The takes round no longer covers your hand. • Call your number with all thirteen cards still in view. The panel now sits above your hand, clear of the seat names, and sizes itself to the space it has — on iPad, on a Mac, and in any window big enough to matter. • Win a full game and the game asks, once, whether you'd like to rate it. Once, and never again. • The Hint's explanation of its card is a sentence again.

Now called Whist, and now on iPad and Mac. • Plays on Apple silicon Macs, and the table grows to fill a big window or an iPad screen. • Fixed: tapping a prediction twice could freeze the hand on the last trick. • The Hint now suggests the card the bots themselves would play, and never a prediction the rules forbid. • Rules rewritten, including when you're allowed to trump and what happens when everyone misses. • The game history scorecard is readable again.

Bigger cards and a whole new way to play them. • Cards are 30% larger, with the rank and suit in the corner like a real deck — readable even with 13 of them fanned across a phone. • Play a card by dragging it onto the table, or tap to lift it and tap again. Nothing commits until you let go, so a mis-tap no longer costs you a trick. • Cards you can't legally play are dimmed before you touch them. • Played cards now flip onto the felt instead of appearing out of nowhere. • The takes round shows every player's prediction at a glance, with a running "committed of 13" total. • Bidding now happens on the table itself, and a single menu button frees up screen space. • The Hint button is back on the table, and the trump winner's takes start at their minimum bid.

Bigger cards and a whole new way to play them. • Cards are 30% larger, with the rank and suit in the corner like a real deck — readable even with 13 of them fanned across a phone. • Play a card by dragging it onto the table, or tap to lift it and tap again. Nothing commits until you let go, so a mis-tap no longer costs you a trick. • Cards you can't legally play are dimmed before you touch them. • Played cards now flip onto the felt instead of appearing out of nowhere. • The takes round shows every player's prediction at a glance, with a running "committed of 13" total. • Bidding now happens on the table itself, and a single menu button frees up screen space. • The Hint button is back on the table, and the trump winner's takes start at their minimum bid.