All In Central

Switching from bullets.poker

A free bullets.poker alternative

Bullets.poker — the much-loved poker clock that ran countless club nights and home games — switched off on 30 June 2026. If it was your go-to, All In Central is a free, no-signup replacement that does the same core job: blinds, payouts and breaks on one big screen, nothing else.

On its homepage, the bullets.poker team announced: “The Clock will be switched off on 30 June 2026. Forever.” It served the poker community well — and if you need somewhere to take your games next, here is a free option.

Pick up where bullets.poker left off

Free, forever

No account, no download, no paywall — the whole timer is free.

Blind timer

Levels with antes and breaks, a drift-free countdown and a clear next-level preview.

Automatic payouts

Set the buy-in and the prize pool splits itself across 1–50 places, top-heavy and realistic.

Average stack & players

Live average stack and players-left as people bust, so you always know where the tournament stands.

Big-screen ready

Fullscreen display built for a laptop or a TV across the room.

Calculators too

Free blind-structure, chip-distribution and payout calculators alongside the timer.

All In Central runs one tournament at a time rather than full league management, which makes it a natural fit for home games and one-off club nights. Open it, set your structure and deal the cards — nothing to migrate, no account to create.

Where each job lives now

The jobIn All In Central
Blind levels with antes & breaksBuilt into the timer — pick a pace preset or edit every level under advanced settings.
Prize-pool payoutsAutomatic for 1–50 places, top-heavy and realistic, updating live with rebuys and add-ons.
The big screen at the clubFullscreen TV mode with huge numbers — the screen stays awake all night.
Your regular game's structureSave named setups and load them in one tap next week.
More than one tableRandom seat draw and automatic table balancing as players bust.
League tables & season statsNot here — that's The Tournament Director's or Blind Valet's territory, honestly.

Common questions

Has bullets.poker shut down?
Yes — it has now closed. The team announced on their own site that the bullets.poker clock would be switched off on 30 June 2026, and it is no longer available.
What is a good free alternative to bullets.poker?
All In Central is a free, no-signup poker timer that runs in any browser — blind levels with antes and breaks, automatic prize-pool payouts, average stack and a fullscreen big-screen display. It also includes free blind-structure, chip-distribution and payout calculators.
Do I need an account to use it?
No. All In Central needs no account, no download and no payment. Open it, set your blinds and buy-in, and hit start.
Can I run the timer on a TV like I did with bullets.poker?
Yes. Open it on a laptop, go fullscreen and cast or plug it into your TV — the numbers are large and readable across the room, and the screen stays awake during play.
How do I move my blind structure over from bullets.poker?
There's nothing to import — setting up fresh takes a couple of minutes. Either let the timer build a structure from your player count and target finish time, or enter your old levels manually under advanced settings. Save it as a named setup and your regular game is one tap away every week after.
Can it handle a club night with more than one table?
Yes. Add your players by name (paste the whole list, comma-separated), set the max seats per table, and the timer draws random seats and balances tables as people bust — right down to the final table.