- Badges you earn now stay after a miss or a late review. "Cleared" badges lost when questions were added come back. - Pick for me now serves unanswered questions first. - Optional reminders before a streak breaks and on review days (monthly plan). - Leaderboard for the drill's "Today's shared 5" (ranking members; today and yesterday; sign-in). - Rule 47-A summary (multiple chips) now covers the last chips; 1 question added (337 total). - Fixed some dan-rank records not reaching the rankings.

- "Count and split" now keeps records; "5 on your weak spot" practices the type you miss most. - New: Today's shared 5. Everyone gets the same 5 questions daily; see your score, time and overall standing. - "Find by situation" is now "Real Cases (TDA Forum)". Titles are free to browse, and explanations link to the case behind each question. - Questions and rule summaries now follow the 2026 TDA Rules, Version 1.1 (336 in all). - Fixed cards that could stay face down in showdown practice.

- Fixed an issue where the background color of some screens might not display correctly.

- New on the home screen: Challenge the rankings. For this week's TDA questions, fastest time by rank, badges, and streak, see your current place and how far you are from the next one, then start a challenge right away. - The "Correct this week" ranking is now named "TDA questions correct this week" (2026 revision questions are not counted). - Added 5 questions with illustrations (131 illustrated questions in total). - The last sync time now shows seconds.

- Added 35 questions with illustrations (126 illustrated questions in total). - Lighter illustration images: their total size is smaller than in the previous version, even with more questions. - Adjusted the position of labels and speech bubbles in some illustrations for easier reading.

What's new in 1.11.0 - Sign in with Apple or Google (optional - everything still works without an account). - When signed in, your study records sync across devices. - New profiles and rankings: see worldwide, country and region standings for this week's correct answers, fastest certification times, streaks and achievement badges. Your existing streak and certification records carry over. - Some questions now have illustrations to help you picture the situation (questions open on the "Question text" tab; see them in the "Illustration" tab). - My page is easier to read. - Choices in mock exams now appear in the same order as in practice. - The explanation for a dealer killing a hand by mistake (Rule 67-A) and the table diagrams in TDA rule practice have been revised. - Fixed an issue where hole cards could stay face-down at showdown.

What's new in 1.10.0 - The "Count and split" practices are rebuilt: amounts you can count in chips, one question at a time, and the same table as "Build the side pots" for start-to-finish, awarding and odd chips. - In these practices, wrong options in 4-choice questions now come only from real counting mistakes. - 79 TDA rule questions have clearer text and table diagrams (Japanese, English, Traditional Chinese). - Rank exams: going back mid-exam now asks you to confirm. - Minor fixes.

What's new in 1.9.0 - Home: "1 step for today" suggests one next step based on your records. - The Practice tab is now a compact list. - My page: swipe through your achievements; "Badge and rank goals" shows goals as tiles. - "Build the side pots": continue on one hand through the winners, each pot's payout and the odd chip. - Rank exams: if the app closes, resume within 24 hours, up to twice, without using another attempt. - First launch: choose your language from 3 buttons. - Minor fixes.

What's new in 1.8.1 - "Showdown drill": the start button is now at the top; pick each setting from a list. - Side pot, odd chip and showdown drills: the next question scrolls into view. - Fixed a rare blank screen after switching tabs or going back. - "Find by situation", "2026 changes" and "Glossary" fold by heading. - Back returns to the previous screen. - Dark mode: easier-to-see dealer button, card backs, drill tables and inputs. - Some mixed-game questions now use 8-handed tables.

What's new in 1.8.0 - "Read the rules": all 12 chapters are now free and easier to read (color-coded items, bold key points, lists, jump buttons to lettered paragraphs). - Dark mode: choose "Match device", "Light" or "Dark" under "Appearance" in Settings. - "Side pots, start to finish": award each pot separately. - Smoother button presses and screen transitions. - Quitting a mock exam midway now asks you to confirm. - Questions and explanations corrected against the rules (333 questions).

What's new in 1.7.0 - A female or male dealer guide on Home, Practice and your rank page. Tap "?" for the "App guide" to change guides, take the tour or read 16 FAQs. New ranks are celebrated after exams. - Rebuilt "Count and split" drills: "Start here" by level, "One next step" after each session and difficulty notes. - Question table diagrams show chip amounts; seats the text never mentions are small dots.

What's new in 1.6.0 - Use "See it in motion" on supported questions to follow the action at the table at your own pace. - A note on applying rules at the venue now follows each answer. - The "Count and split" drills have a clearer table: seats in clockwise order, larger cards, a two-row keypad, clear feedback on wrong answers and animated amounts. Reduce Motion is supported. - Clearer wording for a raise-amount question in English.

What's new in 1.4.0 - New "Count and split" drills: Build the side pots, Push the Omaha Hi/Lo piles, Declaring "pot" (PLO), Push the odd chip, Judging the raise amounts (NLH) and Placing the button and the blinds. Practise as often as you like, free and without records. - "Side pots, start to finish" follows one hand from start to finish: begin by building the pots, or begin by awarding the completed pots. - Omaha (PLO) added to showdown practice and training. - New "What to watch as the dealer" notes for each game. - Filter questions by floor call. - The About page now shows the app version, and the subscription notes name the store you are using.