PokerTH 1.1.1 - Bugfixes and more
Some days ago, on 2014-01-10, we released the minor release PokerTH 1.1.1. This package includes two minor bugfixes and especially one crash bugfix. So we recommend to update your installation to version 1.1.1 to avoid a possible crash at the beginning of a game.Also the HTML5 poker spectator has been updated several times in the last days (currently version 1.1-web8). We improved the performance of the lobby view and also added a loading message so that you can see when the loading of the lobby is in progess.
With the new year there is also a new CUP season initiated by our partners from poker-heroes.com. So they started with a New years cup and also with a Heads up cup. Have fun while playing or watching the games in the Spectator: PokerTH-live
Your PokerTH development team
We are very happy to give a Christmas present to all of you: PokerTH 1.1 was just released on 2013-12-22 and finally supports spectators for tables. There is a new 
On 2013-12-01 we released PokerTH 1.1-beta4. The translation team did a great job as usual. So the currently maintained translations are 100% uptodate and testable in beta4. If you see that your language isn't 100% translated it seems the current maintainer isn't available anymore. Maybe you like to do the job and want to join the translation team? Please contact us via 
Today on 2013-11-02 we released the version 1.1 beta3. This new package contains a frequently requested feature which allows to set the flag "spectators allowed" when you create an internet game. Please help us to test the new version because the new feature needed major modifications in the code.
Today on 2013-10-06 we are happy to release PokerTH 1.1-beta1. Besides the C++ programming for the desktop client we are interested in new opportunities coming with HTML5 technologies. So we started "learning by doing" and finally we are presenting a new HTML5 app called 
After a long summer break, we have continued our work on the new log file analysis. In a first step we are introducing an additional, frequently requested statistical value. A new table with the number of hands played (in relation to all hands) is provided. Hence, all existing relative values are evaluated in relation to hands played now; e.g. the win/loss ratio (number of winning hands in relation to hands played) is listed now.
