How it works
MejaPop's Hold'em mode does not track individual hands. It only keeps the points for the evening, so everyone can see where they stand when the table breaks up.
- Points per share: everyone starts with one share, for example 1,000 points.
- +1 share: tap it when someone takes another share. MejaPop logs how many times and when, and you can undo the last one.
- Leaving early: record the points a player has left when they go.
- End of session: enter everyone's points left. MejaPop checks that the total left equals the total handed out, shows the difference if it does not, and will not continue until the numbers match.
- Net points = points left − points received.
Example with four players at 1,000 per share, where B took one extra share: 5,000 points were handed out. At the end A has 1,800, B 900, C 1,300 and D 1,000, which adds up to 5,000. Net points: A +800, B −1,100, C +300, D 0.
Keep score in three steps
- Choose Hold'em, add 2–10 players and set the points per share. You can add an optional note for the table, such as what each counter colour stands for.
- During the evening, tap +1 share whenever needed, and record early leavers.
- At the end, enter points left for everyone, confirm the totals match, and see the final standings and share image.
Tournament ranks mode
Prefer a league night? Switch to tournament ranks, enter finishing positions, and MejaPop adds up points from a rank table you can edit. This mode is not zero-sum.
Everything is in points only. There are no currency fields or currency symbols anywhere in MejaPop, and the results screen simply shows each player's final +/− points and ranking. Like every MejaPop game, the session is saved on your phone, so you can close the browser and come back to it later the same night.