Run live poker tournaments without the chaos.

Yes. Free is free forever: the real clock, TV and mobile sync, and single-table hosting at no cost. Every paid plan adds every tool, including ICM, PKO bounties, leagues and exports, and you pay for tables. Basic is $6.99/month publicly and supports up to 3 tables; Pro is $14.99/month and supports up to 6; Elite is $24.99/month and supports up to 25 tables per tournament. Accounts created during the founder era pay about half.

Poker Hawk runs on Windows and macOS desktop, iOS and Android phones and tablets, Fire TV, and Google TV. All surfaces stay in sync over the internet. No cables, no casting.

No. On a Fire TV stick or a Google TV, install the Poker Hawk TV app from the Amazon Appstore or Google Play. On any other screen, open hud.pokerhawk.io in the TV’s own browser, or on a laptop plugged into the TV or projector.

There is no direct import for player lists or blind-structure files. You can recreate a blind structure in the editor, save it as a template, and reuse it. Player rosters carry over between tournaments in the same club.

Poker Hawk brings native apps for Mac, Windows, iOS, Android, Fire TV and Google TV together with player RSVPs, check-in, club standings and shareable tournament results. Our tool-by-tool comparison explains the differences, including platforms, features and pricing.

Yes. The host app supports rebuys, add-ons, bounties, knockout tracking, and chop calculations out of the box. Payout structures are calculated automatically based on entries and your selected payout scheme.

Yes. The mobile companion app shows the current level, blinds, players remaining, average stack, payouts, and your own seat assignment in real time. No more crowding around the TV to read the clock.

A club is a recurring group of players who play together: a home game, a league, or a private room. Clubs get persistent leaderboards, member stats, event history, and announcements. Members can RSVP to events and see standings between games.

Club access and profile privacy controls determine who can see club and player information. Finished tournament results have public share links that can be opened without an account. See our Privacy Policy for how we handle personal data.

Yes. You can upgrade, downgrade, or cancel from your account billing page at any time. Cancellations take effect at the end of your current billing period. No penalties, no lock-in.

Yes, but Poker Hawk is designed to tolerate flaky room Wi-Fi. Brief disconnects are recovered automatically, the desktop host keeps running the clock locally, and devices re-sync once the connection comes back.

Four steps: create your account, pick or customize a blind structure, set buy-in and payouts, and start the clock. Players can join with a club link from their phones.