I just played a hand and was dealt "A2". There was "A2" on the flop and I moved "All-In".

The other guy also had two pair, Kings and Fours. I should have won, due to Aces and Twos being higher.

However, I think PokerTH mistook my 2 for a 10 and only recognised that I had one pair, Aces. The other guy therefore won the hand. Here's the output from the log file:

RIVER [board cards Ks,2s,As,8d,4h]
Da Breyn is all in with $1590.
tibo folds.
KrEwKi folds.
River Floor is all in with $2670.
River Floor shows [ Ah,Tc] - One Pair, Aces
Da Breyn shows [ Kc,4c] - Two Pairs, Kings and Fours

My nickname was "River Floor". It says I had a "Tc" but I'm pretty sure it displayed in my pocket as a 2 instead of a 10. I think there might be a bug in the Poke
Da Breyn is all in with $1590.
tibo folds.
KrEwKi folds.
River Floor is all in with $2670.
River Floor shows [ Ah,Tc] - One Pair, Aces
Da Breyn shows
Da Breyn is all in with $1590.
tibo folds.
KrEwKi folds.
River Floor is all in with $2670.
River Floor shows [ Ah,Tc] - One Pair, Aces
Da Breyn shows [ Kc,4c] - Two Pairs, Kings and Fours

My nickname was "River Floor". It says I had a "Tc" but I'm pretty sure it displayed in my pocket as a 2 instead of a 10. I think there might be a bug in the Poke
Da Breyn is all in with $1590.
tibo folds.
KrEwKi folds.
River Floor is all in with $2670.
River Floor shows [ Ah,Tc] - One Pair, Aces
Da Breyn shows [ Kc,4c] - Two Pairs, Kings and Fours

My nickname was "River Floor". It says I had a "Tc" but I'm pretty sure it displayed in my pocket as a 2 instead of a 10. I think there might be a bug in the PokerTH code somewhere that mistakes the 'T' as representing 10 instead of 2, or vice versa when it's displayed to the user.

hi CBG,

when did this happen. In the first hand of a game? There is a known bug that sometimes in the first hand of a game the displayed cards in the gui are different from the real cards you have. The log-file records definitely the right values.

Regards
floty

Thanks for the reply. It was actually the second hand of the game: The log file listed it under: Game: 2 | Hand: 2

If there's a known bug, why doesn't someone just take a look at the code and fix it? I'm guessing one case in a switch statement is the problem.

CBG wrote:

QUOTE:
If there's a known bug, why doesn't someone just take a look at the code and fix it? I'm guessing one case in a switch statement is the problem.

Edit: No, it is not just a switch case statement. It is a network/gui synchronization issue.