How The Bank Cardroom runs on LynxPoker
Twelve screens, eleven dealers on rotation, seating, table moves and players signing up from their phones: how The Bank Cardroom runs it all on LynxPoker.
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Twelve screens, eleven dealers on rotation, seating, table moves and players signing up from their phones: how The Bank Cardroom runs it all on LynxPoker.
A step-by-step guide to moving from The Tournament Director to LynxPoker: import players, rebuild blind structures once, pair TVs, invite staff, test night.
The free LynxPoker app for iOS and Android: players find tournaments near them, watch the live clock and register from their phone. What it does for clubs.
A free poker tournament clock you run in any browser, with blind presets, editable levels, breaks, sounds, and a fullscreen TV mode. No signup, no download.
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The honest ways to find live poker tournaments near you in 2026, from card-room calendars and home-game communities to apps like the LynxPoker player app.
A tournament director's guide to running a mystery bounty: how to split the buy-in, build the bounty tiers, run a fair draw, and reveal each hit to the room.
Poker club management software for clubs and card rooms: regulars, weekly tournaments, staff roles, dealers, the floor, league standings and a player app.
Poker tournament software compared for 2026: free clocks, tournament apps and full club platforms, with prices, dealer tools and the best fit for each room.
We built LynxPoker because a poker tournament shouldn't need casino software or a spreadsheet. Why we built it, what sets it apart, and what shipped since.
Managing dealers is one of the hardest parts of a multi-table tournament. How to schedule rotations, handle breaks and keep your floor running smoothly.
Your weekly home game is growing. More players, more tables, more logistics. Here's how to make the leap from casual to professional without losing the fun.