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Pkbankroll: Free App for Managing Your Poker Bankroll
StrategySeptember 11, 2026·1 min read

Pkbankroll: Free App for Managing Your Poker Bankroll


Pkbankroll is a free app created by 'Muga', a student of EducaPoker, for managing poker bankroll, ROI, ABI, and results both online and live. The app allows users to track their overall bankroll, separate online and live play, review ABI, consult an ABI guide based on bankroll, monitor tournament play frequency, and access annual analytics with data on investment, earnings, and benefits separated by months.

Pkbankroll underwent a beta phase in July with participants from the poker world, and 'Muga' continues to develop and improve the app based on user feedback. The app is designed to be simple and intuitive, with a clear structure to help players gain a more organized view of their bankroll and performance.

The tool is open for anyone to use and offers a straightforward way to manage poker finances. 'Muga' encourages users to send suggestions and contact him directly for further improvements, ensuring that Pkbankroll remains a valuable resource for the poker community.

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