RubyChip is a new startup aimed at managing and organizing poker events and leagues. Poker games can often be subjected to poor planning: what starts as a boys night turns into a poker game, which later develops into a tournament and, before you know it you’re managing an entire league of hungry poker players.
Put some measure in the madness with RubyChip, a place for Poker players to manage all of there events and leagues from one page. You can manage players, single events or manage in leagues, and place event locations. They have user-enabled player comments, auto notifications and response tracking, and league scoring and ranking.
RubyChip.com In Their Own Words
RubyChip is funded and developed by myself, Josh, as a way to help myself and others manage poker event planning.
The hope is to add additional features while keeping the interface clean, simple and intuitive, which is easier said than done.
Why RubyChip.com It Might Be A Killer
RubyChip seems like a fun and easy way to manage your poker tournaments. It appears to be a better alternative than sending out mass emails and corresponding that way. RubyChip has everything you need, and nothing you don’t for setting up poker games and tournaments in a much more efficient manner.
Some Questions About RubyChip.com
Could they make this a social network for online gamers as well? Will they add any stylistic improvements to their interface? 
