Former Tourney Manager
Historical information about the Silverlight tournament app.
17 questions
Can I request new features for the former Tourney Manager?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
No development plan or release date has been announced for the former Silverlight app. Earlier promises about upcoming features are historical.
For help with the current website, use the help centre.
Can I restore the old Tourney Manager desktop shortcut?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
Deleting a shortcut may leave the app installed. Check your operating system’s installed applications for an existing copy.
PokerDIY cannot confirm that an old copy will launch or retain its data, and does not offer a supported reinstall or shortcut-recovery procedure.
Can I still use the former Tourney Manager offline?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
The old offline mode used Silverlight’s out-of-browser installation. PokerDIY no longer supports that setup and cannot confirm that an existing copy will run on your computer.
Silverlight support ended on 12 October 2021. PokerDIY no longer provides a working Tourney Manager.
Can I use the former Tourney Manager for a commercial league?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
PTM is retired. There is no supported commercial-league version or current licensing offer.
If you run a league, choose software supported on your equipment and check the game’s legal and licensing requirements separately.
Does the former Tourney Manager work on current phones?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
The Silverlight and Windows Phone 7 editions are retired. They are not supported on current iPhone, Android or Windows devices.
You can find and list games on the website using your phone’s browser.
How can I remove an old Tourney Manager installation?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
Check your operating system’s installed-apps or software-removal controls for an existing copy. Deleting a desktop shortcut does not uninstall the app.
Removal steps depend on how you installed it. Follow your operating system’s support instructions; you do not need Silverlight to use the PokerDIY website.
Should I install Silverlight to run the former timer?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
No. Silverlight is unsupported, and the old installation instructions are obsolete. Do not change your browser’s security settings to follow them.
Silverlight support ended on 12 October 2021. PokerDIY no longer provides a working Tourney Manager.
Was the former Tourney Manager free?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
Yes, the original Silverlight app was advertised as free. It is no longer available to use.
Finding and listing poker games on the current website are still free.
What are the current requirements for the former Tourney Manager?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
There is no supported hardware or browser setup for the retired app. The Windows XP, Windows 7 and browser requirements in old instructions are historical.
Silverlight support ended on 12 October 2021. PokerDIY no longer provides a working Tourney Manager.
What should I know about data in an old Tourney Manager installation?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
Data storage can depend on the old app version and features you used. PokerDIY cannot verify the earlier claim that all PTM data stayed on your computer.
Avoid entering sensitive information into the retired app. For the current website, read the privacy policy.
What was PokerDIY Tourney Manager?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
PokerDIY Tourney Manager (PTM) combined a blinds countdown, chip calculator and payout calculator for home tournaments.
Silverlight support ended on 12 October 2021. PokerDIY no longer provides a working Tourney Manager.
See the original app screenshots for reference.
Where can I get help with the former Tourney Manager?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
PokerDIY no longer maintains or supports PTM. The old troubleshooting pages are kept for reference.
For a problem with the current website, search the help centre or email support with the page link and what happened.
Which old Tourney Manager features used the internet?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
The old app used the internet for links, shared structures and update checks. PokerDIY has not confirmed that those services still work.
PTM is retired. Do not rely on its former offline promises or update notifications as current support guidance.
Who was the former Tourney Manager designed for?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
PTM was designed for home-game hosts and tournament organisers. It is now retired.
See the original app screenshots for reference.
Why can’t I download or install the former Tourney Manager?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
The old download process relied on Silverlight. PokerDIY no longer provides a working browser app or a supported installer.
Do not enable unsupported browser plug-ins to follow the old troubleshooting instructions.
Silverlight support ended on 12 October 2021. PokerDIY no longer provides a working Tourney Manager.
Why can’t I edit values in an old Tourney Manager installation?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
The blind and chip editors belonged to the retired Silverlight app. They are not available on the current website, and the old double-click instructions are not a current troubleshooting guide.
See the original app screenshots for reference.
Why did Tourney Manager require Microsoft Silverlight?
Historical FAQ — this answer concerns a former product or integration.
The original timer was built as a Silverlight browser application. Current browsers do not provide a supported way to run it.
Silverlight support ended on 12 October 2021. PokerDIY no longer provides a working Tourney Manager.
