The winner is chosen before you start playing
Great game
Response from developer
Hi, thanks for sharing your feedback. We’re sorry to hear about your frustration. We want to assure you that the card shuffle is completely random and impartial, no player or team is favored by the algorithm. In games of chance like ours, it’s possible for one player or team to receive more wild cards than another in a single deal purely due to randomness. While this can feel unfair, it’s a natural part of how random dealing works and not a flaw or bias in the system. Over many games, these differences balance out. We hope this helps clear up any misunderstanding. Thank you for your time and for giving our game a try.
Far from realistic odds
Response from developer
We understand your frustration and would like to clear things up. Please know the card dealing is 100% random and impartial, using a uniform distribution, so every card in the virtual deck has the same probability of being dealt at any point. That means no player is favored, though luck can create streaks that feel unfair. For more balanced matches, we recommend playing on tables with the trophy icon. These use the ELO rating system, the same used in chess, to match you with players of similar skill (for example, if you’re level D, you’ll face players of level C, D, and E). When two players have the same ELO, each has about a 50% chance of winning. If ratings differ, the higher-rated player’s expected chance goes up, but overall, these tables provide much fairer matchups than random ones. Regarding the prize pool, every match has a table fee. This is how we keep the game running and allow us to continue improving it for everyone. We truly appreciate your feedback. Thanks for playing, and we hope your upcoming matches are even more fun and enjoyable!
Horrible card shuffle algorithm
Response from developer
Hi, thanks for sharing your feedback. We’re sorry to hear about your frustration. We want to assure you that the card shuffle is completely random and impartial, no player or team is favored by the algorithm. In games of chance like ours, it’s possible for one player or team to receive more wild cards than another in a single deal purely due to randomness. While this can feel unfair, it’s a natural part of how random dealing works and not a flaw or bias in the system. Over many games, these differences balance out. We hope this helps clear up any misunderstanding. Thank you for your time and for giving our game a try.
