Your opinion on styling your overlay

[Kaji Hokori]

What I mean by that: Customizing the table, card style etc.

In my opinion, it makes it a little bit easier for me to play, seeing four different colours instead of the normal card design. Also, table overlay makes it look a little more comfortable for me

 

[rsparente]

I use the four color cards, seems to make easier to get to faster decisions. Tables stacking I prefer side by side when in computer and only two tables or cascade if greater than 2 tables.

 

[wushibala]

I switched to a four-color deck after misreading suits a couple of times in a hurry — thought I had a flush, but ended up losing the pot. Once I changed the deck in the settings, that problem was gone. As for cascading tables — I don’t like it at all. It’s hard to keep track of what’s happening on other tables, so I always stick with the grid layout.

 

[Andyreas]

I don't really care about the design but I always use a for colour deck if possible for easier reads 👍🏻

 

[Hospedar]

I like to put the 4 color deck and to turn my table design more neutral on the background by putting the black color on it.

When I was playing multiple tournament tables on PS, I was changing the table color on each screen to help me to no confuse myself about what tournament I'm taking a decision.

About the completely unnecessary things (especially on GG): I remove that slow card reveal that annoys me, I put the traditional green back on the cards, I remove that loudly menu music and I always play with the blinds view instead of the chip view (even on cash games).

 

[renisundernet]

Ahh the customization it takes more effort to understand that than the amount of time to work on strategies for the game. I would love to have my favorite setup when I am "in the zone" for example. Its necessary A MUST imo.

 

[Flyer35]

I'm a big 4-colour deck fan. As far as any other customizations go, I just try to make the table easy to interpret at a glance.

 

[Rosylly]

Yeah, 4-colour for life, i don't understand why don't they use it at live games.

But, to be honest, in live game it doesn't matter so much because everything is slower and people only play 1 table, meanwhile some online grinders can play 12+ table and 4-colour deck matters a lot in a long run

 

[Rosylly]

Also i love to change table colors while multitabling, to divide more important from less important ones

 

[Poker Orifice]

I like to put the 4 color deck and to turn my table design more neutral on the background by putting the black color on it.

When I was playing multiple tournament tables on PS, I was changing the table color on each screen to help me to no confuse myself about what tournament I'm taking a decision.

About the completely unnecessary things (especially on GG): I remove that slow card reveal that annoys me, I put the traditional green back on the cards, I remove that loudly menu music and I always play with the blinds view instead of the chip view (even on cash games).

Same.

I also try to keep it simple, with as much contrast from card backs vs. table as possible.

example:

 

[Poker Orifice]

Old Stars graphics >

 

[Poker Orifice]

ACR (you get the idea).

 

[Poker Orifice]

Oh yah... fwiw, I made the call.