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PokerPall
PokerPall runs your home poker night, from buy-in to payout
PokerPall runs your whole home poker night so you don't have to. Set up the game in 60 seconds, run a blind timer that survives a locked screen, track rebuys, and split chips with the built-in calculator. When the night ends, it works out the minimum set of payments - exactly who pays who - and hands you a shareable summary card. No account, works offline, free to start. Your poker night, sorted.
My name is Guido and I am the sole founder of the PokerPall app!
Every poker night with my friends started and ended the same way. First it was the struggle to split the chips in our tiny poker-set, who gets how many chips, what do we keep aside of rebuys, which denominations are we playing on? And at the end of a great night it always ended in argument over who owed who.
I figured the whole night could be done much smoother, no more manual counting or calculator, no more arguments about who pays who. Just a simple app that handles all of this for you. Hence the idea for PokerPall started. In the end it grew out to the full thing: setup wizard, blind timer, rebuy tracking, chip calculator, and a settlement screen that spits out the minimum number of payments. Best of all is the summary card at the end of a poker night that you just share with your friends in the group chat.
Would genuinely love your feedback - especially from anyone who hosts a regular game! And happy to answer any and all questions.
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About PokerPall on Product Hunt
“PokerPall runs your home poker night, from buy-in to payout”
PokerPall was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 4 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #150 on the daily leaderboard. PokerPall runs your whole home poker night so you don't have to. Set up the game in 60 seconds, run a blind timer that survives a locked screen, track rebuys, and split chips with the built-in calculator. When the night ends, it works out the minimum set of payments - exactly who pays who - and hands you a shareable summary card. No account, works offline, free to start. Your poker night, sorted.
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Guido Riebeek
Hi Hunters,
My name is Guido and I am the sole founder of the PokerPall app!
Every poker night with my friends started and ended the same way. First it was the struggle to split the chips in our tiny poker-set, who gets how many chips, what do we keep aside of rebuys, which denominations are we playing on? And at the end of a great night it always ended in argument over who owed who.
I figured the whole night could be done much smoother, no more manual counting or calculator, no more arguments about who pays who. Just a simple app that handles all of this for you. Hence the idea for PokerPall started. In the end it grew out to the full thing: setup wizard, blind timer, rebuy tracking, chip calculator, and a settlement screen that spits out the minimum number of payments. Best of all is the summary card at the end of a poker night that you just share with your friends in the group chat.
Would genuinely love your feedback - especially from anyone who hosts a regular game! And happy to answer any and all questions.