Poker Timer: Tournament Blinds

Poker timer and blind clock for home tournaments: build a blind structure from your players and stacks, run every level on a real-time countdown, and split the payouts or compare ICM deals when the night ends. Every level stays editable, so the clock follows the schedule your table actually plays. BUILD A BLIND STRUCTURE Enter players, starting stack, target length, minutes per level, opening big blind, the level where antes start, and how often and how long to break. The generator lists every level with small blind, big blind and ante, adds the breaks and estimates when the schedule ends. From the second generated level on, the small blind is half the big blind (50/100, 75/150, 100/200). If play runs past the plan, the blinds keep rising. EDIT ANY LEVEL Tap a level to change its small blind, big blind, ante or length, add a level or a break after it, or delete it. Uneven steps like 80/150 are accepted as long as the small blind stays below the big blind. The clock runs your edited schedule. Changing the generator inputs later asks before your edits are replaced, and levels are locked while a tournament is running. A CLOCK THAT KEEPS REAL TIME The countdown follows wall-clock time. Lock the screen or switch apps, and when you come back the current level is recalculated from timestamps. The clock shows the level, blinds and ante, what comes next, breaks and a large countdown. Start, pause, reset, or step to the previous or next level. PLAYERS LEFT AND AVERAGE STACK Tap Bust, Rebuy or Add-on during play and the clock shows players left and the average stack in chips and big blinds. Set how many chips one rebuy and one add-on give. Undo restores the numbers before the last tap. VOICE CALLS AND ONE-MINUTE WARNING Voice calls announce blind increases and breaks. Turn on the one-minute warning as well, and levels or breaks of two minutes or longer get a spoken warning a minute before they end while the app is open. Turn on level alerts to also schedule local notifications for level changes and those warnings. PAYOUTS, CHIP CHOP AND ICM Enter entries, buy-in, rebuys, add-ons and fees to get the prize pool, then split it with the standard payout ladder or your own percentages. When the last players discuss a deal, compare a chip chop with ICM equity for up to nine players. SAVED STRUCTURES AND RESULTS Keep up to 20 named structures and load one with a tap. Finished tournaments are listed as results you can reuse for the next game. No account or sign-in needed. HOW A NIGHT RUNS 1. Enter the field and target time, then check the generated schedule. 2. Adjust levels by hand and save the structure for next time. 3. Start the clock and tap Bust, Rebuy or Add-on as the game goes. 4. Finish the tournament, split the pool, and compare chip chop and ICM if a deal comes up. FAQ Does it deal cards or run online games? No. It is a clock and calculator for live games at a real table. Can I enter my own blinds? Yes. Start from the generator, then edit, add or delete levels. How many players does ICM cover? Up to nine remaining players. Chip chop supports up to 10 players. This app does not deal cards, host online play, handle payments or take bets, and it is not a gambling service. Amounts come from the numbers you enter, so check structures, prizes and deals with the table before relying on them.

Prop your phone sideways or stand a tablet at the table: the blind clock now uses landscape. The countdown, level and next blinds sit on the left; Start, Pause, players left, rebuys and add-ons sit on the right. On tablets the clock ring grows so the whole table can read it.