Poker Blind Clock

Poker chip distribution calculator

Can your chip set cover the table? Enter the physical chips you own to find equal starting stacks and see what stays in the bank.

One table of 6 to 10 players. No rebuys or add-ons. All values are tournament units, not cash.

Your chip inventory

The counts below are an example. Replace them with your own counts, including 0 for a denomination you do not have. Assign any colors to these values.

Your starting stacks

How the recipes work

The calculator tries the guide recipe first. It also tries 12 chips worth 25 plus 7 worth 100, or 16 worth 25 plus 6 worth 100. Each small-chip mix is worth 1,000. The rest uses 500 and 1,000 chips, keeping at least two 500-value chips per player.

This is a limited set of practical recipes, not every possible distribution. A shortage means none of these recipes fits your inventory. Try fewer players, a smaller stack, or different chip values agreed with your table.

Choose the pace for your table

Opening the matching clock loads its blind schedule, not your chip inventory. The clock asks before replacing an existing saved schedule. Tournament duration is not guaranteed; see the guide before play.