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Overview
Guiding Principles
JSON Object
Storage Format
Standardized Tournament Summary
The Specification
spec_version
site_name
network_name
internal_version
tournament_number
tournament_name
start_date_utc
end_date_utc
currency
buyin_amount
fee_amount
bounty_fee_amount
bounty_value_amount
initial_stack
type
flags
speed
prize_pool
hero_player_name
player_count
tournament_finishes_and_winnings
speed object
<speed_object>
type
round_time
Tournament Finish Object
<tournament_finish_obj>
player_name
finish_position
still_playing
prize
ticket_value
String Formats
version_string
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Overview
A tournament summary is an outline of all tournament information such as prize pools, players, place of finish and winnings. Much of this information is only available at the conclusion on a tournament. Without a tournament summary, tournament players are not able to accurately track their winnings.
This specification is intended to be an open format that any poker site or network is free to use to ensure that they are providing complete tournament data to their players and the tournament summaries can be consumed via any tool of the customer's choice.
Online Poker Operators
If the specification does not meet your needs for a particular use case, please see the Change Request Process to learn how to submit your recommended changes for review and inclusion into the specification. The specification is versioned to allow for continual improvements.
Third Party Developers
We strongly encourage every third party developer to support consumption of tournament summaries that follow the specification. If you believe that certain information is potentially missing or could be a benefit to be included in the tournament summary, please see the Change Request Process to learn how to submit your recommended changes for review and potential inclusion into the specification. The specification is versioned to allow for continual improvements.
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