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Main => Help Me => Topic started by: mrowland1 on January 18, 2013, 02:40:32 PM
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Hello,
I am a small business owner and I operate charity/fundraiser poker tournaments. I am not overly happy with my current software and am looking to make a change. One functionality that I really need is the ability to create add-ons for these events, but to be able to customize them. For example, my current software, I can create an add on, specify how much it is and its chip value; set the levels which it is available and all that good stuff, but that's it.
I routinely have customers who want to offer 2-3 add ons but they are different chip values. They want me to offer an add on of a 5000 chip to start, 10,000 in level 5, and 15,000 in level 8 (just an example). My software can multiple add-ons but they have to be the same value.
Can The Tournament Director create add-ons like I need?
Thanks.
Matt
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Sort-of,
In your example the add-on changes depending on the level, so this is possible, by editing the add-on between times to facilitate this, it will ask if you wish the add-ons that have already been performed to be altered too, but that is where you click no, and then can carry out the next round of add-ons as you wish, keeping the pot and chip count correct.
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Stuart's right, but that's one way. When performing add-ons, you can also adjust any of the values at that time. So even though the add-on fee is set to $30 on the Game tab, when you perform add-ons you can change the fee value for any particular add-on.
Also, in version 3.2, currently in beta testing, you can create add-on profiles, each having their own settings (fee, rake, chips, etc). So you can set up multiple add-ons before the tournament. When you perform an add-on, you can quickly select one of the profiles.
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Thank you very much for the feedback, that is very helpful. My next event is not until March 2 (unless another one pops up before then!), and I definitely want to have this in place when the baseball season hits and all those competitive teams start looking to do fundraisers. :)