Build 1.31 notes:
- Typo corrected in Ace of Spades code ("Count" replaced with "Sum").

Build 1.3 notes:
- Button renderers replaced with proper keypads and appropriate textures. Special thanks to AshTheBash for his work on Blender and to SamFun123 for his help with highlighting.
- Module ID renamed from "Poker" to "poker".

Build 1.24 notes:
- Logging now includes cards and hands, as well as indication of what was pressed and notification of strike/correct press.
- Typo corrected in Bluff or Truth log.
- Manual PDF moved to correct folder.

Build 1.23 notes:
Typo in $50 betting rules corrected. Thanks to Sean.

Build 1.22 notes:
- TwitchPlays compatibility added.

Build 1.21 notes:
- Typo in code causing strike in $100 betting rules amended. Thanks to Monopoly.
- Typo in code causing strike in Ace of Spades flow chart amended. Thanks to Elias8885.
- Additional Appendix added to manual with full A4 flow charts. Both versions available as PDFs. Thanks to Rexkix for the suggestion.

For Build 1.21 notes, see above.

Build 1.2 notes:
- Incorrect syntax in $500 bet rules corrected.
- Small typos in the manual (repeated King of Hearts in flow chart, "Ace of Spaces" in $25 rules) corrected.
- Illogical use of "I'm beat!” and “Got me beat!" when choosing to "fold" replaced with “Really?” and “Really, really?”.
- Unclear manual instructions tweaked.
- Additional note about Aces being high & low added to “straight” in appendix.
- Headers given to Bluff/Truth box and layout tweaked to bring in line with left margin.
- Manual re-ordered to better reflect the order of defusing.
- Highlightling corrected.

Build 1.1 notes:
- Updated the card backs to be more exciting than the standard rider bicycle cards.
- The placeholder poker chips have been replaced.
- Fonts made smaller (36) and scaled up to help with the grainy-ness without the zoom mod. Some grainy-ness remains.
- Preview image added.

Future tweaks:
- Code for sound is compiling fine but currently does not play in game. There are only two instances of sound on the module - a ping for the opponent’s response and a chip being dropped. It has no bearing on the functionality of the module.