PokerCommand handles the blind clock, seating, table breaks, bounties and payouts — and puts a big, clear player screen on your TV or second monitor. Built for home games and clubs — from a single table to 100 players and more.
Blinds, time, players left and stacks — readable from across the room. When a table breaks or the tournament ends, the screen tells the players what they need to know.
While players watch the big screen, you run the tournament from the laptop: start the clock, handle eliminations and buy-ins, and keep the tables balanced.
The startup guide walks you through the tournament step by step, with sensible defaults already filled in. Need more control? The built-in calculators do the maths.
Start with a template in under a minute, or fine-tune every detail. PokerCommand keeps track so you can keep playing.
Turbo, standard, deepstack and home-game templates — or let the app build a structure from starting stack, player count and how long you want to play.
A large, high-contrast display with level, time, blinds, players left, average stack and prize pool — readable from across the room.
Random seat draw, table breaks where you choose which table goes, and automatic consolidation to the final table — following TDA practice.
Set purchase periods tied to levels and breaks. The app warns you before a limit passes, so nobody buys in when they shouldn't.
Progressive knockouts and Mystery Bounty envelopes, with bounty payouts kept separate from the main prize pool.
Automatic prize pool and payout suggestions in round numbers, in your own currency — or in points.
Run a league across several evenings. Points per placement and participation, standings, and PDF or CSV export.
The tournament is saved as you go and resumes where it stopped. Undo a mistaken elimination, and back up your templates and series.
Manage players, tables and payouts on the laptop while the TV or second monitor shows the player screen. Players see only what they need; you see everything.
No second display? Single-screen mode switches between the player view and your controls, with keyboard shortcuts that work from both.
Then a single one-time purchase. No subscription, no account.
Price is shown in your local currency on Microsoft Store.
From a single table at home to club tournaments with 100 players or more across a dozen tables. Seating, table breaks and balancing to the final table are handled for you, however many tables you run.
No. Everything runs locally on your computer. You only need a connection to download the app and for Microsoft Store to confirm your licence now and then.
The app asks you to buy it through Microsoft Store. Your templates and saved series stay on your computer.
Windows deletes the app's data when you uninstall it — templates, saved tournaments and ranking series included. Before you uninstall or move to a new computer, use File → Back up templates and series in the app, and File → Restore from backup afterwards.
In the Start menu. No desktop shortcut is created. Right-click PokerCommand and choose Pin to taskbar or Pin to Start, or drag it from All apps to the desktop.
Yes. The licence follows your Microsoft account, so you can install PokerCommand on your other Windows computers signed in with the same account without buying it again.
Not at the moment. PokerCommand is a Windows desktop app.
English and Swedish. On first start the app follows your Windows language, and you can switch any time with one click on the language toggle at the top of the window — the manual and the player screen switch too.
Yes — a searchable manual is built into the app and can be exported as PDF.
Free odds calculators, a nine-part poker crash course from outs to ICM, and more poker apps — for recreational players who want to get a little sharper.
Write to us. For bug reports, use Copy technical info in the app's About box and paste it into your email — it helps a lot.