Know what a knockout
is actually worth.
A bounty is chips you can't see. Kohunter prices it for the exact spot you're in — field, structure, players left — in about five seconds.
Calibrated for
At the table, you get five seconds.
“A flat share of the starting stack never moves. By the bubble it's off by a mile.”
Two modes. One answer: chips.
Enter the situation
Room, format, field size, players left, the bounty. Type it — or drop a screenshot of the table and let it fill the fields for you.
Fast mode answers instantly
Every room, format and field size is simulated ahead of time, so the estimate for your exact spot is already there. Kohunter just looks it up — nothing to wait on.
Precise mode, late in the tournament
Once you can see the whole bounty picture — every remaining bounty, or the average the room publishes for Mystery and Space KO — upload it with the payout screen. An OCR pass reads it into an exact, deterministic value. Usually within reach under ~30–40 players left.
Sixty seconds, start to finish.
Everything else it does.
Multi-table tabs
Up to five tournaments open at once, each tab holding its own numbers while you switch between tables.
Shared live reads
Someone already scanned this running event? Their extraction is offered to you — no second scan, no waiting.
Chips or big blinds
Flip the answer between a raw chip count and BB at the current blind level.
Seven rooms, eight formats
PKO, Mystery, Mega Mystery, Big Bounties, Monster Bounties, Space KO — each calibrated on its own payout maths, not one shared guess.
Made for your phone
Mobile-first and installable to the home screen, so it's there next to the client while you play.
Honest about soft spots
Room and format combinations with thin calibration data are flagged in the app — not buried under a confident number.
Play the number, not the feel.
Priced right, a bounty decision is just arithmetic — and it's one you make dozens of times a session. Getting it right every time, while the rest of the table still guesses, is a quiet edge that compounds.
Start free trialOne plan. Every room and format.
Questions, answered.
What's actually behind the number?+
Every room, format and field size is simulated ahead of time — a lot of tournaments, played out to the finish — so fast mode is really just a lookup for the spot you're in. Precise mode instead recomputes the value directly from the exact payout and bounty figures you upload. Either way it moves as the tournament progresses; it isn't pinned to a starting-stack fraction like the common rule of thumb.
How accurate is it, and why two modes?+
Fast mode usually lands within a few percent of precise mode — quick enough for the table, and what you'll use for most of a tournament. Precise mode is exact, but it needs the full bounty picture: every remaining bounty, or the average figure the room publishes (Mystery, Space KO). That's normally only in reach late — under about 30 to 40 players left — so it's the end-game tool, and the one to use when there's serious money on the call or the app flags the room / format as thinly calibrated.
Which rooms and formats?+
Seven rooms today — GGPoker, Winamax, PokerStars (.com and .fr-es-pt), 888, ACR and Coin — across PKO, Mystery, Mega Mystery, Big Bounties, Monster Bounties and Space KO. More arrive as calibration data comes in.
Is this allowed by the poker sites?+
Kohunter reads numbers you can already see and does math you could do by hand given more time. It never touches the client, automates play, or connects to the room.
Is there a free trial?+
Yes — 7 days, full access, cancel anytime before it ends and you won't be charged.
Stop guessing at the bounty.
7-day free trial, then €14.99/month or €149.99/year.