RailBird Poker app analytics for January 12

RailBird is an all-in-one poker payouts calculator, ready to help your League reconcile cash-out balances and leave the long comment chains and spreadsheets behind. Track player buy-ins and cash-outs, splitting payouts into the smallest amount of peer-to-peer transactions possible. It’s as simple as creating a League to record your group’s game, player, and transaction information in, and hitting “Calculate Payouts” to notify those who owe of the outstanding balances. {{ RAILBIRD FEATURES }} Unlimited Leagues and Games Create as many groups as you need for recording transactions in. Manage Guest Accounts Until Friends Join All transactions can be assigned to guest accounts until your friends sign up. Accepting their join request will walk you through transferring ownership. Restrict Permissions Owners of a League can assign other Admins to help them manage games. Members will still be able to view transactions and participate in recording their own. Calculate Payouts Automatically calculate the least amount of peer-to-peer transactions required to settle the balance. Account for Early Payments Use the Coverage feature to consider payments made between players ahead of payout calculations without hurting stats for the bankroller. Strive for Inbox Zero The Balance tab allows you to mark payments (which are always processed outside of the app) as completed. Stats on Stats Check out how your winnings compare to others within the same League. Let us know what other stats you'd like to see! -————————————--————————————--————————————- Additional Information: - At this time, a paid subscription is required in order to access the complete set of functionality within the application. - Use of this application is governed by RailBird Poker LLC’s Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, found at https://railbird.poker/termm-of-server and https://railbird.poker/privacy-policy, as well as Apple’s EULA (End User License Agreement) found at https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/