- Put it on the TV
- Open the clock on a TV, laptop or tablet. The level, time left and blinds are in large type, with the next level, players left, average stack, payouts and the time to the next break beside them.
- The same clock on every phone
- A code on the TV screen opens the clock on any phone in the room, with the player's seat and the blinds. Nobody has to stand up to see how long is left.
- It calls the levels
- Level changes, breaks and color-ups are spoken out loud, and the last minute beeps, so the room hears it over the table talk. Volume is set per device.
- No drift between screens
- Time left is worked out from one timestamp on the server, not counted by each device, so a phone that slept through a level shows the right time the moment it wakes.
- Breaks and hand-for-hand
- Breaks count down on their own. Hand-for-hand at the bubble stops the level timer on every screen at once and starts them all again together.
- Run it from your phone
- Start, pause, change level and adjust the time from the Run screen. If your phone dies, the clock keeps going on the server; pick it up on any other device.
- Your own blind structure
- Build a blind schedule once, with antes, breaks and level lengths, or paste one from a spreadsheet. Save it to the Library and every tournament after that is one tap.
- Part of the whole night
- The clock knows who is still in, because knockouts are recorded on the same screen that runs it. Payouts, the deal calculator and season standings follow from the same record.