This means if your opponent just snapped, it will remain with the rate it had until the turn passes and the stakes actually increase. These stakes do not show the stakes from a snap that has not been called yet. This section is simply a counter, but further information is displayed down below.īetween the 2 player names is the current turn and the current cube stakes. These track the game (and if there is an edge to be gained, it's due to these being tracked and not having to be remembered). On the right, you will see your own name! Under each players name are 3 categories - Destroy, Discard, and Move. I censored that within this image (for obvious reasons). In the upper left, you will see your opponent's name. Let's talk about everything in the tracker image above. Feel free to stop by the Snap.fan community discord if you'd like to share any suggestions that you'd like to see! As mentioned, there are plans to improve the interface - more compact options, resizability, and more. To see more information, you scroll down on the website that is loaded there. This is an image from the beta verison of the app - so it should begin to look better and better over time. On the right, you can see what the tracker app looks like as of the time of writing of this article.

The app does not have an overlay at the moment, but it is something planned for down the road. The left portion of the image linked above is simply the game itself.

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