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Professional-style, fully customizable POKER CLOCK for your home tournaments. This clock works like the ones you see in the casinos, but you run it on your home computer. This clock runs the tournament so that you can just enjoy yourself. The PokerHostPro Tournament Clock tracks the number of players, calculates the payouts, tracks rebuys, add-ons, not to mention the time, breaks, and blinds. If you play poker, you should look at this clock. With the Poker Clock you will eliminate arguments about time remaining, blinds, and payouts. As the host of Poker Night, you will be able to relax and focus on your game to finish in the money. Download a free demo and "Try it before you Buy it".
With Poker Host Pro's Tornament Poker Clock Software you get the following:
Automatically calculates Pay-outs based Buy-Ins, Add-Ons, and Rebuys,
Large clock clearly displays time remaining in the round from 50 feet away,
Watch the Prize Money Ticker across the screen,
See current and upcomming Blinds and Ante,
Eliminate arguments about breaks, blinds, and time remaining,
Alert Players with Sounds when a Level is about to End, Level begins, Break Begins, and many more,
Text automatically to maximum possible size of the band its on,
Add Players, Add-Ons, Rebuys, and more with the touch of a key,
Set different background and font colors,
Easy to Set-up and Use (Set it and forget it),
Create Templates of your tournament settings (Buy-Ins, Add-Ons, Rebuys, Level and Break Times, Blind Structure, Titles, Colors and Fonts, Sounds) to resuse over and over.
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