Riverboat Gambler

This update brings the total simulated games count to 81 with the introduction of a new game: "Mini Hold'em". Mini Hold'em is a cross between Texas Hold'em and Three Card Poker. This game was requested by Gary, a casino Dealer who also trains other Dealers. It's a fun game and sure to be a crossover favorite. Thanks, Gary! Your support and involvement really mean a lot and RBG is better as a result of our collaboration. In the game, there are three Community Cards that will be shared with the Dealer. The challenge in this "heads up" game is to make the best three-card poker hand and beat the Dealer. Be sure to read the rules: the Player & Dealer each must use at least one of their two hole cards and, as in all three-card poker games, a Straight will beat a Flush! In addition to the new game, I have finally fixed the issues that were plaguing Lunar Poker and it has been re-released. I've marked it as "new" so it will float to the top of the menu for a few days. Lastly, I've added about 50 more enhanced screens to support iPhone devices that have the displays set to "zoomed mode" (Use More Space/Large Text). There are still several more screens to do and I'm hoping to knock them out in the next release. If you ever have an issue with a screen on your device, please don't hesitate to reach out using "Send Feedback" to let me know. I also fixed some bugs: 1. Jackpot Hold'em: In the previous release, changes I made to Ultimate impacted Jackpot Hold'em. Many thanks to Scott for reaching out to let me know that the Player Bonus wager was not being properly placed. The bug was so severe that I had to take that game offline. 2. Three Card Sabotage: In situations where the hands are a Push and the Player has more cards as a result of the sabotaged Dealer hand, the Player should win the hand. These hands were being declared as a Push. 3. Chase the Flush: In some edge cases, the Player was being over paid for the optional Same Suit bonus wager. I am about to "branch the code" and take a chainsaw to it in an effort to further streamline the architecture in order to prepare it for what I believe will be some exciting enhancements. Please keep your suggestions and requests coming. The backlog is overflowing, but I will get to your ideas. As always, thank you for your support and, if you haven't already, please consider leaving a review in the App Store to share your experiences with others who may stumble across RBG. Please stay safe! ~Danny