Guides
Notes from the director's chair
Plain, first-hand writing on running a poker club — the problems I hit organising our own nights, and how pkrclub sets out to solve them.
One poker night, five systems that don't talk to each other
Promotion, sign-ups, membership, the clock and the standings — five disconnected tools, and the work that lives in the gaps between them.
Read the guide →Running a poker tournament from your phone
Run the clock, knockouts, rebuys and seating from your phone at the table — role-based, with no laptop in the corner to orbit.
Read the guide →How long should a poker blind level be?
Why the clock is the wrong thing to stare at — estimating the chips in play, the 50 big blind rule, and solving for a level length that ends the night on time.
Read the guide →Poker Passport: one rating across every club
One portable record and a cross-club ELO rating that belong to the player, not to whichever club happened to host the game.
Read the guide →Designing a fair poker league formula
What actually makes league scoring fair — field-size and buy-in weighting, and best N of M standings that reward skill over turning up.
Read the guide →Building the tool behind the writing
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