Build your own blind structure
Open Edit blind structure to set every level yourself: small blind, big blind, ante and how many minutes it runs. Add or remove levels, drop in breaks wherever you want them, and reorder anything with the up/down arrows. Tick chip up on a level and the timer announces the colour-up when you reach it, so nobody forgets to pull the low-value chips.
Set exactly who gets paid
Open Edit payouts to choose how many places pay and the percentage each place takes. The timer turns those into real amounts from your prize pool as you go, and warns you if the percentages don’t add up to 100%. Use a preset or type your own split.
Chips, stacks and payouts, live
Enter your entries, starting stack and buy-in and the timer keeps the maths current: total chips in play, the average stack (updating as you knock players out), the average stack in big blinds so you can see how deep the table is, and the prize pool with your payout split applied.
Blind levels, antes, chip-ups and payout splits are standard tournament conventions — Timerr implements the mechanics, not any venue’s or brand’s format.
Frequently asked questions
What is a chip-up (colour-up) level?
A point in the tournament where the smallest-value chips are removed from play and exchanged for larger ones, to keep stacks manageable. Flag the level and Timerr announces it so the dealer remembers to run the chip race.
How many places should pay?
A common guide is roughly the top 10–15% of the field, but it's your call — set the number of paid places and the split yourself in the payout editor.
Can I show it on the TV during the game?
Yes — fullscreen gives a room-readable display with the clock, the current blinds and the next level. The editors hide automatically in fullscreen.
Can I put it on my poker club's website?
Yes, free — copy the embed snippet above. It carries a small link back to Timerr.