Poker tournament clock
The tournament clock your room deserves.
Professional structures, exact payouts, and voice announcements — running on one computer, driving every screen in the house.
- Runs offline.
- No accounts, no cloud.
- No per-table fees.
One machine, every screen
Route any session to any screen from one computer.
Legacy room systems typically need a dedicated computer for each clock. HouseClock drives them all from a single machine — send any tournament or cash board to any display in the house.
What it does
Everything a floor needs, and nothing it doesn't.
Six areas, each built to be run by a person under pressure. Follow any one into the full feature list.
Anatomy of the board
Every number a table asks for, in one glance.
The board is dense on purpose. Everything the room and the floor need to read is on it — and only what they need.
Built to be correct
Reliability is the whole job.
A tournament clock earns trust by being right every time — through a long night, a busy machine, and the occasional crash. That's the part we engineered hardest.
The clock cannot drift
Time is tracked from timestamps, not by counting ticks, so the countdown stays exact through the longest event and the busiest machine.
It survives a crash
A crash, a power loss, or a closed laptop doesn't lose the event. Reopen and the clock resumes at the exact second it should be at.
Payouts sum to the pool
Every payout ladder and every deal reconciles to the prize pool to the dollar. The remainder from rounding always lands on first.
Proven by adversarial tests
The engine is covered by hundreds of automated tests, including randomized adversarial runs that try to break the clock and the math on purpose.
For poker rooms
One machine driving every screen, no per-table licensing, and a tournament that doesn't stop when the network does.
- One computer routes every clock and cash board in the house.
- No per-table fees and no accounts to provision.
- Runs on hardware you already own, fully offline.
For home games
Run your kitchen-table game on the same structures a casino uses, right down to the spoken blind changes.
- Home presets that feel like a real cardroom.
- Project the board to your TV from your laptop.
- Payout math that ends the argument at the end of the night.
Bring it to your room.
Download HouseClock and run your next tournament on it. It's free, it's offline, and there's no account to create.