Record as you play
Buy-ins, rebuys, cash-outs, dealer tips, food and table expenses update live across the club.
PokerBook keeps the night in order — buy-ins, cash-outs, table expenses, balances, settlements and player records — while making sure the arithmetic actually reconciles.
The host records the night. Everyone else can simply look. PokerBook keeps a live record without turning the game into a spreadsheet exercise.
Buy-ins, rebuys, cash-outs, dealer tips, food and table expenses update live across the club.
Total buy-ins must equal cash-outs plus money that came out of the pot. If they do not, PokerBook shows the difference before settlement.
Every entry records who added it and when. Corrections preserve the original figure in an append-only audit trail.
Friendly games can settle with the shortest payment list. Clubs can keep all settlement directly with the host.
Add a player by name with no account. They can claim that record later without losing their history or balance.
Keep balances and long-term player statistics across nights, including result, win rate, streaks, average, hourly rate and ROI.
PokerBook checks the night’s arithmetic before settlement and records a shortfall rather than hiding one.
PokerBook never accepts, holds, transfers or processes player funds. It records figures entered by people at the table. Players settle each other outside the app using whatever method they already use.
Open a night and add the table, including walk-in players with no account.
Log buy-ins, cash-outs and itemised table expenses while the game runs.
PokerBook compares every dollar in with every dollar out and shows any mismatch.
Generate the payment plan, mark payments as they happen and carry any remaining balance forward.
Long-term stats stay attached to the player while detailed night records remain intentionally short-lived.
PokerBook is designed without ad-tech or behavioral tracking. The app records the information needed to run and preserve a private game ledger.