computer program for touraments

[deerhunter]

I want to use a computer program to run tournaments. I need one that will also handle the calcutta. What is the best program to use? Where can I get it?

 

[bigshooter]

Found one, never used it but it looks good.

 

[bigshooter]

Here you go, $19.95 , 64 players and says it manages the calcutta.

Shareware so you can try it for free.

http://www.rocketdownload.com/program/ingenpool-6102.html

 

[highrun55]

I want to use a computer program to run tournaments. I need one that will also handle the calcutta. What is the best program to use? Where can I get it?

This is the one I have used for years, does it all.
http://www.ingenlab.com/billiard/ingpool.html

highrun55

 

[bigshooter]

This is the one I have used for years, does it all.
http://www.ingenlab.com/billiard/ingpool.html

highrun55

That's the one I posted, sounds like you are happy with it.

 

[ScottW]

The Ingen application is pretty nice.

 

[deerhunter]

Thanks for response, I will give Ingen a try. Highrun55, what version do you use?

 

[9Ball_JJ]

I don't personally use it, but the Injen program is really cool. BigTruck uses it for all of the tournaments that he runs and a friend of mine just d/l'ed it to use for the tournaments he runs in the area.

 

[stuckart]

Ingenpool is nice, BUT you can only use it on 1 machine. And you can't transfer it to another machine.

Might work for some people, but for me I use multiple machines, multiple laptops, backups, etc. And if that machine ever dies, you have to purchase another license.

There is another product and I'm drawing a blank on the name. I'll post once I get it.

I also use this simple program called QChartPro, but it doesn't do Calcutta's.

 

[DennyS]

Here is another program that works well but at the moment I'm currently using Ingenpool. Have been using it for many years now.
http://www.tourneyman.com/

 

[highrun55]

Thanks for response, I will give Ingen a try. Highrun55, what version do you use?

2.3 my friend. you will like it

highrun55

 

[Snapshot9]

Ingenpool is nice, BUT you can only use it on 1 machine. And you can't transfer it to another machine.

Might work for some people, but for me I use multiple machines, multiple laptops, backups, etc. And if that machine ever dies, you have to purchase another license.

There is another product and I'm drawing a blank on the name. I'll post once I get it.

I also use this simple program called QChartPro, but it doesn't do Calcutta's.

Here's a hint, make a Webmail file with software listings and with their license numbers. If you have a machine that dies, contact the company with the license number telling them your machine died, and they will reissue you the software with the reinstated license number or a new one.

I had a machine that died, and was able to get a new copy, not Ingen, but other software.

InGen for $39.95 is a bargain for what all it does (from a programming standpoint). Another feature I like is the ability to program or select from preprogrammed percentages of paybacks, that are spread different.