Step-by-step guide
Follow the process in order, then check the room's current lobby and cashier terms before committing funds.
- 1
Access settings
Open BetOnline Poker's settings menu, typically found via a gear icon or through the main menu. Look for "Table", "Display", or "Appearance" options.
- 2
Choose your table theme
Select from available table felt colors, backgrounds, and themes. Choose a style that's easy on the eyes for long sessions.
- 3
Customize card designs
Choose card faces and backs that are easy to read quickly. Standard four-color decks (each suit a different color) are popular for reducing mistakes.
- 4
Configure the layout
Adjust table size, position, and arrange UI elements. Set up bet-sizing shortcuts, action buttons, and chat visibility to your preference.
- 5
Set up four-color deck
Enable four-color deck if available — it uses different colors for each suit (spades=black, hearts=red, diamonds=blue, clubs=green), reducing misread flush draws.
Tips and best practices
- Use a four-color deck to quickly distinguish suits — especially important when multi-tabling.
- Choose subdued, dark table themes for long sessions to reduce eye strain.
- Remove unnecessary UI elements (chat, avatars) to keep the table clean and focused.
- Configure bet sizing shortcuts for your most common actions (2.5x raise, 3-bet, pot bet) to speed up play.
Frequently asked questions
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