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Building in the open. Here's how pkrclub is coming along.
Tying the clock, seating and payouts into one polished tournament night, then opening early access to a first handful of clubs.
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A new look, from the clock out
Every screen redrawn as a scoreboard: dark first, sharp corners, one lime accent for the thing to look at, and figures you can read across the room. The tournament list, the Floor, the TV, the player’s phone, the club’s pages and the emails all share it, in light and dark. This site wears it too.
Johan Söderberg
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A page per tournament, and a profile per player
One page from registration to the last hand. Once the clock runs, players open it on Live: their seat, their stack, the blinds and the time left. Every player now has a profile with their results across clubs, and a head-to-head record against anyone they have played. It is the first piece of the Poker Passport.
Johan Söderberg
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The Floor
The director’s tablet. Every table as a seat map: tap a seat, bust the player, pick who took the pot, and undo it if you misclicked. When a table can break or the tables run uneven, it says so and suggests the move. Buy-ins, rebuys and add-ons are recorded in one entry, and dealers can run a single table from their own screen.
Johan Söderberg
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Signing in without a password
Nobody signs in with a password. You sign in with Google or Apple, or with a link sent to your email address. There is no password to forget, reuse or leak.
Johan Söderberg
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Rebuilt on event sourcing
The tournament engine now records every action as it happens (entries, eliminations, rebuys, blind changes) into a complete, replayable history. It is the backbone that makes live operations reliable and every result auditable.
Johan Söderberg
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The live tournament clock
Blinds, levels, breaks and announcements run on a real-time clock that stays in sync across every device: the big screen at the venue, the floor staff’s phones and the players’ pockets.
Johan Söderberg
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Rooms, tables & automatic seating
Set up your rooms and tables once, draw players to seats, and let pkrclub balance tables automatically as the field thins out. No more shuffling cards and counting seats by hand.
Johan Söderberg
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Multi-club from day one
Every club gets its own space with members, roles and permissions, and players keep a single profile that follows them across all of them.
Johan Söderberg
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Where it started
The idea grew while turning an e-commerce platform into a website for our own club: memberships, accounting, rankings, statistics, tournament registration, blind and payout tools, results from The Tournament Director. It worked. So why not build it properly, for every club?
Johan Söderberg
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