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New version of PokerClock released
In: Blackberry|Fun|Mobile
15 Oct 2007
Today I released a new version of PokerClock. PokerClock is a Java application that runs on every mobile phone that supports Java. It allows you to keep track of blind levels when hosting a Poker Tournament.
You can
- define small and big blind and
- set the time for each level
It counts down the time for each level and plays a sound when changing into a new level.
The new version saves changes you made and automatically loads them the next time it is started. You can download it here:
The easiest way to install it is to load it directly from your mobile phone. The following screenshot shows it running on my BlackBerry Curve:
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3 Responses to New version of PokerClock released
BB World » Pokeristi e CrackBerry? ecco PokerClock
October 16th, 2007 at 11:29 am
[...] termini (del gioco) e il funzionamento (del programma). Vi invito comunque a visitare la pagina di Thomas Einwaller e, nel caso, ad approfondire le conoscenze sul gioco del [...]
PokerClock - Free Application To Keep Track Of Poker Blind Levels | BerryReview
October 16th, 2007 at 10:55 pm
[...] has progressed to the point where you can’t keep track of your “Blinds” anymore head over to Thompsons Blog to get a free copy of PokerClock. Thanks for the free app Thomas and hopefully you can come over and teach a plebeian how to keep a [...]
Evandro
March 3rd, 2008 at 7:11 am
Very nice!