MaxLateRegister.com: every tournament still open for late registration, on one page

Every lobby page answers which tournament starts. Max Late Register answers a different question: which ones you can still enter, and for how long. Nine clients read live, one table, sorted by the late reg closing soonest.

Open Max Late Register

One table, one question

The columns are Status | Late reg | Buy-in | Site | Tournament | Est. end | Prize, and the order never changes: late reg ascending. The headers are labels, not sort controls — any other order buries the one thing this table exists to say.

• Late reg is two lines: how long is left, and the clock time it closes at. The countdown is coloured by time remaining — jade from 30 minutes, amber around 10, red at the deadline — and pulses under 15 minutes.
• Status is derived against the real clock, not the word the client showed when the frame was read. Closed outranks everything: a tournament in play whose registration has shut is a row nobody can act on.
• A closed row leaves five minutes later, not instantly — a row that vanishes the second it closes looks like a row that was never there.
• Nothing starting more than 24 hours out is drawn.

Nine clients

GGPoker, PokerStars, 888poker, partypoker, WPT Global, ACR (labelled WPN), CoinPoker, Champion (labelled Ipoker) and TigerGaming. The Site column is the only thing on the page that says where to go and open it, and the client picker filters by their logos.

Filters that stay put

Four category chips (Vanilla Regular, Vanilla Turbo, Vanilla Hyper, Mystery), a buy-in range, a name box and the client picker. The range is compared in dollars, so a buy-in priced in another currency is reached by it too. All of it is stored in the browser and restored before the table's first draw — this tab gets reloaded a lot, and retyping the same three filters was the cost.

A watchlist with an alarm

The ▶ button on each row pins that tournament to a panel above the table. The lead-time field at the top says how many minutes before closing it should sound. The alarm only rings for what you pinned — a tab that beeps for 300 rows is a tab nobody leaves open.

What it does not do

• No knockouts, except Mystery Bounty. That is the rule across the whole project, not a filter on this page.
• No satellites (the prize is a ticket, so every comparable figure on the row means something other than money), no women-only events, and no on demand sit-and-gos — those have no schedule, so they have no deadline.
• Est. end is an estimate, and it is blank whenever the start time or the duration is missing. GG, PokerStars, WPT and Champion use the client's own estimate; the others use a model built from the structure the client does state.
• It does not register you anywhere. It says what to open and until when; the click on the client is yours.

How to get in

It is for subscribers. Sign in at maxlateregister.com with Google or Apple, using the same account as Short Stack Arena: active subscription, lobby visible. Without one, the table loads no rows at all.