# LynxPoker

> Poker tournament management software for tournament directors, poker clubs, and festival organizers. Runs the tournament clock, dealer and floor operations, table balancing, player tracking, and payouts in real time across every screen in the room.

LynxPoker is a web-based platform built by Adam Shriki LTD (Tel Aviv-Jaffa, Israel). It is a **non-wagering** tournament operations tool: it manages the running of live poker tournaments. It does not host real-money gambling, and it is not a poker-playing site.

It is two-sided:

- **For tournament directors** (the paid product) — a web app that runs the clock, dealer rotations, floor operations, table assignments, player registration and analytics, mystery-bounty pools, and prize payouts. Staff tools (Floor App, Dealer App) are web-based, with no download.
- **For players** (free, live on iOS and Android) — a native mobile app to discover nearby tournaments, follow the live clock and chip counts, and register from a phone.

Pricing is flat and published: a free tier (1 active table), Pro at $59/month, and Elite at $216/month. No per-player fees and no custom quotes.

Distinguishing characteristics, stated plainly: native Hebrew and right-to-left support built in rather than machine-translated; dedicated Floor and Dealer apps included in the base plan rather than sold as enterprise add-ons; built-in mystery-bounty tooling; and flat published pricing in a category where enterprise competitors quote custom rates.

## Core pages

- [Homepage](https://lynx.poker/en): What LynxPoker is, the live clock demo, and the feature overview.
- [Features](https://lynx.poker/en/features): Full feature breakdown — clock, dealers, floor, tables, players, payouts, mystery bounty.
- [For players](https://lynx.poker/en/players): The free player app (free on iOS and Android) — tournament discovery, live clock, chip counts, registration.
- [Free poker tournament clock](https://lynx.poker/en/tools/poker-tournament-clock): A free tournament clock and blind timer.
- [Story](https://lynx.poker/en/story): Why the product was built, by a semi-professional player and product designer.
- [Contact](https://lynx.poker/en/contact): adam@lynx.poker

## Comparisons

Honest competitor comparisons. Competitors are real products with real strengths; these pages state where each one is the better choice.

- [Comparison hub](https://lynx.poker/en/compare): All comparisons in one place.
- [vs Blind Valet](https://lynx.poker/en/compare/blind-valet): Against a cloud tournament clock.
- [vs LetsPoker](https://lynx.poker/en/compare/letspoker): Against an enterprise poker-room platform aimed at commercial card rooms.
- [vs The Tournament Director](https://lynx.poker/en/compare/tournament-director): Against long-established desktop software.
- [vs Ultimate Holdem Timer](https://lynx.poker/en/compare/uh-timer): Against a free timer app.
- [vs The Club House](https://lynx.poker/en/compare/the-club-house): Against a club-management tool.

## Guides

- [Best poker tournament management software](https://lynx.poker/en/blog/best-poker-tournament-management-software): Buyer's guide comparing the main options in the category.
- [Best poker tournament software for clubs](https://lynx.poker/en/blog/best-poker-tournament-software-for-clubs): Club-specific selection criteria.
- [How to run a poker tournament](https://lynx.poker/en/blog/how-to-run-a-poker-tournament): End-to-end operational guide.
- [How to run a mystery bounty tournament](https://lynx.poker/en/blog/how-to-run-a-mystery-bounty-tournament): Bounty pools, random prize assignment, live tracking.
- [Poker tournament payout structure](https://lynx.poker/en/blog/poker-tournament-payout-structure): How prize pools are split, with worked examples.
- [Poker blind structure guide](https://lynx.poker/en/blog/poker-blind-structure-guide): Designing blind levels and durations.
- [Dealer management guide](https://lynx.poker/en/blog/dealer-management-guide): Rotations, breaks, and shift scheduling.
- [Free poker tournament clock](https://lynx.poker/en/blog/free-poker-tournament-clock): Running a tournament clock at no cost.
- [From home game to club](https://lynx.poker/en/blog/home-game-to-club): Scaling a recurring game into an organized club.
- [How to find poker tournaments near you](https://lynx.poker/en/blog/how-to-find-poker-tournaments-near-you): For players looking for local games.
- [Introducing LynxPoker](https://lynx.poker/en/blog/introducing-lynxpoker): Product announcement.

## Optional

- [Hebrew site](https://lynx.poker/he): Full Hebrew (RTL) version of every page above.
- [Blog index](https://lynx.poker/en/blog): All guides.
- [Terms of Service](https://lynx.poker/en/terms)
- [Privacy Policy](https://lynx.poker/en/privacy)