Settings that stick The AI difficulty you choose is now remembered, and Game Setup opens on it. It used to reset to Intermediate every time — and choosing Expert in Settings made no difference to a local game at all, because the setup screen quietly handed back its own value. Sound in Settings You can silence the game before it starts, instead of only from the speaker button once you are already at the table. Start Game where you can see it On the setup screen the Start Game button is now pinned under the form rather than sitting below the fold. Also: the "Ask the Expert" trump advice no longer answers for a hand you are no longer holding.

Built for iPad The game table now fills the whole iPad screen instead of a phone-sized strip in the middle. The trick in play is bigger, your opponents' hands spread across the table, and your own hand uses the full width. Choosing trump is now a compact card rather than a full-height panel, and online games open full screen on iPad. Online games now count Games you play online now add to your career statistics — wins, tricks, Doubles and Coats — just like games against the AI. News from us Now and then a short note may appear on the main menu — planned maintenance, say, or a new feature. Close it once and it stays closed. Also: smaller layout fixes.

Fairer trump calls The trump caller's partner no longer sees their own cards until trump is named — no more accidental signalling. The first caller of a set is now chosen at random instead of always being the same seat. Learn as you play Two optional Expert helpers, both off by default: a hint for which card to play, and advice on which suit to call. Turn them on in Settings; nothing is computed unless you ask. A proper table AI opponents now have real names that stay put for a session. When the caller opens a card instead of naming a suit, everyone sees which card it was. Cards alternate red and black before trump is called, so a hand is readable at a glance. Your record, finally counted Doubles — the game's signature move — are now recorded in your career statistics. They were always shown as zero before. One profile now covers both local and online play, so your record follows your account to a new device. Also: a redrawn app icon, and layout fixes on iPhone and iPad.

• Smarter AI: Expert opponents now count cards and play a sharper endgame. • Your whole hand on one screen — all 13 cards fanned at full size, no scrolling. • New sounds & music: card plays, tricks, Doubles, Coat/Dunk Coat, win/lose. Mute button in-game. • Bigger, clearer cards — larger suit symbols and numbers. • Online: fixed the New Game prompt repeating after a game.

Online play is now far more resilient: • Host can leave, game goes on — if the host exits mid-match, a remaining player is promoted automatically, so the game never dies. • Jump into a match in progress — take an open seat and pick up right where the AI left off. • Seamless AI fill-in — lose connection and AI covers your seat, then hands it straight back when you return. • Smoother reconnections and a batch of stability fixes across the board. Thanks for playing! Questions or ideas? We'd love your feedback.

Online multiplayer is here — play DoubleSur with friends! • Play online: create a room, share the code, and play together on any network. Tap a seat to choose your partner. • Much more reliable connections — games now resume smoothly if your screen locks or you switch apps. • Smarter AI opponents. • New "How to Play" guide. • Manage your account, including in-app account deletion. • Many bug fixes and polish.

• Cross-platform multiplayer: iOS and Android players can now play together in the same game • Fixed dealing rotation rules for COAT, DUNK COAT, and normal wins • Corrected double capture rules and Ace restrictions • Fixed player card positions on the multiplayer table • Improved online connection stability and reconnection