How does PartyPot handle side bets? Side bets can be processed as regular transactions between players. The banker records the side bet as a transfer, and it appears in the transaction history. This keeps side bets just as transparent and accountable as main game transactions.
How does PartyPot handle side bets?
Side bets can be processed as regular transactions between players. The banker records the side bet as a transfer, and it appears in the transaction history. This keeps side bets just as transparent and accountable as main game transactions.
Detailed Answer
Side bets are handled as regular transactions.
How to process a side bet:
1. Two players agree on a side bet
2. They notify the banker
3. The banker records it as a transfer from the loser to the winner when the bet resolves
4. The transaction appears in the history with a timestamp
Best practices for side bets:
Examples:
For poker side pots: These are different from social side bets. Poker side pots (when a player goes all-in) are part of the main game mechanics. Currently, the banker handles these manually; automatic side pot calculation is coming in the Poker Mode update.
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Does PartyPot support Poker?
Poker is partially supported. You can use PartyPot as a digital poker chip tracker and pot manager for Texas Hold'em, Omaha, and other poker variants. Full poker features — including side pots, blind timers, and automatic bet tracking — are actively being developed and coming in a future update.
What is the role of the banker?
The banker (usually the room host) is the only player who can process transactions between players. This prevents unauthorized transfers and keeps the game organized. The banker can credit, debit, and transfer money between any players in the room.
Can I see the transaction history after the game?
Yes! PartyPot keeps a complete, timestamped log of every transaction during your session. You can review who paid whom, when, and for what — perfect for resolving disputes or just reliving the highlights.