Two hole cards and a pot of clay chips on dark green felt, lit from one side.

Know the odds.
Settle the night.

Run the numbers before you call. Track every buy-in while you play. Settle up in seconds when it’s over — down to the last dollar, with nobody doing mental arithmetic at 1am.

Calculate odds

Free

One night, settled in seconds

Run your poker night like a pro. Track every buy-in, settle up automatically, and invite friends with a single link — no spreadsheets needed.

PlayerInOutNet

Ari$200$380

Priya$200$20−

Marco$100$245

Dana$200$55−

Sam$100$175$75

Nina$200$125−$75

Settled in 3 payments

PriyaAri$180
DanaMarco$145
NinaSam$75

GroupsPremium to create

And every night after that

Put your regular table in a and the nights stop being separate. One running record of who is actually up, who keeps rebuying, and who has the worst session on file.

Group leaderboard

Example

An example group leaderboard showing each player's net result, games played and rebuys across a season of home games
Player	Net	Games	Rebuys
1Ari	+$385	12	5
2Marco	+ 40	10	14
3Nina	−$95	9	4
4Dana	−$430	13	9

The Shark — Ari

Most profitable player overall

Human ATM — Dana

Lost the most overall

Without a group — free, always

Run the night, track every buy-in, settle up, and keep your own home-game stats. None of that costs anything.

But your totals count every game you have played, with anyone. If you play Tuesdays with one crew and Fridays with another, your number and your friend's number are not measuring the same nights — so putting them side by side does not mean much.

With a

The leaderboard counts only the nights this group played, so everyone in it is scored on exactly the same games. That is what makes a ranking worth arguing about.

The nine awards come from the same set — they need a shared group of games to be worked out from at all.

Just one member needs premium; everyone they invite joins and uses all of it free.

See how groups work