Stats & reporting
The Stats screen presents a sortable data table summarizing every player’s tournament performance.
Data columns
Section titled “Data columns”The table includes the following columns:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Name | Player’s display name |
| Place | Finishing position (1st, 2nd, etc.) |
| Payout | Prize amount based on placement and payout structure |
| Points | Custom-calculated value using your scoring formula |
| Chips cost | Total amount paid for all buy-ins, addons, and rebuys |
| Chips bought | Total chip count the player received |
| Play time | How long the player was active in the tournament |
| Eliminated | Total chips eliminated from opponents |
| Players eliminated | Names of players this player knocked out |
| Eliminated by | Names of players who knocked this player out |
| Bounty held | Current bounty chip value (if bounties enabled) |
| Bounty cost | Amount paid for bounty chips, tracked separately from Chips cost (bounty money does not enter the prize pool — see Bounties) |
| Bounty winnings | Earnings from collecting bounties |
Sorting
Section titled “Sorting”Tap any column header to sort the table by that column. Tap again to toggle between ascending and descending order. Your sorting preference is saved to the device.
Points formula
Section titled “Points formula”The Points column uses a customizable scoring formula. Tap the calculator icon next to the “Points” column header to open the formula editor.
The editor provides:
- Script field — Write a Dart expression that calculates points using tournament variables
- Live preview — Shows the calculated points for the top 5 finishers as you type
- Variable access — Full access to tournament data (player count, placement, chips, etc.) through the scripting environment
This is useful for poker leagues that award points based on a custom formula — for example, points that factor in finishing place, number of entrants, and number of knockouts.
CSV export
Section titled “CSV export”Export the stats table in two ways:
- Share (share icon) — Opens the device’s native share sheet so you can email the CSV, send it via messaging, or save it to cloud storage
- Download (download icon) — Saves the CSV file directly to your device
The exported file includes all columns and all players, formatted for compatibility with Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, and other spreadsheet applications. Duration values are exported in a spreadsheet-compatible format.