Poker Night
Run your home poker league without the spreadsheet
What it does
Poker Night is a mobile-first scorekeeper for private Texas Hold'em groups. Track every buy-in and rebuy, select first and second, calculate payouts automatically, and carry results into season standings. Each league has its own private players and history. It records the game—it never handles money.
A mobile-first home poker league tracker for buy-ins, rebuys, prize splits, winners and season standings—without the spreadsheet.
Buy-ins, rebuys, payouts and season bragging rights — handled from one phone while the cards are still on the table. No miniature full-page screenshots. These are the views you actually use: count the pot, settle first and second, then watch the whole league update. Every buy-in feeds the prize pool. Pick the split without touching a calculator. Mark first and second. Their payouts are already calculated and ready to share. Points, wins and real profit roll straight into the league standings. Your leader, games played, active players and total buy-ins stay readable at a glance. Tap in every initial buy-in and rebuy while the game is running. Choose your split and the winner and runner-up…from poker.mmeapp.com.au
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