Consider adding code to pause tables to create a new table.
The issue is that we can only create a new table when there are enough people who are not in a hand to be moved to the new table. This could—in theory—never happen if not enough people fold. The solution is to at some point when it doesn't happen organically, start pausing tables at the end of a hand. Once enough tables are paused there will have to be enough movable players, and then all the paused tables can be restarted.
I am not labeling this as high priority, because I don't think that in real play people will have to wait very long for a new table to be created, but this is still something that should be done before it becomes a problem.
Consider adding code to pause tables to create a new table.
The issue is that we can only create a new table when there are enough people who are not in a hand to be moved to the new table. This could—in theory—never happen if not enough people fold. The solution is to at some point when it doesn't happen organically, start pausing tables at the end of a hand. Once enough tables are paused there will have to be enough movable players, and then all the paused tables can be restarted.
I am not labeling this as
high priority, because I don't think that in real play people will have to wait very long for a new table to be created, but this is still something that should be done before it becomes a problem.