Multi-table · Pro
One readout on every table.
Randomizer Widget attaches an independent readout to every poker table you open and follows it through the session — as you move, resize, or minimize a table, its number goes with it. Each table draws its own value on every tick, so simultaneous decisions never share a number. Built for grinders who play more than one table at a time.
How the controls work
Two mouse gestures control the table widgets mid-session, without opening the console: drag to move one, Shift-drag to set a client’s default spot.
Move one
Grab a widget by its handle and drag it anywhere on its table. Only that widget moves, and it stays where you put it.
Set the default spot
Hold Shift while dragging to make that spot the default for the poker client: the widget moves there, so does every other widget on that client’s tables you haven’t moved by hand, and new tables from that client open with their widget there.
Each table-bound readout normally rides its table’s z-order — just above that table, not over your whole screen — and stays click-through apart from its drag handle, which you can dock to any edge. One exception: if Windows refuses to link a readout to its table, as it can when a poker client runs elevated, that client’s readouts stay on top of everything instead, and the app tells you once. The free standalone widget, having no table, is always-on-top; Ctrl-drag resizes it, while table readouts are sized in the console.
Poker clients it supports
Randomizer Widget finds your tables by detecting your poker client’s windows — reading only window metadata (title, class, position and owning process), never game state. GGPoker, PokerStars and CoinPoker are supported today; if a skin runs under a different executable, you can add its process name via the built-in detection check. New clients ship in updates — tell us which below.
The first supported detection profile — covers GG-network skins.
Cash, tournaments, Zoom and 6+ Hold’em tables.
Cash and tournament tables.
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Whatever client you play on, you are responsible for complying with its terms of service. Randomizer Widget shows a random number and reads no game state — it is not a HUD, solver, or bot.