Announcing "The Registration" - Home Poker Tourney Forums

Announcing "The Registration", a brand new product from the makers of "The Clock": http://www.tournamentclock.com

"The Registration" is a new, top of the line registration solution for your poker tournaments, as well as for other casino areas such as blackjack and slots tournaments.

Features include:
•   Random and manual seat assignments (including specific seat number, and smoking/non-smoking requests where available)
•   Pre-register (for example to award satellite seats when the main event is not yet ready for seats assignments)
•   Unlimited table inventory, including unlimited user defined table groupings (such as 'stud tables', 'main room tables', 'leased tables', 'night tourney', etc.)
•   Dynamically assign, re-assign and un-assign tables, seats and players during registration
•   Unregister and re-register
•   Register for unlimited future events
•   Employee security levels
•   Export reports, prize sheets and registered player lists to spreadsheet or printer
•   Cashier function for reconciliation of money in/money out by employee and by cashier station, including date/timestamp
•   Award prizes to players
•   Self contained Player Contact Information, or linked to your card club with player card swipe where available
•   Fully integrated with "The Clock" allowing for dynamic automatic number of entries based on registration, and awarding prizes based on payout tables
•   Networked to allow for multiple cashier stations, and single location of stored events
For a free demo copy or for more information and pricing please visit the web site: http://www.tournamentclock.com.

A free upgrade to the latest version of your current "The Clock" is available; it includes new features and a demo version of "The Registration" (Please Note: Your old version and the new one can co-exist on the same PC. The upgrade will not overwrite your current data, but will not include your current data. Transfer of data to the new version is available for $300).

Best regards,
Paul Westley
http://www.tournamentclock.com