Let the club be seen.
Keep the records private.
A club page on FeltTD.com and a live clock on your own site. You choose what is published. Your tournament keeps running locally.
Give the next game
a place to be found.
Link the PC once. Choose the club details, playing nights and results you want to publish. Your club page can show what is coming up and the live tournament, without your player database.
- Your regular nights. Times and a setup for the games you host.
- Recent results. Winner names abbreviated or switched off.
- The club figure. Publish ClubIQ if you want to.
Paste it once.
Keep the clock live.
Put the widget’s iframe code on your own site. It can follow the running tournament automatically. Choose which figures it shows, such as the pool, player count, average stack or next blinds.
- A stable embed. The club is linked once, rather than pasting a new tournament each week.
- A choice per figure. Switch optional data on or off.
- An honest state. A stale feed stops presenting a live countdown.
An outward window.
No way into the room.
Link once
With internet on the host PC, link the club and receive the page and widget addresses.
Choose the figures
The PC sends an outbound snapshot. The club’s player records and private fields are not part of it.
Keep control
Switch publishing off to request removal of the snapshot. If the PC is offline, the removal is retried when it can connect.
The details, when you need them.
Open a topic. Keep the rest out of the way.
felttd.com/clubs/your-club
Link the PC once, with internet, and the club has a page: its name, town, address, phone and website, a few words about the club, its regular playing nights with the setup they use, the next game, recent results, the live tournament while it runs, and ClubIQ if you show it. Visitors can add the next game to their calendar.
- Regular nights per weekday, each linked to a tournament setup, so the page says what is played and for how much.
- Recent results with the date, the number of players and the winner, as “James W.” or with no names, as the club chooses.
- Approved once by FeltTD, the club also stands on the public list of poker rooms.
The live clock on your own website.
One line of code, pasted once into the club’s own site, and the clock runs there: the level, the blinds, the time left, and the figures you switched on, players left, prize pool, average stack, the next level, registration. It follows the running tournament by itself, or the one you pinned. Dark or light to match the site.
- The clock and blinds always show; every other figure is a switch.
- Updates every ten seconds while a tournament runs, every minute otherwise.
- No internet in the room? The widget shows the last update and hides its clock, and the night goes on.
Internet, delays and switching off
The tournament itself runs locally. Public club pages and widgets need internet updates. A stale running feed stops showing a live countdown. Turning publishing off removes the snapshot when the public service can be reached; an offline removal is retried. Unlinking also removes the club’s connection.
See the poker rooms
Browse club pages on FeltTD.com →
The public directory and club pages are a separate online service, not a local tournament server.
Keep the room running locally.
The website is optional. The tournament, its screens and its floor stay on your network.