Poker settlement calculator
Enter each player's buy-in and cash-out. You get the payments that settle the table.
Add up rebuys into the buy-in column, so a player who bought in for 100 and rebought for 100 has 200.
Fill in at least two players to see the payments.
How the calculator works
It subtracts each player's total buy-ins from their cash-out to get their net result. Players who finished up are owed money, players who finished down owe it. The calculator then matches the biggest debts with the biggest winnings, which keeps the number of payments low. A table of five usually needs three or four payments.
Cash-outs have to add up to buy-ins. If they don't, the calculator tells you by how much, and this guide explains what to do about it. For a full walkthrough with an example, read how to settle up after a home poker game.
Need to track the game as it happens?
This calculator works from numbers you already have. If you would rather log buy-ins as players sit down and rebuy, and send everyone their result at the end, Bink does that. Only the host needs an account.