Poker league records and stats
The numbers your group remembers — the biggest prize, the most knockouts in one night, the longest winning streak, who always wins the final — kept automatically for every season. Poker League builds the records from the results you already enter, and every player can see them on their phone.
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Season records, worked out for you
Every result your league enters feeds the records page. Nobody has to keep a notebook of who had the best night: the moment the last player is knocked out, the season's records are recalculated and the record holder's name and avatar go up next to the number.
- Most knockouts in one tournament — and the night it happened.
- Biggest prize won in a single tournament.
- Most rebuys in one tournament and the biggest field of the season.
- Longest tournament, from the first hand to the last knockout.
- Cheapest and most expensive point: buy-ins and rebuys divided by the points they earned.
Streaks, heads-up finals and knockouts
Below the season records are leaderboards that turn a list of results into stories the group talks about all week. Each board shows the top five, with the leader in gold — and every player also sees where they rank themselves.
- Streaks: wins in a row, top three in a row, in the money in a row, attendance in a row — and the longest drought without a prize.
- Heads-up: who wins the final, who reaches the last two most often, and which pairs meet in the final again and again.
- Knockouts: most knockouts, who survives longest (average big blind when knocked out) and who goes out earliest.
- Unsettled scores: pairs who keep knocking each other out, and revenge — knocking out whoever knocked you out last time.
- Hours at the table: most hours this season, the longest and the shortest nights.
- Registrations: the early bird who signs up first and the player who always registers at the last minute.
Next milestone: who is one step from a round number
The records page also looks ahead. It lists the players who are close to a round number this season — a 50th tournament, a 10th win, a 25th knockout, a 20th top-three finish — with how many results they still need. It gives everyone something to play for, even on a night they don't win.
On every player's phone
The records live on your league's own address (yourleague.poker-league.app), so every player can open them on their phone between tournaments. There is no app to install. Switch between seasons to compare this year's records with last year's, and keep every result when a new season starts.
How the records are kept
- Run the tournament with the Poker League clock, or enter the results afterwards.
- Log knockouts and rebuys from the director's phone as they happen.
- When the last player is out, points, prizes, standings and records update straight away.
- Players open the records page on their phones; the leader of every board is highlighted.
Records are part of the statistics in every paid package, together with the eliminator board, rivalries, form, Elo rating, rebuys and add-ons.
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to enter the records myself?
No. Records are calculated from the tournament results: finishing places, prizes, knockouts, rebuys and times. They update as soon as a tournament ends.
Which records does Poker League keep?
Season records (most knockouts in one tournament, biggest prize, most rebuys, biggest field, longest tournament, cheapest and most expensive point), streaks, heads-up finals, knockouts, unsettled scores, hours at the table, registrations and upcoming milestones.
Can we see records from earlier seasons?
Yes. Pick a season at the top of the records page. Every season keeps its own records and nothing is deleted when a new season starts.
Can people outside the league see our records?
Only if you want them to. Leagues are private by default, so only members see the records; league owners can make the league public.
Which package includes records?
Records are part of the statistics in the paid packages, together with the eliminator board, rivalries, form, Elo rating, rebuys and add-ons. The free package covers standings, the clock and registrations.