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Don't be a smart ass to me. I was just letting you know the **** is not working correctly. I have help promote this game for a lot of people. I can also repost your smart comment for the world to see.

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On Oct 21, 2013, at 11:59 PM, Fry wrote:

I'm aware :-/

One of the lessons you have to learn the hard way is that you aren't as smart as you think you are. Usually with a release, I would have sent it to my beta testers to make sure everything was working before submitting it to apple. With my AI "fix" for 2.1, I assumed everything was working after playing through a hand I knew to be causing a problem. Turns out, that wasn't the case. 2.1.2 does fix the problem, however and will be ready in a handful of days...if not sooner.

Please check my Facebook link or texags for updates.


On Mon, Oct 21, 2013 at 10:54 PM, OG wrote:
Every time I start a game and play several bids the game will shut off and I am back on my IPhone home screen ?

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Hello Mike,

I understand that you're concerned about the review of your app, Texas 42 HD.

I checked on your app which is currently In Review and the review is processing as normal. I would like to assure you helping you get your app update onto the App Store is very important to us, and we are working hard to process your submissions as quickly as possible. Also, we cannot delete a specific version of your app or revert to a previous version.

Please understand there are many factors that contribute to the time required for review and review times will vary, so it’s not possible to estimate when a review will be completed. However, there are no further actions you need to take at this time. If we require additional information to complete the review, we will notify you directly.

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To make matters worse, Lee says the app reviewers are essentially tasked with managing a slush pile of apps. Yes, there are quality apps, but he says there is so much garbage that reviewers "may accidentally toss out the gem."
In fact, garbage may be putting it mildly. Lee tells us that app reviewers are frequently bombarded with app submissions that have pictures of male genitalia. And no, we're not talking about the occasional image here and there. Lee says that Apple's employees are forced to spend lots of valuable time "sitting there looking at things that may or may not be d*cks all day long."
Here's what he told Business Insider:
It's a very serious problem, trying to filter out things that no one is there to see. Somebody has to sit there and filter out all those d*cks. You can't let all those d*cks get through. You have to err way on the side of safety. You have to have people sitting there looking at things that may or may not be d*cks all day long. Apple refuses to farm stuff out to massive groups of people. They insist on having actual smart, educated, well-trained people doing the job. So that means they have to have some of their actual employees sifting through a pile of d*cks.

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Oh, dip. I assumed the player on the left made that bid

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