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Set up poker night in under a minute

Enter your players, buy-in and starting stack. Poker Night Clock builds the blind levels and breaks, then puts a clock on screen that the whole table can read from across the room.

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The Poker Night Clock screen showing level 5 with 8:42 left, blinds 150/300 with a 300 big blind ante, the next level, time to the break, six of nine players left, average stack and a $200 prize pool paying three places.
The tournament clock, as it looks on a laptop or TV.

What it handles for you

A clock you can read across the room
The countdown and blinds fill the screen, with the next level, time to the break, players left, average stack and payouts underneath. Full screen, sound alerts and keyboard shortcuts included.
Blinds worked out for you
Pick quick, standard or deep and the levels, breaks and antes are built in amounts your chips can pay. Change any level before or during the game.
Keeps time through anything
The clock runs from timestamps, so a sleeping laptop or a reloaded page comes back on the right level with the right time left.
Chips, payouts and players
Split your chip set into starting stacks, divide the prize pool to the exact cent, and record knockouts, rebuys and add-ons with undo.
Works offline
After the first visit the timer and calculators work without a connection. Your games are saved on your device and backed up when you are online.
Next week, one click
Run the same game again, keep saved setups for different nights, and look back at past results and winners.

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