Key Takeaways
- Online poker giant PokerStars has finally implemented portrait layout onto its poker tables on its mobile app, becoming the last major operator to do so.
- The portrait view is currently available on a variety of games including Spin & Go, No Limit Hold’em and Pot Limit Omaha Cash Games, SNGs and some of the MTTs.
- Compared to the traditional landscape view which requires users to hold the phone horizontally, the portrait layout is much more natural as all the actions can be made while playing one-handed.
- The new portrait tables are currently available to mobile users in the UK and Belgian markets, with other markets expected to follow soon.
Online poker giant PokerStars has implemented portrait layout onto its poker tables on its mobile app, becoming the last major operator to do so.
The portrait view is currently available on a variety of games including Spin & Go, No Limit Hold’em and Pot Limit Omaha Cash Games, SNGs and some of the MTTs.
Compared to the traditional landscape view, which requires users to hold the phone horizontally, the portrait layout is much more natural—all actions can be made while playing one-handed.
The new portrait tables are currently available to mobile users in the UK and Belgium, with other markets expected to follow soon, the operator has stated. It is also available in the global play money app, PRO understands.
