Money & settle-up
Buy-ins, pot splits, who owes whom, Venmo links, and publishing final results.
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Ringer never holds, moves or processes money. It keeps score of what was staked and what was won, nets it down to the fewest payments, and gives you a Venmo link. Side games are private arrangements between friends.
Articles
- How each pot is splitThe exact payout rule for every money game, cent by cent, with one worked example each
- Mark a payment as paidThe payer or the Commissioner ticks a settle-up row once the money has moved; recorded payments are permanent
- Money error messages, explainedEvery money, settle-up, Venmo, and publish message Ringer can show, what it means, and what to do
- Pay with VenmoA Venmo button pre-fills the amount and a note for the player you owe; the payment itself happens in Venmo
- Publish final results: the gate list and what locksWhat has to be true before a round can be published, what freezes when it is, and how to reopen it for a correctionCommissioner · League commissioner
- Ringer never touches moneyNo. Ringer keeps score and does the math on who owes whom; every dollar changes hands between players outside the app
- Set a buy-in or stake for a gameAdd a money game from Manage, set the stake with the stepper, and know whether it is per player, per side, per skin, or per pointCommissioner
- Who owes whom: the netted settle-upRinger adds up every game and contest into one net per player, then lists the fewest payments that square the group
- Why a net money game won't startA net game played for money needs a handicap index for every player in it, otherwise someone would be scored as scratchCommissioner · Player