A poker randomizer you can trust.
A poker randomizer draws a random number at the table so you can execute a mixed strategy — call 30%, fold 70% — instead of guessing at it. Randomizer Widget is one for Windows: an on-screen readout that pulls a fresh 0–100 value from your operating system’s cryptographic RNG on an interval you set.
A desktop readout that floats by your table, always on top. With Pro, one on every table, following each as you play.
live · 0–100 · OS cryptographic RNG · refreshes every 3 seconds
How a poker randomizer works
Pick a cadence, 1–60 seconds. Every widget draws a fresh value on the same tick — independently, from the OS’s cryptographic RNG.
A hardware-style display, legible in a peripheral glance. It sits by your table and stays quiet — nothing blinks, nothing strobes.
Your strategy says call 30% here. Roll: under 30 — call. 30 or over — fold. Mixed strategy, executed honestly.
Free and Pro, compared
A finished tool, not a trial. One standalone readout — floats anywhere, stays on top by default, takes every control: color, glow, corners, border, opacity, a hardware-display typeface. The same cryptographic RNG as Pro. Run your frequency while you play one table, or just keep a live random number on your screen.
- one complete, fully-styled widget
- floats anywhere · always-on-top · resizable
- same cryptographic RNG as Pro
- a live number on your screen — poker or desktop
A widget attaches to every open poker table and follows it through the session — move, resize, minimize. It follows; you play.
- every open table, auto-detected
- follows move · resize · minimize
- everything in Free
One app, one download, only on the Microsoft Store. Pro is $24.99 a year — a Store-managed subscription unlocked inside the app, with no accounts and no separate checkout. The Store shows your local price.
| Feature | Free | Pro |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $0 | $24.99 per year (USD) |
| Widgets | One standalone widget | One on every open poker table — plus everything in Free |
| Follows tables | No — it floats where you park it | Yes — move, resize, minimize |
| Table limit | n/a — the widget is table-independent | None, across as many monitors as you run |
| RNG source | OS cryptographic RNG | Identical — the same OS cryptographic RNG as Free |
| Platform | Windows 10 version 2004 (build 19041) or later, or Windows 11 | Windows 10 version 2004 (build 19041) or later, or Windows 11 |
| Distribution | Microsoft Store only | Microsoft Store only |
How multi-tabling works
There’s no table limit — run sixteen across two monitors if that’s your setup, and a readout attaches to every one, following each table on whichever screen it lives. Each widget settles on the same tick with its own independent draw, so your whole session refreshes as one quiet motion — never a strobe.
Works with your poker client by detecting its table windows and attaching a readout to each. Compatibility details in the FAQ.
See it work on real tables
The multi-table view, how the controls work, and the poker clients it supports.
Styling the readout
Style the readout any way you like — color, glow, border, corners, opacity, size. Set it once; the look applies to every widget at once.
- digit + background color
- glow · on/off, color, intensity
- border · color + thickness
- corner radius · opacity · size
- 7- or 14-segment typeface
- drag handle · docks to any edge
The spec sheet: RNG, telemetry, and what it reads
- unbiased by construction
- Randomizer Widget draws every value from your OS’s cryptographic RNG — RandomNumberGenerator.GetInt32 — and nothing else. No seeds, no patterns, no house tendencies. Each widget draws independently.
- zero telemetry, fully local
- Randomizer Widget makes no network call of its own. No accounts, no analytics, no phoning home — your subscription is checked by the Microsoft Store itself, and updates arrive the same way.
- not a HUD
- Window titles and positions — that is all Randomizer Widget reads, and only to follow your tables. Never cards, pots, or stats; never your screen; never automated input. It shows you a number. That’s the whole job.
Randomizer Widget FAQ
Is it really random?
Yes — Randomizer Widget draws every value from your operating system's cryptographic random number generator, the same source used for security keys. No seeds, no patterns, no adjustable weighting. Each widget draws independently on every tick.
Does it read my cards?
No. Randomizer Widget reads window titles and positions — only that, and only to find and follow your table windows. It never reads game state, never captures your screen, never automates input, and makes no network calls of its own. There is nothing in it that could see a card.
Which poker clients does it work with?
Randomizer Widget works by detecting your poker client's table windows. GGPoker is the first supported detection profile, with more clients on the way. If a skin runs under a different executable, you can add its process name via the built-in detection check. You are responsible for complying with your room's terms of service.
Can I use Randomizer Widget as a general-purpose random number generator?
Yes — Randomizer Widget's free tier is a general-purpose, always-on-top random number generator for Windows: a live 0–100 value on your screen, refreshing on the interval you set. Most desktop RNGs are a button you click in a dialog; this one stays on screen, on top, offline and private. Style it, size it, park it anywhere.
Is it only for poker?
No — poker is what Randomizer Widget is built around, and Pro is the poker part: a readout that attaches to every open table and follows it. The free standalone widget is simply a live random number on your screen, useful to anyone who wants one there.
Why Microsoft Store only?
Randomizer Widget ships as one download covering both tiers: the app is free to install, and Pro unlocks inside it as a Store-managed subscription. The Store handles updates, refunds, and entitlement — so the app needs no accounts, no separate checkout, and no payment or licensing code of its own. That keeps the zero-telemetry promise honest.