How do I set up a tournament?
Tap Tournament, enter the buy-in, and fill in a rough estimate: expected players, rebuys per player, how long you want it to run, and minutes per level. 1365 Poker suggests a blind structure, a rebuy cutoff and payouts from that. You can change any of it until the clock starts.
How does the clock work?
The host starts, pauses and resumes the clock and can jump to the next or previous level. Everyone sees the current blinds, the time left in the level, players left, the average stack and the prize pool. If the tournament runs past the last level, each further level goes up about 1.5×.
Rebuys and add-ons
Players can rebuy until the level you set, up to the number of rebuys you allow. Latecomers can buy in until then too. An add-on, if you offer one, is one per player until its own cutoff level. Players tap Rebuy or Add-on on their phone, or the host does it for them.
Eliminations and payouts
A player who’s out taps I’m out (or the host does it). When one player is left, the host ends the tournament and 1365 Poker works out the prizes from the payout percentages, then who pays whom, the same way as a cash game. Prizes are rounded to the group’s rounding amount, with the remainder going to first place.
What’s the TV board?
A read-only page for a TV or projector that shows the clock, blinds, players and prize pool, live. The host makes a link under 📺 TV; anyone with the link can watch without signing in, until the host turns it off.