About TournamentMonitor.com |
TournamentMonitor is the world's largest database of online poker tournaments.
Our main purpose is to provide poker players with a vide selection of poker tournaments. We will continue to add new poker rooms to satisfy our visitor's needs.
The team behind TournamentMonitor.com
Since the launch of TournamentMonitor.com we have received loads of e-mails from a variety of different poker players. Some like advice on different poker strategies while others are looking for a quick way to make a few bucks. One of the common questions is: Who is behind TournamentMonitor.com and how did you come up with the poker tournament concept?
The idea was generated when EKarma (a current member of the TournamentMonitor staff) explained how annoying it was to browse through various poker applications to locate a tournament which suites his desires in regards to buy-in, prize pool and starting hours. It became clear to us that many poker players found it annoying to browse through different poker applications to select a tournament.
Therefore we quickly decided that we wanted to build a website that was able to extract tournament data without logging into poker applications and manually checking each and every poker room. TournamentMonitor.com is the product of a close co-operation between online poker professionals and a professional team of programmers and web designers. We have succeeded in extracting tournament data from a variety of different poker rooms and also provide poker tournament data for hundreds of other websites.
Our goal is to continue to develop the best online poker tournament comparison site on the Internet with a wealth of poker strategy tips, guides, rules and recommendations. We are devoted poker players and strive to continue to make TournamentMonitor into a great resource for online poker players.
The TournamentMonitor team currently consists of:
EKarma
EKarma is an online poker pro. He’s primary game is fixed limit where he usually can be found Playing $10/$20-$50/$100 on Party Poker. He has recently decided to dedicate more time to SnG’s and multi-table tournaments. He hopes that more SnG experience help him to improve his game at the final tables of the big online poker tournaments. You can follow his progress in our forum which will be launched during the next few months.
ECode
ECode is our code expert. He has worked as a professional programmer for a number of years and has setup the code involved in extracting the tournament data. This guy can do anything with a computer and is constantly working on a number of new things to implement into our website. He has a basic grasp of poker but is far from an expert.
EBizz
Ebizz is a low limit online poker player. He recently took up texas holdem after being a online casino bonus whore for a few years. He has an extensive knowledge of the online gambling industry and has contributed with a number of reviews and player profiles.
The other members of the TournamentMonitor team will be listed shortly.
If you experience any irregularities in the tournament listings or at our website please send us an e-mail at info@tournamentmonitor.com and we will fix it straight away.
Our main purpose is to provide poker players with a vide selection of poker tournaments. We will continue to add new poker rooms to satisfy our visitor's needs.
The team behind TournamentMonitor.com
Since the launch of TournamentMonitor.com we have received loads of e-mails from a variety of different poker players. Some like advice on different poker strategies while others are looking for a quick way to make a few bucks. One of the common questions is: Who is behind TournamentMonitor.com and how did you come up with the poker tournament concept?
The idea was generated when EKarma (a current member of the TournamentMonitor staff) explained how annoying it was to browse through various poker applications to locate a tournament which suites his desires in regards to buy-in, prize pool and starting hours. It became clear to us that many poker players found it annoying to browse through different poker applications to select a tournament.
Therefore we quickly decided that we wanted to build a website that was able to extract tournament data without logging into poker applications and manually checking each and every poker room. TournamentMonitor.com is the product of a close co-operation between online poker professionals and a professional team of programmers and web designers. We have succeeded in extracting tournament data from a variety of different poker rooms and also provide poker tournament data for hundreds of other websites.
Our goal is to continue to develop the best online poker tournament comparison site on the Internet with a wealth of poker strategy tips, guides, rules and recommendations. We are devoted poker players and strive to continue to make TournamentMonitor into a great resource for online poker players.
The TournamentMonitor team currently consists of:
EKarma
EKarma is an online poker pro. He’s primary game is fixed limit where he usually can be found Playing $10/$20-$50/$100 on Party Poker. He has recently decided to dedicate more time to SnG’s and multi-table tournaments. He hopes that more SnG experience help him to improve his game at the final tables of the big online poker tournaments. You can follow his progress in our forum which will be launched during the next few months.
ECode
ECode is our code expert. He has worked as a professional programmer for a number of years and has setup the code involved in extracting the tournament data. This guy can do anything with a computer and is constantly working on a number of new things to implement into our website. He has a basic grasp of poker but is far from an expert.
EBizz
Ebizz is a low limit online poker player. He recently took up texas holdem after being a online casino bonus whore for a few years. He has an extensive knowledge of the online gambling industry and has contributed with a number of reviews and player profiles.
The other members of the TournamentMonitor team will be listed shortly.
If you experience any irregularities in the tournament listings or at our website please send us an e-mail at info@tournamentmonitor.com