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Sunday, 25 November 2012

An Early Christmas Present

Posted on 00:43 by Unknown

 

A while back I asked a friend of mine to come up with a simple poker timer I could use for home tournaments. the result was this Google app which does precisely what you would expect from it. you can pre-arrange up to 10 levels of blinds and even include coffee  breaks at pre-determined intervals. This is by far not one of the most complicated out there, nor does it make concessions for buy-ins since this was envisage more for free-roll type tournaments.

Still if  you would like to use it, please just go ahead. To customise the blinds however you need to be logged on with a valid Google email account if you don’t have one  already (unlikely Winking smile) then go grab yourself an account and give this little application a spin or two.

Technorati Tags: poker,poker timer,free application,google app,axelia.eu,tournament timer

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Image 1 - The Configuration screen

 

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Image 2 - The Timer in action

 

Also and why you’re at it visit the Axelia.eu website which will give you some further ideas in as to whom put this little practical application together in he first place.

Until next time!!

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