PokerTimer vs The Urinal Problem

Add a touch of class for FREE to your next poker tournament. This simple poker clock allows you to easily setup your blind structure and worry more about your cards over keeping track of the blinds. We don't try to show you too much or do too much. Look at the screen and see what you need to see, no extra graphics or horrible formatting. We do just what you need to run your tournament effectively without gimmicks getting in the way. One of the most popular Poker Clocks in the AppStore. See why PokerTimer is used in thousands of tournaments by hundreds of thousands of players. • Beautiful glossy minimalist display • Show blinds, antes, and breaks • Two sound choices and vibrate for iPhone • Quickly add to or edit your blind structure • Pause at level end option • Option to keep system awake • Display Next Level • Share a structure file(compatible with Mac Version). • Display the timer with Airplay Mirroring on compatible TV devices. • Universal Support • Oh, and it's FREE! If you like the app, upgrade to the Pro Version for even more. It adds: • Unlimited Structures • Speech Announcements • Global Chip Color Display • Background Colors • Icon Choices • Custom Sound Option • Hand Timer • Average Stack View • No Ads --------------------------- If you are enjoying the product please help us by giving us a good rating or review and get our rating up where it should be. We are known to address problems right away so please contact us directly if you see anything wrong. We have tested and used this App to run over 100 tournaments ourselves. We know you will agree that this is the most solid poker timer on the iOS market. --------------------------- • Let's play some poker! • New Version 3.0! Don't worry we didn't do too much tinkering, the app has been 'timeless' since it's release in 2010, and we know it still looks and works great. So we just made sure it works perfectly on the newest devices, and added some great new options.

The unwritten rule of the men's room, checked against the numbers. Pick the urinal that is furthest from everyone else. Nobody taught it to you, yet everybody follows it. So what actually happens when nine people walk into a row of five urinals? WHAT YOU THINK YOU KNOW, MEASURED Call a spot comfortable when the nearest occupied urinal is at least two away. The ceiling for n urinals is then ceil(n/2) people — three out of five, a 60% occupancy rate. The fourth arrival always ends up next to somebody. THE FIRST PERSON DECIDES EVERYTHING If the first arrival takes an odd-numbered urinal (1, 3 or 5), three people can stay comfortable. If they take an even one (2 or 4), the ceiling drops to two — before anyone else has even walked in. One opening move fixes the throughput for everyone who follows. The rule of thumb: take an odd-numbered urinal first. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Simulate 2 to 12 urinals and 1 to 30 people - Watch the whole thing play out in pictograms at 1x / 2x / 4x, with a scrub bar - See comfort rate, peak comfortable count and the theoretical maximum - Read the timeline as a Gantt chart; cramped stretches are hatched - See why each person chose their spot — far-end seekers, wall huggers, germaphobes and people who ignore the rule entirely - Export the result as a vertical card image and share it - Every run is fully reproducible from its seed, and kept in your history - A short explainer page covers the theory NOTES - Everyone is drawn as a pictogram, the way restroom signage does it - Completely free. No ads, no in-app purchases - No network access and no permissions. Everything runs on your device - English and Japanese