Our first product
Poker Hawk runs the tournament so the host can play in it
One clock, synced across every screen in the room. The controller runs on a laptop or a phone, the room watches the TV, and players follow along on their own devices.
The room display. Clock, current and next blinds, players left, chips in play, average stack, and what each paid place is worth.
Running one
The clock is the part everyone names first, and it is the part that takes the least work. Most of a host's night goes on the rest of it.
- A live controller with the clock, blind schedule, level durations, scheduled breaks and chip-up rounds
- Seating that balances tables automatically to within one player, and tracks the dealer button
- Buy-ins, rebuys and add-ons feeding the prize pool and the payout for each paid place
- Chip denominations you configure to match the set on the table
And afterwards
The tournament produces a record, and the record is the part players come back for.
- Every finished tournament gets a public results page with the winner, the podium and the full placements. No account needed to open it
- Players keep a tournament history: in-the-money percentage, wins, final tables and total winnings
- 26 badges to collect, plus cash streaks
- Clubs have member roles, a social feed and club performance statistics
- Hawk Academy has guided learning content for hosts who want it
Where it runs
Desktop
macOS and Windows
Mobile
iOS and Android
Web
Any browser
TV
Fire TV and Google TV
The free tier runs single-table tournaments at no cost. Paid tiers raise the limit to six tables, and then to no limit at all.
All three screens above are the same tournament, captured on the same night.
Poker Hawk has its own site
Downloads, pricing, support and everything else about the product live there.
Go to pokerhawk.io