Why VikingPoker
Built for your hall
Run home-game leagues and pub tournaments on a big screen — no special hardware, no dealer console, no app store.
Any TV with a browser
Open the timer in a web browser on your TV, streaming stick, or laptop hooked to HDMI. Fire TV Silk, smart TV browsers, Chromecast with browser, mini PC — if it can show a website, it can run your night.
Put the pre-game board on the big screen for registration and standings. Start the game from your phone — the TV updates automatically.
A full tournament cycle
- Multi-week seasons with cycle standings and finals qualification
- Blind structures, breaks, and a TV-friendly running timer
- QR registration — players join from their phones on your Wi‑Fi
- Point scoring: placements, podium bonuses, bounties, high hand, and more
- Quick-add walk-ins from the game manager
Casino-style timer
Need a big-screen blind clock for a one-night game — no club hall, no sign-up QR, no points? Casino-style Timer is a full-screen clock you launch from the main site and put on any TV with a short public URL.
- Create a structure (title, levels, breaks) and launch a Ready session
- Open /t/CODE on the TV — no login; the display is view-only
- Start, pause, ±1 min, and skip levels from your phone
- Optional visual chips so dealers see which chips to put out for awkward blinds
- Add co-admins so a floor person can run the clock without owning the structure
Separate halls, one platform
Each club gets its own space — tournaments, players, and standings stay separate. Perfect for a regular home game, a bar league, or a friend group that takes poker (and points) seriously.
Tonight's flow
- Enable the week — registration opens on the landing page.
- TV shows the pre-game board — QR code, live player list, cycle standings.
- Admin starts from phone — TV flips to the running timer within seconds.
- Blinds advance automatically — big clock, bounty, standings, registered players.
- Finish & assign points — week closes into the cycle leaderboard.
Entertainment only
VikingPoker tracks fun league points and social tournaments — not real-money gambling.
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