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Version 2.60 · 2026-10-20
Redesigned settings screen. New color themes. Choose the signal that sounds when the round changes.
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The store currently lists version 2.60, updated 2026-10-20.






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Easy Poker Timer is a simple blind timer for Texas Hold'em home games and tournaments. Set it up once, press play, and focus on the game.
• Set the round length in minutes
• Build as many rounds as you need - the big blind is calculated automatically
• Add antes, edit any value with the buttons or the keyboard
• Play, pause, or jump to the next or previous round at any time
• Big, clear numbers you can read from across the table
• The screen stays awake while the timer is running
• A sound and vibration tell you when the blinds go up
Premium (one-time purchase, no subscription):
• Your rounds, antes and settings are saved
• Round notifications while the app is in the background
• Choose your own round sound
• Pick your table colour
• No ads
Free to use. Premium unlocks the extras.
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Redesigned settings screen. New color themes. Choose the signal that sounds when the round changes.
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