Table Ninja Adds Support for PokerStars Nova Themes

Due to customer demand, Table Ninja has now included support for the new Nova layouts on PokerStars. The Nova layout is the first one on PokerStars specifically designed for multi-tablers and has been added to the growing list of Table Ninja's supported themes. It boasts a leveled player pod arrangement that works for all tables and all sizes and also includes larger fonts and smaller avatars. In total, the Nova layouts are a welcome addition and will function well with the table layouts that multi-tablers employ when competing on PokerStars.

Thanks to Nova theme support for Table Ninja, modders can begin working on their owns mods, which are expected to be many in number. The official Table Ninja theme site, TiltBuster, has all four variations of the Nova theme supported.

The font sizes for smaller tables have been altered by PokerStars on all themes, which in turn resulted in an entirely new pot scraping method that is much more flexible in relation to the different themes and fonts regularly used by PokerStars. The new update on Table Ninja has added support for the new Nova themes on PokerStars with zero effect on speed, which is of utmost importance to multi-tabling online poker players who need to focus as much time as possible on decision-making at the tables.

Table Ninja is considered by many in the industry to be the premier application for multi-tablers who wish to automate non-poker decisions like tournament registration. The program can also introduce you to Auto Hotkeys (AHK), which you can use while playing.

On tap for the next Table Ninja update is a feature called Take a Break. Due to PokerStars' tournament opening format, which synchronizes tournament breaks but still allows tournaments to start during the specified break times, multi-tablers find it extremely difficult to get away for a few minutes. The Take a Break feature will automatically fold and sit you out while players are enjoying their breaks, meaning the time bank will be untouched and available for use later.

Another planned feature for an upcoming update to Table Ninja is support for direct input from XBOX PC controllers. Although most game controller pads can currently be programmed to function with Table Ninja, it requires separate software to implement. With this new feature, to be released in a future update, users will be able to configure their own game pads for use with Table Ninja directly via its interface.

If you multi-table on PokerStars, then Table Ninja could add an enormous amount to your overall expectation and will likely pay for itself in an extremely short period of time. Serious multi-tablers who do not use Table Ninja are missing out on being able to concentrate much more on playing instead of performing tedious tournament registration tasks, closing out tables, and so on. Although there are a number of programs out there that assist players with non-poker related tasks, none compares to the complete package that Table Ninja offers.

Table Ninja is available for a one-time fee of $59.99, which includes the fully featured product for use on PokerStars. Also on the market is TableNinjaPP for PartyPoker. You can get Table Ninja free though PokerSoftware by signing up for a brand new online poker site and completing a few requirements.

For online poker players who would like to try out the product before purchasing, you can download a free, no-obligation trial and use it for a limited time. Support is provided 24/7, plus there are a number of informational resources available including an active Table Ninja Support Forum, YouTube videos, and FAQs. For more information on Nova support and Table Ninja in general, check out our Table Ninja review.