Annoying thing on Boss. NitPicking really.

[TylerStroud]

Really nitpicky but the dealer button always overlaps the suit of your first card in omaha tables when youre sat at the bottom. Its a pain in the ass. You can tell what it is anyway, but its just annoying.

[aaron1005]

I'm sure DiceMan did one of these threads, but what you pointed out seems to be quite annoying.

Another annoying thing is when you're scrolling through tables and tournaments, it scrolls for you, I hate that.

[Wakou]

Excellent post Tyler, having a vague moan about something can be a bit annoying but you have an image showing EXACTLY what the problem is. I hope that the powers of BOSS take note and fix it.

[Gus Mango Fish]

Interesting. I've not noticed that before myself. Will pass the info on to Boss and let you know what they say.

[aaron1005]

BIG MOAN:

I went onto cash table with 5.50, I got up to €73.11. I thought I will go back onto this table because I know what the players are like and I have to put all the money I took away from the table

Why?

[TylerStroud]

To stop people winning up to 100e and then taking out to avoid risking it. You either cash out or you dont . You cant cash out part of it.

[aaron1005]

To stop people winning up to 100e and then taking out to avoid risking it. You either cash out or you dont . You cant cash out part of it.

I can imagine that is why, but if I want to enter a tournament and all my cash is on the table, then it's a bugger.

[Gus Mango Fish]

BIG MOAN:

I went onto cash table with 5.50, I got up to €73.11. I thought I will go back onto this table because I know what the players are like and I have to put all the money I took away from the table

Why?

This is a standard rule of cash poker, and is the same across every site on the internet. Asking or trying to buy back into a live game, with less than you left with, is extremely bad etiquette and also wouldn't be allowed.

[Dice Man]

This is a standard rule of cash poker, and is the same across every site on the internet. Asking or trying to buy back into a live game, with less than you left with, is extremely bad etiquette and also wouldn't be allowed.

I've done this in a live cash game. I asked the permission of the table first and they were mostly like "meh". But TBH I can't see why there's anything wrong with it. Surely buying back in with less than you won is better for the table than not buying back in at all, since you're giving them a chance to win some of it back. But also, it's not like you have any responsibility to give your opponents the chance to win anything back. They shouldn't have let you win it in the first place if they wanted multiple opportunities to win it back. That you're planning to leave a table after a few hands, whether you win or lose, doesn't favour anybody.

[aaron1005]

There are a few things, nothing major, but I think a little improvement on the scrolling thing is in order, does my head in.

Not sure about the €100 daily FR either. 1000+ players for such a small prizepool. Couldn't you up it, or make a few more through day? Not much value.