Nytt i PokerSjef

• The database describes what each of the winner's photo fields holds, for whoever reads it.

• Other websites can no longer show PokerSjef inside their own pages; its own room clock preview still does.
• An address that does not exist shows a short page that says so, with a way back, instead of the events list. A file asked for while a new version is still reaching every server now answers "not found", so the browser never keeps the page in its place.
• The winner's card and photo also work for a night completed with nobody left in play: the last player out, who holds first place, is the winner.

• The platform administrator's Impersonate Account and Delete Another Account lists name a club's owner Owner, as the Members page does, instead of Director.

• At your own table the "Your seat" card no longer sits above the clock: your row in the roster is marked You. Other tables still show it, with Go to my table.
• The club's time zone, currency, rake and fee, and how early check-in opens (an hour by default) are set once on Club settings; every new event starts with them, and an event can still set a rake of its own.
• Private events replace practice events: only the club's owners and directors, and the players signed up for it, see one. Every event is published when it is made; there are no drafts.
• Players check themselves in from their own card on the Events page once check-in opens; the printed check-in code is gone. The desk sees a blue Checked in beside the name and approves them.
• A player who signed up in advance comes off the waiting list before one added on the night.
• The event form is shorter: the length of the night sits by the start, the maximum players come first, the dealer type is Dedicated or Self-dealt, rebuys are 1 to 4 or Unlimited, late entry closes at a break, the smallest chip comes from the club's chips, and a rebuy is always called a rebuy.
• The level calculator's preview shows the breaks as rows and every amount under its own heading; a fixed-limit game no longer repeats its big blind, and the big blind ante reads BBA.
• The event's tabs are Clock, Registration, Seating, Payouts, Structure, Results, Tables and Room clock. Edit and the audit log are icons by the event's name; Event controls is gone, its cards now on the Clock tab and the Edit page.
• Seating has Find a player and Balance now at the top, each table's own game, a greyed table to add another, and a Players view with everyone in the event.
• Hand-for-hand sits at the bottom of the Clock tab and waits until late entry has closed.
• The cash-up is in the audit log, for directors and the owner, and the log's Money and chips filter now shows every buy-in, rebuy and add-on with what it moved.
• Results end with finalization; Reopen for correction is red, and a payment with no recorded method says so.
• The level sheet reads in coloured bands, Stud, Limit and No limit, with a break as a row of its own where it falls, one Ante cell for stud with its player or stud choice, and cells as wide as the amounts, so a full mix fits a laptop screen.
• The Structure tab shows the levels the same way: one band per kind of game instead of a column per game, the breaks with their colour-ups as rows, the level being played marked and the ones played dimmed.
• Signing up is one tap: your name on the list is your account's name, and only a full event asks, since it puts you on the waiting list.
• A new event is made in two steps: first the event, the field and the money, then Continue. The blind levels are then generated from those figures, counting the rebuys and add-ons the night can expect (a tenth of the field rebuying as often as it may, another tenth some of those times, 15% once, half the field adding on); late entry closes at one of their breaks, the first at or after a third of the way by default. Nothing is saved until you create the event.
• Late entry always closes: every event names the break it closes at, the quick event too, and the Structure tab marks that break. An event saved without one keeps working until its next edit asks for one.
• The level sheet sets every stud level's ante, player or stud, with one choice at the top of the column; the "What each table reads" card is gone.
• The quick event no longer fails when the starting stack is cleared: it says "Type a starting stack" beside the field. Its late entry is a choice of the night's breaks, and a no-limit ante reads BBA.
• Seating shows the players in play at the top, ten to a page, with the search that finds a player; then a bar with Set every table to and Balance now; then the tables; then the players out, with Unbust. The Tables and Players switch is gone.
• A bust-out shows at once, and the rest of the table view stays usable while it is confirmed. Two players busted one straight after the other from the same screen finish in the order they were busted, and the table's Hand Finished and a rebuy wait for the bust before them.
• The room clock is set on Club settings: what it shows (the organiser, the venue, the blinds, Find your seat, tonight's results, the payouts, the moves, the chips, the figures along the bottom), the clock colour with a live preview, the information strip and whether a new screen starts with sound. A new event copies these; a night can change its own copy on its Clock tab. The logo and the background picture stay the club's.
• A clock colour too dark for the dark screen is shown lighter in the same hue, so hot pink or a strong blue shows, and the settings say so beside the colour.
• The room clock fills the screen: larger text and digits, and nothing cut off on a 1280 × 720 television. The final table's draw takes the whole screen, with every name in full. The season or league table is gone; the screen lists tonight's players out, with the points each took and, in brackets, their total. Rebuys and add-ons are counted along the bottom, and a strip that fits stands still.
• A finished night's room clock shows the winner and the rest of the top three, with their prizes once published, and no strip; its header says Finished, and the night's whole length is given.
• Season and league standings follow a night as it is played: each player scores as they go out, and the winner when it ends.
• Hand-for-hand shows only while it can matter: with more than one table left and at least as many places paid as the final table seats.
• The events list shows a small map pin after an event's name when it has a venue; a tap opens the place in Maps, found by its name when it has no address.
• "Table 1, Seat 8" with a capital S everywhere, and "Bord 1, Plass 8" in Norwegian.
• The instant join link's code is ten characters with no look-alike letters, so its QR code prints cleanly and it can be typed in any case. Every club's link was replaced: share the new one.
• A page that fails to draw no longer blames an update unless one happened.
• The club history names a change to the room clock or to the defaults for new events, and a league finished or reopened, instead of "Changed something in the club".
• A long label beside a tick box wraps next to the box instead of dropping under it.
• The room clock's table cards read from further away: on a wide card the game sits on the top line beside its tables, and every amount is in one row and larger, the same size on every card. The line under them reads "Next Level:", and "Tables advance their own game after an orbit" is gone. The figures along the bottom keep clear of the screen's edge.
• Find your seat reads down each column, then the next, in at least two columns on a laptop or a television and three where they fit, and its pages say "Page 1 of 2".
• The room clock has a switch beside the chime, the voice and full screen that shows whether the screen is kept from going to sleep; a tap keeps it awake and says so. The link at the bottom, shown when the browser refused, now reads "Tap to Stop This Screen Going to Sleep".
• A long name ends in "…" where it would run over its place: on the room clock, and in the table, seating and results lists, where a tap on it opens the player with the whole name. The final table's draw, the winner and the top three show a name whole on up to two lines.
• Repeat It Weekly keeps the start time on the club's clock across a change of summer time: a 19:00 night in October is copied to 19:00 in November, not 18:00. Copy This Event starts with the event's own name filled in.
• The Edit page of a quick event shows the smallest chip it was made on, and no longer warns about a chip the club does not have.
• The Edit page of a finished event says its levels and games are fixed, instead of saying the clock is running.
• After the night, a table's page says it is finished, who won and where the results are, instead of a clock at 00:00 over an empty list.
• Hand-for-hand no longer waits for a table nobody sits at. Ending it takes the last hand's minutes off the clock like every other hand, and once everyone left is in the money it says so and makes ending it the main button.
• A player who checks in from their card sees Checked in on the event below it at once.
• The club history on Club settings shows a change made on that page at once, names the game that was added, changed or removed, and pages fifteen at a time, newest first.
• The desk says when a walk-in's name is already in the event, with their seat, so the same player is not entered twice.
• The account menu reads My Results and Sign Out.
• Help explains the room clock's screen-awake switch.
• Deleting a club now says plainly that the players keep their accounts and other clubs, but the nights they played in that club leave their results and statistics.
• After a deal, the room clock shows what each player agreed, for the winner, the top three and the payouts, instead of what their places pay; players tied on a hand of hand-for-hand are all named, and share.
• "Late entry" is the word everywhere, the desk's messages and the server's included; the refusal when a late player needs a director's reason now reads in Norwegian too.
• Sign Up Only is off once late entry has closed and the field is full, as nobody can join the waiting list then.
• When late entry has closed and the event lets nobody in after it, the desk says so under the buttons, with a link to allow it on the Edit page; the window that admits a late player reads "Late entry closed when level 4 started".
• The Tables tab opens the first table somebody sits at, not an empty one.
• A finished event's status says who won instead of "1 still in".
• Points are written the reader's way everywhere, 8,97 in Norwegian, on the room clock, the standings and the scoring example.
• The desk's club list says nobody new can join once late entry has closed and the field is full, instead of offering the waiting list.
• Norwegian: "Bord 1" with a capital, and "klokken" throughout; the table page and Help point to where a withdrawal and an unbust are now recorded on the Seating tab.
• A withdrawal or a rebuy that gives up a stack can no longer hand in more chips than are in play; the desk and the player sheet say so before anything is sent, and a withdrawal handing in nothing is never refused.
• Switching how the pool is split keeps each place's meaning: percentages become the prizes they give, amounts their share of the pool, instead of 50 % turning into 50 kr.
• The room clock's strip says late entry in one short sentence, as the desk does.
• On the room clock's payouts, players tied on a hand share one line with each one's share; hand-for-hand's own buttons wait for a bust still on its way.
• The Clock tab no longer explains Reset above its button; its confirmation says it. On the Structure tab and the level sheet a break is blue-grey, and the step being played is green with a bar down its edge.
• A club can keep several chip sets, each with its own name, and choose which is the default. Every new event starts with the default and can take another on its Edit page or in the quick event. An event keeps its own copy of its set until the night is done, so a change on Club settings moves no event already made; the Edit page offers to take the set again as it is now.
• Each chip can have its own colour for the edge spots; left alone, a light chip gets dark spots, so a white chip no longer looks plain.
• A room clock signed in as a player or a dealer now shows the amounts of a deal, as the Floor's and a director's do.
• Hand-for-hand's reminder counts only tables somebody sits at; the screen-awake switch says the state once the browser has answered; the club history of one club no longer shows under another after a switch.
• The room clock's settings show the real room clock in miniature, laid out as on a television, at each moment of a night: before the start, a level, a break, the payouts, table moves, the bubble, hand-for-hand, the final table and the finish. It uses made-up players with your settings, background and chips, and on a night's Clock tab that night's own levels, games and money. Open Full Size shows it in a tab of its own, to try on the television.
• On the room clock, hand-for-hand, the bubble, a pause or a colour-up under the countdown now takes its room from the countdown, so the table cards stay whole even on a 1024 × 768 screen; hand-for-hand and the bubble share one row.
• The room clock's side panel turns the page every ten seconds when its list is longer than it has room for, instead of cutting it off: every table move, payout and player out now shows, and a move reads on one line.
• A chip set needs at least one chip before it can be saved. The events list's Winner caption shows on a phone only, and Results keep "Bust-out" on one line.
• On the Clock tab the clock and the cards beside it end on one line, and the room clock's explanation, on the Clock tab and on Club settings, opens from the "i" beside its heading.
• A page opened in the minute a new version is still reaching every server no longer stays broken: a screen, or the site itself, that fails to load fetches its files again and reloads once.
• Record a Deal after a tie in hand-for-hand counts the tied players' shared prizes once, so the players left are told the right amount to share.
• The room clock's side panel starts again at its first page when it settles on a different number of rows per page, so no row is skipped; its table card counts only the tables somebody sits at.
• A template remembers the chip set its levels were made for, and the quick event's full form keeps the set chosen on the quick sheet; a set since deleted leaves the default.
• The Edit page of an event whose chip set has since been deleted says the event plays its own copy, instead of showing the club's default.
• The table page's note about bust-outs shows only to those who bust players.
• The winner's photo: when the last bust ends a night, the screen that recorded it offers to take a photo of the winner, for the Floor, a director or the owner. The photo shows on the room clock beside the winner's name, and on the winner's card at the top of the Results tab.
• The winner's card: the club's badge and name, the event, the date and the number of players, the winner's photo in a circle (else their profile picture, or their initials) and their name, in the club's clock colour, with a small pokersjef.com. It never shows prize money. Share sends it from a phone; a computer saves it.
• The winner can add their own photo from their phone, from a "You won" card on the events list, and remove a photo of themselves; the Floor and directors replace or remove it at any time. The photo is deleted with the event, with the club, and when the winner deletes their account; the privacy page says so.

Nytt

• One sheet per player: tap a name on the Players page or at a table, or use "Find a player" at the top of any event page, and the sheet shows the player's state, seat, last count and money with every action your role has for them: check in, bust out, count the stack, rebuy, add-on, move to a free seat, withdraw, void, undo and unbust.

Endret

• A stud table's amounts drop the complete, which is always the small bet, so the bring-in, the bets and the ante fit on one row; the structure preview drops it too.
• The level sheet has one Small bet column for the stud games and the fixed-limit games; the separate Complete column is gone. Events already saved keep their amounts until their structure is edited.
• Self check-in shows you only your own name: scanning the event's code asks you to sign in, then you tap "Yes, I'm here". Nobody can check somebody else in; a player without an account is checked in at the desk.
• Voiding a no-show gives the place to the first person on the waiting list, as a cancelled sign-up already did. Bringing a voided player back into a full field puts them at the back of the waiting list.
• Admitting somebody from the waiting list into a full field asks first ("The field is full at 10 players. Admitting Anders makes 11") and, on yes, raises the maximum to the new count.
• Once late registration has closed nobody can join the waiting list, and a player still on it reads "Registration has closed" on their card.
• Add-ons close with late entry and rebuys, after the same level; the add-on on the event form is just the cost and the chips.
• The events list counts the waiting list apart, "10 players · 2 waiting", and signing up for a full event says you join the waiting list before you press.
• An event that finishes ends hand-for-hand, and the final table's "resume once everyone is seated" notice no longer comes back during hand-for-hand.
• The room clock keeps the standings, the payouts and the check-in code beside the tables on smaller screens too, so they never cover the blinds.
• A screen shows a command's result as soon as the server has it, and a screen whose first read failed tries again within seconds instead of staying on "Loading".
• Event screens open faster: the whole event and its games are read in one request instead of about fifteen, the screen being opened starts downloading at once instead of after the sign-in check, and every command reads the event the same way.
• On the table view the big blind ante sits beside the big blind, and "How to play" is a small button in the table card's corner, out of the way of the clock and the amounts.
• A stack given up for a rebuy starts a fresh count at the rebuy's chips, so the old count no longer shows under the player.
• Stack depths in big blinds follow the game the player's table plays, on the Players page as on the table view.
• Reversing a prize payment asks in the app's own window; the clock page says the room clock announces the bubble once the payouts are published.
• Small fixes: no "Back to" button on a table's first game, numbers grouped by the app's language everywhere, "1 record", "Apply to the open table", "waiting list" throughout, the late-entry line naming rebuys and add-ons, a dash for no ante in the structure grid, the Admin tab in the profile window, and the admin's test banner no longer drawn over the club bar.
• The Archie 66 guide gives the rule when nobody qualifies for the high or the low: the pot is split evenly among the players still in at the showdown.
• The single draw guide says the game is almost always played no limit, and that fixed limit is rare.

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• A Help page in the app, in English and Norwegian, for owners, directors, the Floor, dealers and players: getting a new club started, the five roles and what each may do, running a night from the desk to the finalized result, what players do, seasons and leagues, and answers to common questions with how to reach support. It opens from the account menu and from the front page, needs no sign-in, and each part has its own link to send, such as pokersjef.com/help#roles.
• Stack counts at the table. A dealer, the floor or a director presses Stack beside a player on the table view and types the chips they counted; the window starts from the last count, shows the stack's depth in big blinds at the level, and refuses 0 (the player is out: bust them out instead) or more chips than the tournament has in play.
• Count the table, for a count at a break: the table view steps through the seated players one after another, with Skip and Stop counting.
• Every count shows as a count with the time it was taken, such as "31,500 · counted 21:14 · 79 BB", under the player's name on the table view and in the Chips column of the Players page. It is never shown as a live stack, and the room clock's average stack is still the chips in play divided by the players left.
• Everyone at the table sees the counts on the table view, players too: a stack is in plain view at a live table. A count recorded on one phone appears on the others at once.
• A game guide for players. On the table view, "How to play" (for example "How to play PL Omaha hi-low") opens the game the table plays right now: what it is, how a hand goes step by step, how the betting works at this limit, how to win (the low qualifier, whether straights count, aces high or low), strong starting hands and hands to fold drawn as cards, and a few plain tips. It starts with the table's current limits in words, such as the blinds or the small and big bet, the bring-in and the ante, and follows the table when the game changes. Full screen on a phone, a side panel on a computer, in English and Norwegian.
• On the Games page every game's name opens its guide, the club's own games too.
• A Games guide page lists every game, to read before the night, with a choice of no limit, pot limit or fixed limit.
• Every game has a full guide, the house games too: Super stud and Super stud hi-low (four cards down and one up, two thrown away before 4th street), Archie 66 (triple draw, high needs a pair of sixes, low 8 or better), Baduci (the best badugi and the best deuce-to-seven hand share the pot, aces high) and Sviten Special (Omaha and five-card draw, with the one-card face-up rule). Fixed limit is one bet and four raises, with the big bet from the round after the second burn card.
• An instant join link on Club settings: anyone who opens it joins the club at once as a player. It is off until a director makes one; New link makes old links stop working, and Switch off removes it. Somebody who opens an old or switched-off link can still ask to join, and is told the link no longer works. Only a director sees it.

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• Hold'em is called Texas Hold'em everywhere, "NL Texas Hold'em" and so on.
• The club code and its link always ask a director to approve, so the code is safe to read out or print. The "Requests need approval" and "Anyone with the link joins instantly" choice is gone from Club settings; a club that let anyone in at once has an instant join link instead.
• Joining through the instant join link says "You're in — welcome to" the club.
• The Floor sees the night's cash-up on the Players page, with the prizes paid out, and the Paid column on Results; paying and reversing prizes stay with a director.
• Dealers work every event and table of the club; a dealer can no longer be limited to one event or table.
• Chip counts and other plain numbers are grouped the reader's way, "200 000" in Norwegian and "200,000" in English, like money.
• The first page loads faster: it downloads 164 KB of compressed code instead of 216 KB (561 KB instead of 730 KB unpacked). The room clock, a table and the profile window load when they are opened, the demo mode's code and sample data are no longer in the published site, and React and the database client sit in files of their own that the browser keeps from one release to the next.

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• The profile window names the version the screen is running, with its commit, and says so on the staging site, for problem reports.
• A quick event for a casual night, on one screen: the name, the start, the players expected, the length of the night and of a level, the starting stack, the smallest chip, one game and, if you like, a cash buy-in with rebuys. It builds every level and break with the blind calculator, shows the levels with their start times and when the night should finish, and creates the event in one tap.
• The quick event shows the chips each player gets, such as 8 × 25, 8 × 100, 2 × 500, 8 × 1,000 and 2 × 5,000, from the club's own chips, or from the usual set with a link to Club settings when the club has not set its chips.
• The events page offers Quick event beside the full event form, and Edit in the full form opens the quick event's settings there for anything more.
• The self check-in page shows the waiting list apart: registered players first, then the waiting list under its own heading, each name with its place ("Waiting list · 2nd"). A player on the waiting list who presses "I'm here" is told they are on the waiting list and that the desk will call them if a seat opens.
• The Players page shows waiting-list players who said they are here in their own group, "Waiting list, arrived", in waiting-list order, below the registered arrivals, so the desk seats the next one when a seat frees. Each waiting-list name shows its place.
• Room clock moments, always beside or under the clock so the time and the blinds stay in view:
  • Before the start, a "Find your seat" list gives every seated player's table and seat in alphabetical order (Æ, Ø and Å last in Norwegian), page by page when the list is long.
  • After a balance, a Moves card lists each player to move, from which table and seat to which, until the floor marks the moves done; with the voice on, the room hears that players are moving tables.
  • With a published payout plan, "On the bubble" shows while one more player out puts everyone left in the money, and "In the money" shows for 20 seconds when the field reaches the paid places.
  • "Final table" shows for 30 seconds when the final table forms, unless the seat draw is already on the screen.
  • With the voice on, each moment is said once; reloading the screen does not repeat it.
• A player's own seat is the first thing on the events page on the night: a large card with the table and seat and one "Go to my table" button, for anyone playing, whatever their role in the club. It also says when the player is registered, checked in and waiting for a seat, on the waitlist, deciding on a rebuy, or out, with their place.
• When the floor moves a player, balancing or closing a table, their card turns to "Move to Table 1 · Seat 2" with the seat they are leaving, until the move is done; after the final table draw it says the seat has changed and names the old one. It updates by itself.
• On every page of an event they play in, a small "My seat" button in the event's title bar opens their table in one tap, so a director or dealer who is also playing gets there too.
• The table view marks the player's own row with "You" and brings it into view, and shows their seat, or the move to make, at the top.
• The desk asks how each buy-in, rebuy and add-on was paid, Cash, Vipps or Card, with three large buttons; the one used last on the device is marked, and one tap records it. Each money record shows how it was paid.
• Paying a prize asks whether it was handed over in cash or by Vipps.
• A cash-up on the Payouts page: what the desk took and what was paid out in prizes, by cash, Vipps, card and not recorded, and what the cash box should hold at the end of the night.
• A guide to the club roles (docs/ROLES.md): the five roles, what each may do, how roles are given and taken away, and what support can do.
• Adding a location in Club settings suggests real places from Google as you type the venue's name or address; pick one and the name and the address fill in, and both stay editable. Typing by hand works as before, and without the service's Google key the form is plain typing.
• An event's venue opens in Google Maps: tap the venue under the event's name on its pages, or beside the date on the events list. It shows when the venue has an address.

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• The privacy page names Google: the text a director types to find a venue goes to Google for the suggestions.
• A player who cancels and signs up again joins the back of the waiting list instead of taking their old place.
• A new location is one field, the venue's name or its street address; a Google suggestion brings its address with it. The club's places have more room between them, and each one with an address opens in Google Maps.
• My results moved from the club's pages to the account menu, beside Profile and Logout; on a phone players still have it in the bottom bar.
• The events list shows ten events a page, newest first, with Newer and Older; search and the filter still look through every event.
• Money reads the way a club writes it: "1,500 kr" in English and "1 500 kr" in Norwegian, with øre only when there are some; euros, dollars and pounds show their symbol, other currencies their code.
• The results spreadsheet gives prizes as plain figures with the currency in the column heading, so a spreadsheet can add them up.
• The Floor now runs the whole room: the clock and hand-for-hand, the desk with its money (check-in with the buy-in, walk-ins, rebuys, add-ons, withdrawals), setting every table's game, undoing the final table draw, and printing the self check-in code and the club's join poster. Payouts, prize payments and the event's settings stay with a director.
• A dealer records a player's chip stack, and no longer records a withdrawal; the desk does.
• Only the club owner deletes a league or a season, and takes somebody else out of the club; anybody may still leave.
• A director deletes or calls off only an event they created, and only until it is finalized; the owner deletes any event. The event page says why the button is missing.
• Confirmations open in the app's own window instead of the browser's: every "are you sure?", every question asking for a reason (a void, an unbust, a reversal) and every warning now shows in PokerSjef's dark window, in your language, with a button that says what it does ("Delete the season", "Reset the clock to the start") and a red one when it cannot be taken back. A reason already filled in can be pressed straight away; a number that will not do, such as the chips handed in or a table's seats, is said under the field. On a phone the buttons fill the width.

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• The server judges every command (rebuys, late entry, hand-for-hand) against the clock as it stands at that moment, not as it was last saved.
• When a page opens it takes the quickest of three readings of the server's time, so countdowns on different devices agree more closely.
• The clock's background worker runs once a minute instead of every 15 seconds, and its run history is kept for two days only; open screens still move into the next level on time by themselves.
• The clock worker no longer writes a line to the database log on every run, on both the live and the staging database, to stay inside the free log allowance.
• The club menu no longer offers to copy the join code; the code under the club name is there to read out.

Fjernet

• The old GitLab Pages copy of the site is fully switched off and its old DNS records are gone.
• Unused code and translations; dated audit and research notes are filed away.

Nytt

• Hand-for-hand: the director or the floor starts it, calls each next hand and ends it; the clock is paused, each hand takes its minutes off the level, and each table's dealer marks the hand finished.
• Players out on the same hand of hand-for-hand are tied at the better place and share the prizes of the places they cover equally, on every screen and in every ranking; hand-for-hand cannot start while rebuys are open.
• Practice or private events: a tick in the event form; such an event counts in no season and no league, still counts in each player's own results, and shows a Practice label.
• Prizes are rounded to a cash unit, 50 kr by default and chosen per event or per payout, with first place taking the leftover so the prizes still equal the pool.
• A director can reverse a recorded prize payment, with a reason, until the result is finalized; the payment stays on record and the prize is owed again.
• The club's chip set in Club settings: each chip's value and colour name; the structure shows which chips colour up at each break, and the room clock and the dealer's view name the chips coming off, say it aloud and show a legend of the chips still in play.
• Room clock: the next level on every card, amber in the last minute and red in the last ten seconds, PAUSED over a paused clock, the published payouts beside the standings, levels read out on request, and the self check-in code shown in turn while late entry is open.
• Room clock on a wide screen puts the tables on the left and the standings or payouts on the right, with the amounts sized so the blinds never run off the screen.
• Standings and an event's finishing order download as spreadsheets.
• Desk: Busted, rebuy in one confirmation, players deciding on a rebuy pinned at the top with Rebuy, Declines and Unbust, and Register and seat now for a walk-in.
• Self check-in: a Type your name filter above a long list, and a tap asks "yes, I'm here" before anything is recorded.
• An English and Norwegian switch before sign-in, on the front page, the sign-in card and self check-in.
• Members shows how many people are asking to join; the front page links to joining with a club code.

Endret

• Late entry and rebuys now close together after the same level, which an event that takes rebuys must set.
• A night dated in a finished season still counts in it; the season's dates and scoring stay locked; season and league cards load faster.
• Desk on a phone: one card per player with the likely action first (Approve, Rebuy, Add-on) and the rest under More.
• Director console and table view: previous and next step name their level and ask first, a paused or unstarted clock says so and dims, and a device that has lost its connection says its clock is estimated and greys its buttons.
• Payouts: the editor starts from the published split, Publish is the main action, prizes can be paid only against a confirmed plan or a recorded deal, and Finalize asks first.
• The structure shows, while the clock runs, the time of day each level should end, and scrolls to the level being played.
• Seating: Balance shows how many moves it will make, the close button names its table, and Find a player brings their seat into view.
• A refused command shows near the bottom of the screen, within reach of the button pressed, until dismissed.
• Every button and field on a touch screen is at least 44 pixels tall, and a 375-pixel phone no longer scrolls sideways; the events list shows as cards on a phone and names a finished event's winner.
• My results charts show the last 30 events with Show all, and show total rebuys; the audit log loads older records a page at a time.
• The build pipeline runs one job per staging push, builds production only from the release button and skips documentation-only pushes, to save pipeline minutes.

Rettet

• My results no longer names a winner when a director ended the night by hand with several players still in.
• A page left open during a release reloads once instead of going blank.
• The desk no longer redraws every row four times a second, which slowed it on phones.
• Links to another club's season or league open it, and a failed read offers Try again instead of loading for ever; the print poster prints again.

Nytt

• Seasons and leagues redesigned: a season is a set period in which every event of the club counts, with its own scoring, and every club gets the year, the current season and the next; a league is a set of events the club chooses, and one event may count for several leagues.
• Separate Seasons and Leagues pages, with cards showing the leader while one runs and the top three once it is over; a league can be finished and reopened like a season.
• My results shows where you stand in every season and league that counts a night you played.
• The events list shows an event's leagues as small tags that open each league.
• A staging copy at staging.pokersjef.com with a Staging ribbon; production changes only from a Deploy to production button that first checks no event is in progress.
• Phone navigation: a slim top bar and the club's pages in a tab bar at the bottom; the club card opens a club menu to switch, create or join a club.
• The Games page lists standard and club variants with their family (community card, draw, stud or hybrid).

Endret

• The database moved to Stockholm, with the command service in Frankfurt, the nearest region that runs it; the sign-in is now stored so that a later move signs nobody out.
• The site is served by Cloudflare Pages with its DNS on Cloudflare; the first byte from Oslo went from 488 to 76 milliseconds.
• Commands answer faster because the sign-in is checked once and the caller is looked up in one call.
• Logout signs out this device only.
• Every screen belongs to the event it was opened from; old short links open the events list.
• The game list is one list, and older structures and records were converted to it.
• The privacy page names Cloudflare, Stockholm and Frankfurt.

Fjernet

• Invite links: clubs are now joined with the club code.
• The GitLab Pages copy of the site and its pipeline step, which could update production on any push, even during an event.
• One-off operator scripts, two of which held real players' names.

Rettet

• Standings read every finish in a season, not only the first 1,000.

Nytt

• Facebook sign-in works for every user now that Meta has approved the app review.
• My results keeps a player's statistics: spending, profit and return, how often they rebuy, finishes, streaks, graphs and a table by club; the full history is a paid feature, free for everyone while in testing.
• The structure sheet says level by level whether the stud tables collect the player ante or the stud ante, and every screen shows only the one collected.
• Whoever starts a club is its Owner: a director who may also delete the club and whose director role nobody can remove.
• One Members list with search, filter and sort, a pencil to set access or remove someone, and a merge button, 20 people a page.

Endret

• The two stud antes are called the stud ante and the player ante everywhere, in messages and documents too.
• Player is the least a club member holds: removing a staff role leaves a Player; people who left the club are no longer listed, but their names stay on the nights they played.
• Room clock cards show each amount under its own name, two to a row, and the full-screen button sits beside the chime button.
• Pages keep clear of a phone's notch and home bar; hints open on a tap as well as on hover, and a tap on a greyed-out button shows why.
• The sidebar shows the club's pages without counts, and loads faster for it.
• The terms describe clubs anyone can start and join by code, the roles and deleting your own account.

Rettet

• The live finishing order gives no place or prize to a player still in, and such a payment is refused.
• A cancelled signup moves the first person on the waiting list up.
• Next step keeps a paused clock paused, and balancing never picks a player who is deciding on a rebuy.
• Picture uploads work while an administrator is testing as another account.

Nytt

• The Floor role replaces the power user: every dealer right plus seating, moving and balancing players, running the tables and unbusting, but no money; Members offers Player, Dealer, Floor and Director.
• A player still in play may give up their stack and rebuy; the chips handed in leave the tournament and come back if the rebuy is reversed.
• A cash event may keep a percentage rake or a fee per entry, on the buy-in only or on rebuys and add-ons too; the prize pool is what is left.
• A finalized result can be reopened for correction with a reason, and every finalization keeps a permanent copy of the result it confirmed.
• The desk can record a withdrawal, with the chips handed in and a reason.
• A director can merge two records of the same person, and the club's history of cancellations, deletions, merges and role changes is on Settings.
• Anyone can delete their own account from Profile; the account is anonymised as Deleted player and the results stay.
• An administrator can test the app as another account, with a banner and a one-hour limit.
• A player sees their seat and results from every club; a director can remove someone and anybody can leave a club.
• A deal can be recorded from the Payouts page, and a new club is shown its first steps.
• The profile opens as a window with names, picture (Google, Facebook, upload or camera), language and date format, newsletter, your clubs and account deletion.
• The whole app is available in Norwegian as well as English.
• Club codes are four characters, and lookups pause after 20 misses in an hour.

Endret

• Seasons are optional: an event may belong to no season, and the automatic Standalone events seasons are gone.
• Late entry always stays open through the break after its last level.
• Cancelling a draft or published event deletes it, with a reason, and the club keeps a record of who cancelled it.
• A finished season is frozen, and only an administrator can reopen it.
• Archiving only takes an event off the active list: it still counts in standings and stays readable.
• The desk stays fully open on a completed event, so a night can be corrected before it is finalized.
• The final table forms only once the field drops to the number set, and after late entry has closed; the league's final-table bonus follows the event's own final table.
• The countdown follows the server's clock, so a television set two minutes wrong no longer ends levels early or late.
• Pages load faster: compressed files, rarely used screens fetched later, and a clock tick re-reading only the clock; the command service now runs next to the database.
• The room display groups tables playing the same game into one card, and phone layouts fit a 375-pixel screen.

Rettet

• A prize cannot be paid twice or beyond what is owed, even when the wifi drops a reply or two directors press at once.
• Two directors can no longer record the same rebuy or add-on twice.
• Setting the time left can no longer land on the wrong level after the clock has moved on.
• A player who busted and is deciding on a rebuy, or who has rebought, can no longer be voided.
• A balance order is cancelled if the player was moved by hand in between.
• A player who unregistered is found again at the desk instead of being created twice.
• Starting the clock on an unpublished draft is refused, and the clock of a finalized night can no longer be reset.
• A fixed-limit or stud structure reopens with the amounts the director typed rather than doubled.
• A failed Google or Facebook sign-in says why, and the payout editor states a shortfall in money rather than in øre.
• The lobby shows where each event is played, and copies keep the venue.
• A load test of three 150-player events at once, with a database restart, found two bust-outs claiming the same place; that is fixed.

Endret

• Every change now goes through the command service, with its audit record and checks; the direct write access signed-in browsers still had is removed.
• A club's events, leagues, seasons, standings, games and venues are visible only to its members; the room display signs in.
• A self check-in link stops working when the night ends, and the check-in page says whether it finished or was called off.
• In no-limit deuce-to-seven the ante is the small blind and the big blind combined.
• A cancelled event no longer behaves like a live one: the clock will not start and the desk takes nobody and no money.
• The room display shows only the payouts a director published, marked provisional when they are, and says when the standings were published and that tonight is not in them.
• Error messages lead with a sentence a director can act on, and headings use a director's words.
• Shared links show a proper preview card and the site has an icon.

Rettet

• Nudging the clock, jumping levels and ending the night all keep the minutes already played.
• Amending the structure while the clock runs keeps breaks in place and never doubles one.
• Reordering the mix keeps every table's game and its place in the rotation.
• Stepping the clock back no longer reopens late registration, including after a structure change or a clock reset.
• Publishing league standings no longer wipes them, and a season total is rounded once.
• Finalization reads the confirmed payout plan everywhere and says what it is waiting for.
• The desk no longer counts a reversed rebuy, and every money record can be reversed from the audit log.
• An event that will not load says why, and moving between an event's tabs no longer stops its live updates.
• Balancing counts the moves already ordered and will not seat the last two players at separate tables.
• The bust-out and late-entry questions open over the page, so a phone does not leave them off screen.
• An event ended with several players still in gives the same finishing order every time.
• A director can no longer register another club's player, and a closed result can no longer be changed by a bust-out, withdrawal or undone check-in.
• The stud ante is no longer the same figure as the bring-in.
• A password reset link reaches the screen that sets the password, and the payout editor uses the event's own currency.
• Database changes are now tried on a throwaway copy before they reach the live service.

Nytt

• The blind calculator starts 200 big blinds deep, raises the blinds every level, gently first and steeply last, and writes easy numbers after the club's sheet.
• The smallest chip is a setting of the levels sheet, and the sheet flags every amount the chips cannot make.
• A full-screen button on the room display that also keeps the screen awake.
• Sign-in shows a button, with its logo, for each provider switched on, Facebook beside Google.
• A front page for people who have never seen the product, saying it is free while being built.
• A director can rename a league.

Endret

• The privacy page and terms name the operator and cover Facebook sign-in.
• Unregistering can be undone by signing up again, and the button says Unregister rather than Cancel.
• The invite list shows only invites still waiting; delete confirmations say what to type.
• A visitor who has not signed in sees the product and the sign-in card, not an empty club sidebar.
• The test club's old name no longer appears anywhere in the code.

Rettet

• Deleting a club works, and an event's buttons stay on one line in the events list.
• The build refuses to publish a site that is not connected to the database.

Nytt

• A Club settings page: name, badge, clock background, locations, join link with QR code and poster, joining rule, and delete for the owner; an event can say where it is played.
• A blind calculator in the event form: from the players, stack, rebuys, the night's length and the level length it fills the sheet with evenly climbing blinds and breaks, previewed first.
• The calculator fills every game's amounts (no limit, pot limit, fixed limit and stud), and fixed-limit and stud bets can run a step ahead of the blinds or level with them.
• Deuce-to-seven double draw joins the games every club has.

Endret

• Games and limits are kept apart: a game joins the mix as no limit, pot limit or fixed limit.
• Stud antes are named Player ante and Stud ante.
• The desk lists arrivals first and finds a waiting player by name.
• The sidebar account card and the events list (Scheduled, Ongoing, Finished) are redesigned.

Nytt

• A short club key lets a person find a club and ask to join, with a director's approval.
• A picture beside every name, from Google or an upload, and a badge for the club.
• A roster name is shortened to a first name and an initial; a player can set their own and leave a note for the director.
• Every club member has a player record, so the desk lists them instead of asking for a name.
• Late registration is enforced at the desk: after the cut-off a director admits a player with a reason the audit keeps.
• An event can be cancelled with a reason.
• Public privacy and terms pages.

Endret

• Each event state offers only its next step, and the server enforces it.
• Dealers work every table rather than an assigned one.
• Notifications stack in a corner and leave after five seconds.
• The sign-in page hides the password box until asked for, and says Google makes a new account.
• Each role lands on its own front page, and money figures are hidden from players and dealers.

Rettet

• A sleeping computer no longer loses its session.
• Stale move orders are cancelled rather than carried out, and a cleared scan keeps a waiting player in the queue.
• Copies keep their settings and follow their date into the right season; time zones are checked.
• New database functions are locked by default, checked on every build.

Nytt

• A club can add its own games on a Games screen.
• The final table forms itself at the event's number, always at Table 1, with a seat draw on every screen; a director can undo it with a reason.
• The last player standing ends the tournament: the win is confirmed and named, the seats are freed and the tables close; an unbust reopens the night.
• Payouts by share of the field, percentage per place or amount per place; a published plan sits behind a Revise button.
• Prize payments recorded from the finishing order, one player or everyone outstanding.
• League scoring families with best-N, minimum events, participation and winner bonuses, event multipliers, finished seasons and a preview; standings on the room clock.
• Seating shows each table from above, with a dedicated dealer at the top or seat one dealing.
• The dealer view shows the previous game with a 30-second undo and the next level during a break.
• An event or a league can be deleted, by a director, with a typed confirmation.
• A completed event finalizes itself 24 hours later when nothing blocks it.

Endret

• Clock and table-game buttons show their result at once and the server confirms it.
• A new event starts as a free event, with money screens hidden; cash is opted in.
• One-tap approve at the desk, and arrivals fill tables in number order from Table 1, opening tables as needed.
• The room clock pages its table cards when they do not fit, and shows the next level's amounts in a break.
• A one-game night shows no game rotation, and a player's table view is read-only.
• A new league starts on the field-scaled scoring, the platform default.

Nytt

• The name PokerSjef, a chip logo and a dark theme with a green accent; the site on the pokersjef.com domain.
• An event lobby with a club switcher; clubs and events are created from it, and members register and cancel there.
• Club roles, invite links and dealers for the whole club; Members offers Player, Dealer and Director, and a director can rename the club.
• An audit log with undo, and correction of a bust-out, with an Unbust action.
• A result screen with guarded finalization.
• Leagues, seasons, standings and scoring with a preview.
• Templates, a weekly repeat and Play again.
• The clock advances on its own on the server, and a screen asks for the next level when its countdown ends.
• The clock shows the next break, when each step ends and stack depth in big blinds, with a soft bell at one minute left and a chime on a new level.
• The director can set the exact time left, with minute nudges; the room clock and the table view keep the screen awake.
• An event can be edited, its structure edited as a sheet cell by cell, and amended while the clock runs from the next level on.
• Stud games can carry a player ante and a stud ante; big-bet games get a big blind ante column; stud games show the complete.
• A busted player waits as deciding on a rebuy while rebuys are open.
• Tables can be added, removed and given their own seat count, and a seated player can be dragged to move or swap seats.
• The desk shows the table and seat after an approval so it can tell the player.
• The mix is picked from two lists, with the rotation dragged into order.
• Big O, Sviten Special, Drawmaha, Super stud hi-low, Archie 66, Baduci and the rest of the club's own game list.
• Display branding and a banner strip; offline screens refuse commands.

Endret

• The pages move into a sidebar, with the open event's name and tabs across the top, and a table picker on the table view.
• The room clock counts levels, not steps, and calls the pause a break.

Nytt

• A registration desk and a seating map.
• A money screen with buy-ins, rebuy and add-on limits and payouts; a club can name its own rebuy.
• The event lifecycle, the club's player list and self check-in by QR code.
• Void and undo at the desk; undo frees the seat and clears the scan.
• A set-password screen for account recovery links.

Endret

• Every screen refreshes after a command and when a device wakes.

Nytt

• A director console, a room clock, a structure view and a dealer's table view.
• One tournament clock and level for the room, with each table keeping its own game in the mix and the right betting amounts for it.
• The rules for the clock, mixed games, seating, registration, money, payouts and league points, tested against the worked examples in the specification.
• Sign-in, and a command service that saves each change with its audit record and refuses a change based on an out-of-date view.
• Live updates to every open screen, including a second screen on the same event.
• The site published on GitLab Pages, connected to the database.