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@@ -14,9 +14,42 @@ A multi-session build. This section is the handover; read it before anything els
 
 ### Start here (next session)
 
-**Everything builds, everything is played, and nothing since blackjack is
-deployed.** Six games (seven, counting the No Mercy dial) sit on main and the live
-casino is still blackjack alone. Deploying is the next job — see "Next, in order".
+**The whole casino is live.** *(2026-07-14.)* All six games (seven, counting the
+No Mercy dial) are deployed and playing on https://games.parodia.dev. Nothing is
+queued — what is left is the open list at the bottom of "Next, in order".
+
+**And the deploy note this plan had been carrying was wrong.** §0 said "only
+blackjack is live" for two sessions running. It wasn't: hangman, solitaire, trivia
+and UNO had already gone out at some point, and only hold'em was actually missing
+(`/games/holdem` was the one route on the live box returning a 404 while the other
+five returned a 302 to sign-in). The lesson is cheap and worth keeping: **ask the
+running server what it serves — one loop over the routes — rather than trusting a
+note about what was deployed.** The note was written by whoever last deployed; the
+404 was written by the thing that is actually running.
+
+**A bug the browser found in hold'em, and where it wasn't.** Six-handed, the felt
+printed **CO on three seats at once**, and folding the small blind relabelled it
+the cutoff. `Position()` walked the table with `nextIn` — which steps *over* folded
+seats — while sizing that walk with a seat count that still *included* them, so
+every muck slid the anchors round. There is now a second walker, `nextDealt`, which
+skips only the seats that are not in the hand at all, because **where you sit is
+decided when the button moves and does not change because somebody mucked**. The
+pair is easy to confuse and now says so at both definitions. *(`03524ae`)*
+
+Two things about that bug are the useful part. The bots never read `Position()` —
+they read `InPosition()`, which genuinely does want the last seat still live — so
+**the policy and the money were never touched; the only thing it ever broke was the
+badge**, which is exactly why nothing caught it. And it was found only by dealing a
+six-handed hand in a browser and reading the seats.
+
+**A trap in the dev rig, which cost most of a session.** The felt appeared to show
+the button posting a *big* blind heads-up. It was not: the engine is right (the
+button posts the small blind and acts first before the flop, and there is a test).
+What was on screen was a **half-played hand left behind by a failed drive script** —
+the rig's table survives across runs of the driver. **A stale live hand will lie to
+you.** Read the state from a hand you dealt yourself, and when the felt and your
+model of the engine disagree, ask the engine directly (a throwaway `_test.go` in the
+package beats an hour of staring at pixels).
 
 **The money finding, and the thing to actually remember:** the *normal* UNO tiers
 had been mispriced for a while, and it wasn't No Mercy's fault. They were set
@@ -570,14 +603,13 @@ you count the No Mercy dial) are on main and have never been deployed.
 
 ### Next, in order
 
-1. **Deploy.** Hangman, solitaire, trivia, UNO (both rule sets) and hold'em are all
-   played and all of them are sitting on main un-deployed — the live casino is
-   blackjack and nothing else. The server runs `StartTriviaBank`, so trivia's bank
-   fills itself once the binary is out there, but the first player to try a ladder in
-   the first minute after a deploy gets the 503.
-2. **Nothing else is queued.** Every game in the header line is built. What's left is
-   the open list at the bottom of this section: hold'em has no multiway policy, and
-   blackjack still has no split.
+1. **Nothing is queued.** Every game in the header line is built, played, and
+   deployed. What is left is the open list below — none of it blocking, none of it
+   promised.
+2. The obvious candidates, in the order I'd take them: **blackjack has no split**;
+   **hold'em has no multiway policy**; and the trivia bank refills on a 12h tick
+   (`games: trivia bank refill started target=400`), so a player trying a ladder in
+   the first minute after a fresh deploy can still meet a 503.
 
 Still open on hold'em, none of it blocking: the policy is **heads-up**, so a
 six-handed table is an approximation of it (the hit rate falls from 95% to about 17%