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Notes from the table — what shipped, what changed, and the occasional hand worth talking about.

  • 24 August 2026

    Everything we have published that was wrong

    Every false claim we have shipped: what each one said, how long it served, how we found it, and the test that now fails if it comes back. The newest one is a sentence in this post.

  • 20 August 2026

    Verify today’s deal yourself

    Everyone playing the Daily gets the same shuffle. Here are the six steps that produce it, a snippet that runs anywhere, and one day’s deck to check yourself against.

  • 4 August 2026

    Two devices, two chip counts

    Pip now has an optional account that carries your progress to a second device. The interesting part isn’t the sign-in, it’s what happens when both devices have been played.

  • 26 July 2026

    Pip, for readers who aren’t people

    Every content page now answers Accept: text/markdown with its plain text version — a free-plan build of what Cloudflare offers as Markdown for Agents, in about ninety lines.

  • 25 July 2026

    Launch week: what shipped

    A new card back, four more hand nicknames, a quicker freeroll, and three strangers in the credits — everything that changed in Pip’s first days in the open.

  • 25 July 2026

    Pip is live, and it’s open source

    Single-player Texas Hold’em with no account needed, no ads, and no real money — now live at playpip.io, with the whole codebase in the open.

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