conversation-style lessons you can return to a line you skipped past. The table's cards and bets also go back to how they were at that line.
On iOS, tapping the purchase button sometimes did nothing; this is fixed. We also addressed cases where a purchase was not applied or no guidance appeared.
You can start the next set straight from the completion screen. Repeating the same conditions is also less likely to bring back spots you just saw.
Coins from mission rewards, redeemed codes and similar sources go straight into your balance without a claim step.
The table menu has a new Bet size panel with three options: Auto, By position and Custom.
Fixes include a question that could not be passed even with a correct answer, a result screen that jumped back to the top, and glitches in explanations.
We checked screens in all 16 languages at phone width and fixed headings, tabs and buttons that were cut off because the translation ran long. Russian and Traditional Chinese (Taiwan) wording was also revised.
If you missed the reveal, you can replay the same result from the icon at the top of the screen. We also fixed the coin count going up before you flipped the result.
A tap right as the next table appeared could fold your hand; this and similar issues are fixed. Cases of endless loading or failed reconnection are also reduced.
If you already subscribe to one and buy the other, the app now tells you beforehand that it is an additional subscription. For free trials, it shows the exact date and time by which cancelling avoids a charge.
The entry point and materials for the Elite Pack (Lv.5) were Japanese-only and are now available in every language. We also added a shortcut from Lessons and progress indicators.
Learning history, the Daily Quiz, help, the glossary and more now offer a retry button when loading fails. The Reload button on the error screen, which did nothing, is fixed too.
We cut waiting time across the board — opening screens, moving between them and after answering. The Daily Quiz also responds faster after an answer when used from overseas.
A round-up of small fixes for everyday use.
It is now clear what the ring colours mean and what a healthy value looks like.
Lessons from Lv.0 to Lv.4 now show diagrams that sum up the key idea at a glance. Lv.0–4 diagrams appear in your selected language.
Learning history used to cover 30 days; you can now extend it to 60, 90 and 180 days.
We revisited how calls that are effectively all-in are graded, and the preflop ranges used in reviews.
We fixed exercises jumping back to the first question after a reload, lessons advancing while AI chat was open, and more.
In Fast Fold, AI matches and friend matches, effects now play the moment you make a strong hand or win a big pot. The premium-hand cut-in can be turned off in settings.
The colour, effects, pitch and haptics step up as your streak of correct answers grows. The wait between answering and seeing the result is shorter too.
Japanese text across learning, play, quizzes, AI chat and tools has been made clearer and more consistent.
When you reopen the app, you now see a "Welcome back" login screen instead of the sign-up flow.
Preparing the next table now starts the moment you press Fold, cutting the wait when moving tables. Several table-move bugs are fixed as well.
A limited-time KOP collaboration quiz is now available. Start it from the prompt on the Grow tab and check your score after 10 questions.
The preflop options shown when customizing your quiz range now use the standard terminology.
We fixed an issue where hand records and stats could be lost, for example after leaving your seat in a friend match and returning.
In the daily quiz leaderboard, the top three scores could show long decimal strings; all ranks now display with the same number of decimal places.
The rank explanation, previously browsed by swiping sideways, now scrolls vertically through RP calculation, the rank list, promotion and demotion, and Elite tables.
Resending an exercise answer is less likely to fail, and friend matches no longer show an error just because you left the screen.
A new limited-time quiz, “Sengoku Poker: 10 Questions”, is available from its own page, with scoring just like other campaign quizzes.
In the newly launched video poker mode, AI strategy review card colors now match your hand, and exception wording is clearer.
When conditions allow, the next hand starts at the same table after you finish one, so you spend less time waiting for a new table.
You can now browse, purchase, and equip avatar frames in Settings, not just themes, without being in a match.
When no campaign or announcement is active, the empty banner slot is removed so the layout no longer shows unnecessary blank space.
The next table is prepared while you view the result, and opponent stats load ahead of time, so there's less waiting between hands.
You can now reserve a return to the lobby after the current hand in a friend match, keeping the same room and players.
Video poker is now available as a new mode. Play up to 500 hands at once and check each hand’s result, payout, and total as you go.
Removed invalid quiz scenarios (like asking you to act after you're already all-in), stopped awarding full credit to tiny alternatives, and clarified misleading Japanese explanations.
When you replay a single question in the Daily Quiz review, the screen stays open so you can keep reviewing.
Players who placed in KOP 2026 Knight's Challenge can display exclusive gold, silver, and bronze frames on their profile.
In English and several other locales, Acey is the default AI coach look. You can still switch characters in settings; Classic (Aria / Q-chan) stays the default in Japanese and other Classic locales.
A "Combo effect for answer streaks" switch is now in the learning settings and the in-quiz settings. When off, you'll see the regular correct-answer reaction.
Questions like "How should I play the flop after calling?" or "What hands will call me?" now get a direct answer instead of a repeat of the correct move.
In Fast Fold and AI games, you can reserve a fold from the big blind so you move to the next hand the moment someone raises.
The rank-up screen and the completion screen now have share buttons. You see the card your friend will receive first, then choose to share it or save the image.
The screen shown after a lesson, exercise, quiz or Daily Quiz is tidied up so you can see right and wrong answers, your score and your time at a glance.
For a limited time, a more capable AI answers text chat for paid members. On the free plan, answers now come from more careful reasoning than before.
A new design with a solid colour per suit is available. Classic, Midnight and Deco were redrawn so rank and suit stay clear on the small cards at the table.
A promotion exam button now sits at the top right of the Fast Fold card. Premium members ranked below Red III can take the exam, and passing promotes you to Red III.
Look at the face-up hands and the board, then answer quickly with your equity or the number of outs. Weekly, monthly and all-time rankings let you compete with other players.
Premium members, including those on a free trial, now have a weekly free allowance for text AI chat. Once it is used up, chat continues with coins as before.
The AI looks up your hands and study records when needed and calculates hypothetical spots on the spot. It can also answer questions about coins, plans and other parts of the app.
The same action used to appear in different colours depending on the screen. Larger sizes are now darker, and all-in is always purple.
You can now view 9-max tournament chip EV (50BB) plus ICM near-bubble and final-table settings. Published postflop settings can be selected as well.
No more reviewing hands one at a time. Pick a period and filters from your play history and the matching hands are graded together.
The last card now builds suspense when you are drawing to a strong hand, and effects scale with the size of the win. Odds and payouts are unchanged.
Finishing an exercise or practice quiz now reveals your results one question at a time along with your best combo. Lesson completion screens show slides summarising the key points.
We addressed iOS and Android purchases that were shown as failed even though payment went through, or that never reached the payment sheet.
We added free tools and pages that work without an account — easy to share with people who are just getting started.
Answers are now less likely to contradict the facts when describing made hands and draws, judging preflop decisions, or discussing opponent ranges.
Select the part you're curious about and tap Ask to quote it in your next question. Your latest question can be edited and resent — free within three minutes of the answer.
If the conversation format isn't for you, lessons can now be read as a scrolling article. You can switch between the two modes at any time.
Each day's study now appears as a single path from the Daily Quiz to a treasure chest at the goal. Weak topics and reviews are added to the plan automatically.
On Android devices where notifications were allowed but reminders weren't arriving, notification registration now happens automatically.
Short messages shown before an AI chat answer could appear in English regardless of your language. This is now fixed.
If a store payment fails, the app now shows a prompt to open your payment settings right away, helping you avoid losing access without noticing.
Bring GTO ranges into lessons or your own range charts, then edit and save color labels and action frequencies to fit your goals.
Pop-ups such as the rank explanation on the home screen failed to display or could not be dismissed by tapping outside; both issues are fixed.
The screen shown after finishing the quiz now has a background pattern, and Japanese text no longer wraps awkwardly in the middle of words.
Opening an opponent's profile or the coin purchase screen on the match table no longer leaves the sheet hidden behind the table and unresponsive.
A bug that left match tables stuck after a failed reconnect has been fixed, and the app now retries recovery when appropriate.
Preflop explanations can now cover hands you did not open with, and 9-max questions show correct seats and hand history.
Characters including Acey and Deucey now use a 3D look, giving a consistent appearance across matches, lessons and other screens.
Verified strategies for 9-max cash games are now available on the learning screen.
At tables where someone is sitting out, positions and blinds shown in hand history no longer get shifted, so you can review each hand as it actually played out.
When you choose a bet by percentage, the amount is now based on the coins you have instead of a fixed maximum, so you can bet in line with your current balance.
Avatar frame coin prices were inverted relative to how luxurious they look; the pricier tiers now match their visual quality.
In the newly launched video poker mode, you can filter multi-hand results to four-of-a-kind or better and step through them one by one.
Google sign-in can't complete when the login screen is opened inside apps such as Instagram or Facebook, so the button is now disabled there and users are guided to email login or reopening in their browser.
Repeated spots are less likely, grading and explanations are clearer, review is easier to continue, and answers save more reliably.
Cash-game themed quizzes now show the same rake as live tables (5% with a 4 BB cap), while tournament-format and other quizzes stay rake-free.
Fixed the integrated range control so clicks are no longer blocked by the settings overlay and selections update immediately without lag.
Preflop solution views now work for heads-up (two-player) tables in addition to full-ring tables.
In friend matches with “reset to 100BB every hand” enabled, all seated players’ stacks are now normalized to 100BB right before each hand.
Friend-match history now loads complete details for past hands, so you can inspect cards and showdowns at any point in a match.
On the learning screen the columns now scroll independently and correctly, the AI chat input follows the keyboard, and garbled notation in answers is cleaned up.
