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Last month, we covered The state of €50-€100 HexaPro games and I teased for some potential upcoming changes to the game. Today, I’ll confirm the game mechanics we’ve settled on. The go-live date is not confirmed just yet, but we hope to have it ready in little over a month. Summary of key changes 1.5x minimum multiplier becomes 2x. We’re – for the €50 and €100 stakes – moving away from our very unique multiplier distribution with 1.5x as the smallest potential prizepool. Rake is lowered from 6.853% to 6%. With more money at stake in the lowest multiplier games (2x instead of 1.5x), we’re also slowing down the games with 2 minutes level up time, instead of the current 1 minute. The 25x multiplier is removed and a new 4x multiplier is added. A 10x prizepool is no longer winner takes it all but instead: 1st=8x, 2nd=1x, 3rd=1x. New

“How/where can I download my hand history?” is a frequent question from players new to Unibet poker. When we explain that you can’t, we’re met with a cocktail of emotions consisting of an equal blend of disbelief, shock, and wonder. Furthermore, when we speak to our higher-volume players at Unibet Open events or through the social channels, we realize it is a much sought-after feature, and we do understand the need to improve your game more easily in today’s poker environment. We even acknowledge that we, due to the lack of hand history download, are actively pushing volume to other sites, for players that are really keen on getting better. So why don’t we allow players to download their own hand histories? Before we dive into the details, it’s important to understand the whole site ethos and the strategy behind the original product launch in 2014. Here a quote from

The €50 and €100 HexaPro stakes can be a bit of a roller coaster ride. Not just for you as a player, but also for us a site. We’re still, relatively speaking, a small poker site, and the highest stakes HexaPro games are the most vulnerable to traffic changes – just one more regular player can make a huge difference to the overall health of the game. As an example, the NL200/NL400 cash games generally have a monthly fluctuation in traffic of 5%-10%, while the €50-€100 HexaPro games often see 30% differences from one month to the next. In recent months, it’s been a scary downhill ride aboard the HexaPro roller coaster with a traffic drop of more than 50%. While the games will certainly rebound from current low numbers – again, significant monthly swings are natural – time has come to revisit the games. We can see we got