Kiwi Poker has announced an upgrade that it hopes will put it one step ahead of its competitors. The new features include a “document tree” style navigational layout, improved multi-tabling, Poker Tracker compatibility and more beginners’ tables.
The new “document tree” layout enables players to expand the “tree” to narrow their selection, making it easier for them to find exactly what they’re looking for.
Once they’ve selected which games they’ll be playing, Kiwi Poker users will now also be able to see all of the tables they’re playing on at the same time. Players can play up to eight tables at simultaneously and will be able to view their tables in sets of four on a standard 768 x 1024 screen.
The latest update also makes Kiwi Poker compatible with Poker Tracker, a Windows-based computer program that allows players to analyse their online Hold’em, Omaha and 7 Card Stud play.
Finally, for new players who have been lured to the Kiwi Poker site’s improved features, more beginners’ tables are to be added. Players who have signed up in the last 30 days will be eligible to play against other new players with freerolls taking place daily.
Kiwi Poker has announced an upgrade that it hopes will put it one step ahead of its competitors. The new features include a “document tree” style navigational layout, improved multi-tabling, Poker Tracker compatibility and more beginners’ tables.