How Floorman is contracted
Rollouts for casinos, groups and tours are shaped around the operation: a demo first, then a proposal with the real scope. There's no fixed rate, because no two operations are alike.
A rollout adapted to each operator
Casino and Circuit include configuration, team training, an accompanied go-live and direct support. The proposal is built on your operation: venues, tournament volume and which modules are in scope.
- Floorman CasinoCasinos, poker rooms and groups
- A room's poker operation, or several venues under the same group: tournaments, tables and seating, cash, the cage, players, communication, reports and public screens carrying your brand. Integrations and dedicated or on-premise infrastructure where the operator needs it.Adapted rollout · demo and proposal
- Floorman CircuitTours, circuits and series
- Every event of the season run the same way, standings that recalculate themselves and the tour's public information.Adapted rollout · demo and proposal
Book a demo and get a proposalWhatsApp
No percentage of the rake or of the buy-ins: you pay for the software, the prize pool belongs to the poker.
Frequently asked questions
Why don't you publish prices for Casino and Circuit?
Because no two operations are alike: a room with one weekly tournament doesn't cost the same as a group with three venues and festivals, nor does a four-stage tour compare to a twelve-stage one. The proposal comes after we've seen how you operate, and it includes configuration, training and an accompanied go-live.
Which product fits us?
If you operate a poker room, whether it's one venue or several under the same group: Floorman Casino, which covers multi-venue and integrations when you need them. If you organise a competition with several events: Floorman Circuit (plus Casino in the rooms where each stage is played).
How long does a rollout take?
It depends on the scope, but the order is always the same: learn how you operate, configure, adapt brand and rules, train the team, test on a real tournament and stay alongside for the first events in production. We never switch tools halfway through a festival.
Do you take a cut of the rake or the buy-ins?
No, never. You pay for the software. What happens at the tables is between your room and your players.
Is there a lock-in?
We work on annual contracts, because there's setup, training and support involved.
Who owns the data?
You do. Tournaments, players and results can be exported in every mode. For one-off events, handing the data over at the end is part of the service.
See it running with your own tournaments
Tell us how your room or your tour operates and we'll put together a demo on one of your tournaments: your structure, your payouts, your screens. No strings attached.
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