MORE TABLES, ONE TOURNAMENT

Split screen poker timer for multi-table home MTTs

WTGB turns one iPhone or iPad and one TV into a split screen poker timer for up to four table views. It is built for home MTTs where every table follows the same blind level, even when players are spread across the room.

01Up to four table views
02One iPhone or iPad
03One shared blind level
Split screen poker timer showing two tables in one 20-player MTT at the same blind level
TWO-TABLE MTTOne device · one TV · synchronized blinds

BUILT FOR THE ROOM

A multi-table display without a television for every table.

01

See every table together

Place two, three, or four table views on the same TV instead of scattering clocks around the room.

02

Keep blinds synchronized

Every view follows the tournament level, so the field advances together even across separate tables.

03

Run it from one device

The host controls the MTT from one iPhone or iPad and sends the shared display to one television.

The two-table, 20-player home tournament problem

Imagine 20 players arriving for a home MTT. The field starts on two poker tables, but the room has only one television. A normal full-screen timer can be visible to one group and awkward for the other, while buying a second TV for an occasional game makes little sense. A split screen poker timer solves the display problem without expanding the hardware setup.

WTGB can put both tables on the same TV and keep them under the same blind schedule. The screenshot above shows that exact situation: two tables in one tournament, both playing the same level. Players get a shared reference point and the host keeps control from one iPhone or iPad.

Scale the display from two tables to four

Two tables are the common home MTT case, but the split-screen display can support up to four table views. That makes the same setup useful when the field grows or when the room layout places groups in different sight lines. The tournament remains coordinated because the blind level belongs to the event, not to a collection of independent clocks.

The practical setup stays small: one device to run the tournament, one TV to communicate with the room, and multiple views when the event needs them. Combined with AirPlay, the split screen poker timer gives a home host the visibility of a larger tournament setup without the complexity of professional venue software.

QUICK SETUP

Set up a split-screen MTT display.

  1. 1

    Create the MTT and blind schedule

    Start with one tournament structure so every table advances on the same level.

  2. 2

    Add the table views you need

    Choose a split layout for two, three, or as many as four tables.

  3. 3

    Send the display to one TV

    Use AirPlay while the host continues to control the tournament from iPhone or iPad.

QUESTIONS, ANSWERED

Split screen poker timer FAQ

How many table views can WTGB show on one TV?

WTGB can show up to four table views on one television from a single iPhone or iPad.

Do all tables stay on the same blind level?

Yes. The table views belong to the same MTT and follow the same tournament blind level.

Can I use split screen for a two-table home tournament?

Yes. A two-table, 20-player home MTT is a natural use case: both tables can appear on one TV while you control the event from one device.

WTGB BLINDS TIMER

Run more tables with the screen you already have.

Download WTGB Blinds Timer and put up to four synchronized table views on one TV.