WTGB PRACTICAL GUIDES
Run a smoother poker tournament
Actionable answers for blinds, chips, tournament length, TV displays, and multiple tables. Set up the room without unnecessary jargon.
HOME TOURNAMENTS
From player count to blind structure
Design the duration and structure first, then let the timer run it consistently.
How to Run a Home Poker Tournament
A practical home poker tournament checklist covering players, chips, blind levels, breaks, payouts, and a visible tournament clock.
Read guide →BLIND STRUCTURE GUIDEPoker Blind Structure for 6, 8, or 10 Players
Choose a practical poker blind structure for 6, 8, or 10 players with sample timing, starting-stack guidance, and smooth blind increases.
Read guide →TOURNAMENT TIMING GUIDEHow Long Should Poker Blind Levels Be?
Use the right blind-level duration for a home poker tournament, from quick 10-minute games to deeper 20-minute structures.
Read guide →DISPLAY & MULTI-TABLE
Show the tournament to the whole room
Practical setup for TV displays, AirPlay, and split-screen clocks on iPad.
How to Show a Poker Timer on a TV
Display a poker tournament timer on a TV using AirPlay, an HDMI adapter, or screen mirroring, with a practical room setup checklist.
Read guide →AIRPLAY SETUP GUIDEHow to AirPlay a Poker Timer from iPad
A step-by-step AirPlay setup for showing a poker timer from iPad on Apple TV or an AirPlay-compatible television.
Read guide →MULTI-TABLE GUIDEHow to Run Two Poker Tables on One iPad
Set up two poker tournament clocks on one iPad with split-screen views, clear table labels, synchronized breaks, and separate controls.
Read guide →WTGB BLINDS TIMER
When the plan is ready, run it
Create the tournament on iPhone or iPad, then use AirPlay when the room needs a larger display.
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