Three jobs, and you are doing all of them
Hosting means running the clock, banking the money and keeping the record — usually while trying to play. Here is where the software takes over.
Take the buy-ins without a notepad
Seat everyone, take the money, and let it do the arithmetic. Rebuys and add-ons are a button. The prize pool splits itself the moment the last player sits down.
- Unlimited players, rebuys and add-ons
- Blind structures and payout tables you set once and reuse
- Knockout and progressive bounties, tracked per head
- House cut ring-fenced before the prize split
Put the clock on the television
The clock opens in its own window and finds your second screen by itself. Digits sized to be read from the far end of the table, turning orange at two minutes and red at thirty seconds.
- Runs off a fixed deadline, so it cannot drift over a long night
- Blinds, antes, breaks and the next level, always visible
- Five built-in sounds, or your own file, for each event
- Knock a player out with one press — place, points and prize fill in
The part a timer cannot do
Save the game and it is on the record for good. Open any night back up to see exactly who paid what and who walked away with it. Season standings, profit and loss, points and titles are worked out for you, so an argument about who is actually winning takes four seconds to settle.
- Six leaderboard views, cash and tournament, with or without money
- Running profit and points charted across every game
- Club-branded PDF reports, one page, ready to send
- Bring your spreadsheet history in from a CSV
Send the club something worth reading
One button turns the current standings into a PDF with your club name and logo on it — summary, full table, records and the season charts. Sized to a single page, however many players you have.
- Your club name and logo throughout
- Follows whatever the leaderboard is showing, including the date range
- Vector charts that stay sharp at any zoom
