Poker league standings

One table for the whole season: who leads on points and rating, who plays most often, who wins and who pays in. Poker League builds the standings from your tournament results the moment the last player is knocked out, and every player can open them on their phone.

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The season podium at a glance

The standings open with the season's top three on a podium, with each player's rating and money won or lost. Above it, four highlight cards show who has the most wins, the biggest profit, the best attendance and the highest rating. Search for a player, or filter the table to one player to follow them through the season.

Poker league standings: the season podium with the top three players, their rating and net winnings, above highlight cards for most wins, biggest profit, best attendance and the top rating — The podium and the season's highlights: most wins, biggest profit, best attendance and the top rating.

What is in the standings table

Every player who has played this season gets a row. The columns cover everything a league usually keeps in a spreadsheet, worked out from the tournament results:

Rank, with an arrow showing how many places a player moved up or down since the previous tournament.
Masters seat: who is currently qualified for the season's Masters final (M1, M2 …).
Wins and win rate: tournaments won and the share of tournaments played that ended in a win.
Rating: the default ranking — season points weighted by the share of the maximum possible points, so both total points and consistency count.
Points: season points from your league's points table, and the share of the maximum possible points a player has earned.
Played: tournaments played out of tournaments held, and the attendance percentage.
Rebuys and add-ons per player, with add-ons counted against the season's limit.
Finance: net money won or lost, with total spent on buy-ins and rebuys and total prize money won.

Poker league standings table with rank, Masters seat, player, wins, rating, points, tournaments played, rebuys, add-ons and money won or lost per player — The full table: rating, points, attendance, rebuys, add-ons and money for every player, with arrows for who moved up or down.

Sort it your way, go back to any night

Rank the league by rating or by points, and sort the table by any column — points, tournaments played or money.
Pick any finished tournament to see the standings as they were after that night.
Switch between seasons, or show all seasons together.
Points, prizes and ranks update the moment the last player is knocked out — nobody has to type results into a spreadsheet.

Every player's card on their phone

On a phone the table turns into a card per player: points and share of the maximum, wins, attendance, rating, net winnings and the chance of winning the title. The title chance is simulated from each player's real results and attendance this season, so it moves after every tournament.

Poker league standings on a phone: player cards with points, wins, tournaments played, rating, chance of winning the title and net winnings — On a phone every player gets a card, including their chance of winning the title.

How the standings are calculated

Choose a points table when you set up the season — or keep the default, which rewards both finishing places and the size of the field.
Run the tournament with the Poker League clock, or enter the finishing order afterwards.
Prizes are split automatically from the number of entries, rebuys and add-ons.
The standings, rating, Masters race and records update straight away for every player.

The standings, tournament clock and player registration are included in every package, including the free one.

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Frequently asked questions

How are points calculated?

Each league chooses its own points table when setting up the season. The default awards points by finishing place and grows with the size of the field. Points are added up automatically after every tournament.

What is the rating?

The rating is the default ranking: a player's season points weighted by the share of the maximum possible points they earned. It rewards consistent results, not just turning up often. A league can rank by points instead.

Can we see the standings after an earlier tournament?

Yes. Pick any finished tournament and the table shows the standings as they were after that night, with the rank changes from the night before.

Does the table show money?

Yes. Each player's buy-ins, rebuys and add-ons are set against the prizes they won, so the table shows who is up and who is down for the season.

Is the standings page free?

Yes. Standings, the tournament clock and registration are in every package, including Free for up to 6 players.