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Bought in$580.007 buy-ins, 6 players

Log buy-ins and rebuys at the table, close out even when the chip count is off, and settle up in the fewest payments. Free, in any currency.

Counted at the table

Balanced

$580.00

The halves agree: $580.00 in, $580.00 counted.

Take a chip off the count and watch the halves.

Settle Thursday’s table

Six friends, $580 on the table. Change any cash-out and Tally Poker works out who pays whom again, in the fewest payments.

This table: 6 players, $580.00 in, settled in 4 payments.

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Thursday Night Cash

Cash game · 6 players · Alex hosts

Buy-ins and cash-outs for Thursday Night Cash. Change a cash-out to settle the table again.
PlayerInCash-outResult
Alex$100.00+$55.00
Maya$140.00−$45.00
Dev$100.00−$95.00
Jonah$60.00+$85.00
Priya$100.00+$30.00
Sam$80.00−$30.00
BalancedCash-outs match the $580.00 pot.

Payments · fewest needed (4)

  • Maya → Alex$45.00
  • Dev → Alex$10.00
  • Dev → Jonah$85.00
  • Sam → Priya$30.00

One night, start to finish

  • Live · 2h 05mUSDYou host

    Thursday Night Cash

    Live pot

    $540

    Pending

    $40

    Players

    6

    • Alex · host

      1 buy-in · 2h 05m

      $100.00
    • Maya

      1 buy-in · 2h 05m

      +$40 pending
      $100.00
    • Dev

      1 buy-in · 1h 50m

      $100.00
    • Jonah

      1 buy-in · 1h 20m

      $60.00
    • Priya

      1 buy-in · 2h 05m

      $100.00
    • Sam · guest

      1 buy-in · 1h 45m

      $80.00

    The live table

    The pot, every buy-in and how long each player has been seated, updated as the host logs it.

  • Pending approval9:41 PM

    Maya · Rebuy

    Requested by Alex, the host

    $40.00

    Maya’s input
    $100.00 → $140.00
    Pot
    $540.00 → $580.00
    Can resolve
    Maya or Alex
    RejectApprove

    Approvals

    Maya’s rebuy counts once she or the host approves it. The first decision wins and is kept with who made it.

  • Count is off−$5.00

    Players cashed out $5.00 less than the pot

    Record why and decide who absorbs it. The game can still close.

    ReasonChips missing from the table

    The count

    When the chips don’t add up, close the night anyway. Record why, then choose who absorbs the difference.

  • Settle up

    Balanced

    Final positions

    • Jonah+$85.00
    • Alex+$55.00
    • Priya+$30.00
    • Sam−$30.00
    • Maya−$45.00
    • Dev−$95.00

    Payments · fewest needed (4)

    • Maya → Alex$45.00
    • Dev → Alex$10.00
    • Dev → Jonah$85.00
    • Sam → Priya$30.00
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    The payments

    Final positions settle in the fewest payments, worked out the same on every phone. Copy them to the group chat.

  • Net result · USD

    All time

    +$310.00

    14 games · 57% win rate · won the last 2

    $0$200$400

    Avg per game

    +$22.14

    Per hour

    +$5.90

    Biggest win

    +$145.00

    Biggest loss

    −$95.00

    Your results

    Win rate, hourly and streaks from the time you actually played, kept apart for each currency.

  • Invite players

    Link active
    6 at the table · 1 guest

    The invite

    Players join from a link or a QR code on the table. Guests play without an account.

What it takes care of

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  • Every buy-in waits for its player’s OK.

    Alex logs Maya’s $40 rebuy. It counts once Maya or Alex approves it; a rejected entry stays in the log, marked canceled.

  • Guests play without an account.

  • The night closes when the count is off.

    Cash-outs total $575 against a $580 pot. Record “chips missing from the table” and split it six ways: $0.84 to two players, $0.83 to four.

  • Six players settle in four payments.

  • Each game keeps its own currency.

How a night runs

  1. First, the host logs a rebuy.

    Player Maya
    Amount · USD$40.00
    Send to Maya for approval

    Rebuy · $40.00

    Waiting on Maya or Alex · 9:41 PM

    Pending
  2. Then Maya approves it on her phone.

    Pending approval9:41 PM

    Maya · Rebuy

    Requested by Alex, the host

    $40.00

    Maya’s input
    $100.00 → $140.00
    Pot
    $540.00 → $580.00
    Can resolve
    Maya or Alex
    RejectApprove

    Maya approved her rebuy

    Pot $540.00 → $580.00 · 9:42 PM

    Approved
A wooden tally stick split lengthwise into two halves, with notches cut across the split and the year 1893 written at one end.
A carved and painted tally stick with two smaller wooden tags tied to it by a string.
Tally sticks from the Swiss Alps. On the split one from 1893, the notches were cut across both halves, so either half could be checked against the other. Tally Poker keeps the same idea: an entry counts when both sides of it agree.

At the end, the host counts the chips.

  • Alex155.00
  • Maya95.00
  • Dev5.00
  • Jonah145.00
  • Priya130.00
  • Sam50.00
Counted $580.00 against a $580.00 potBalanced

Settle up

Balanced

Final positions

  • Jonah+$85.00
  • Alex+$55.00
  • Priya+$30.00
  • Sam−$30.00
  • Maya−$45.00
  • Dev−$95.00

Payments · fewest needed (4)

  • Maya → Alex$45.00
  • Dev → Alex$10.00
  • Dev → Jonah$85.00
  • Sam → Priya$30.00
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Questions

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Two men in hats play cards across a small wooden table, one with a pipe.
Paul Cézanne, The Card Players, 1890s. Public domain.

Deal everyone in

Your next home game starts with a link. Make one, send it to the table, and let Tally Poker keep the count.