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I’m Damyan, one of the two makers of Bankroll Lab.
My co-founder and I have been friends since we were kids. He plays poker tournaments for a living, and he got sick of running his bankroll out of a spreadsheet. Most MTT regs do the same: one sheet for results, another for the schedule, and a set of rules in their head.
A spreadsheet can log what happened. It can’t tell you what a tournament is worth, whether a downswing is just variance, or when you’re rolled to take a shot. So we built the tool he wanted:
an ROI estimate for every tournament, from its buy-in, rake, field and payouts
variance modelling, so you know how many buy-ins you really need
clear move-up and shot-taking rules based on your roll
a session grid built from your bankroll and the hours you have
staking tools to track the action you’ve sold
Tournaments are imported daily from 10 sites. Bankroll Lab never connects to your poker accounts, and we’re not affiliated with any poker room.
The free plan covers bankroll tracking, no card needed.
The feedback that would help us most:
Does the ROI estimate look right for the games you play? If it seems off, tell us the site and the buy-in.
Do our move-up rules feel too tight or too loose for your style?
Where did you get stuck in your first five minutes?
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“MTT Poker Bankroll Management & ROI Tool”
Bankroll Lab was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #226 on the daily leaderboard. MTT poker bankroll management, ROI and variance in one tool. See the bankroll every shot needs and how many buy-ins to keep. 14-day free trial.
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Hi Product Hunt,
I’m Damyan, one of the two makers of Bankroll Lab.
My co-founder and I have been friends since we were kids. He plays poker tournaments for a living, and he got sick of running his bankroll out of a spreadsheet. Most MTT regs do the same: one sheet for results, another for the schedule, and a set of rules in their head.
A spreadsheet can log what happened. It can’t tell you what a tournament is worth, whether a downswing is just variance, or when you’re rolled to take a shot. So we built the tool he wanted:
an ROI estimate for every tournament, from its buy-in, rake, field and payouts
variance modelling, so you know how many buy-ins you really need
clear move-up and shot-taking rules based on your roll
a session grid built from your bankroll and the hours you have
staking tools to track the action you’ve sold
Tournaments are imported daily from 10 sites. Bankroll Lab never connects to your poker accounts, and we’re not affiliated with any poker room.
The free plan covers bankroll tracking, no card needed.
The feedback that would help us most:
Does the ROI estimate look right for the games you play? If it seems off, tell us the site and the buy-in.
Do our move-up rules feel too tight or too loose for your style?
Where did you get stuck in your first five minutes?