Jurojin
A multi-tabling tool that arranges tables, assigns betting hotkeys, and overlays pot odds and SPR, speeding up play across many tables at once. Read full review
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Pros & Cons
| Pros | Cons |
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| Allowed on closed rooms | Windows only |
| Free at micro stakes | No opponent stats |
| Flexible table tiling | ClubGG — top-tier plan only |
| Extensive hotkeys | Only one active login at a time |
| Free Range Builder | |
| Wide range of supported rooms | |
| Multiple interface languages | |
| Flexible modular pricing |
Description
Jurojin is built for players who run multiple poker tables at once and want to do it faster, with fewer clicks. Instead of manually arranging room windows across the screen, the tool tiles the tables into a neat grid on its own, brings the table that needs a decision to the front, and pushes everything else out of the way until it’s needed. That takes the routine workload off the player’s hands and leaves more attention for the actual game.
Betting itself runs through hotkeys: the keyboard, mouse buttons, or a gamepad can be mapped to specific bet sizes, including sizing tied to table position or pot size. That not only speeds up multi-tabling but also cuts down on slip-ups like missing the right button or timing out on a decision.
A separate piece of the tool is the on-table overlay: pot odds, effective stack, stack-to-pot ratio, and the action history street by street. This overlay doesn’t collect or store any stats on opponents, which is why Jurojin stays an allowed tool even on rooms that ban trackers and HUDs backed by opponent databases — GGPoker and PartyPoker, for example.
It covers most of the major rooms and networks — from PokerStars and GGPoker to Winamax, iPoker, and several mobile-focused networks — and works across cash games, MTTs, and Spin & Go. A free range builder is also available on its own: a tool for building and storing preflop and postflop ranges that isn’t tied to any plan.
Pricing is modular: you can buy just the feature set you need — table tiling only, or hotkeys only, say — or get full access outright. Thanks to the free tier at micro stakes, you can try the tool in real play before paying for anything.
Pricing
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Free tier: full functionality at no cost for micro stakes — cash games up to NL10, MTTs up to $5, and Spin & Go up to a $2 buy-in.
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"Overlays" bundle (the info panel): from $12.50/month billed annually.
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"Hotkeys" bundle: from $5.83/month billed annually.
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"Tiling" bundle (table arrangement): from $12.50/month billed annually.
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"Ignition | Bodog" bundle: from $4.16/month billed annually.
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Full Access — Low Stakes: from $7.50/month billed annually (about $90/year); limits — cash up to NL50, MTTs up to $22, Spin & Go up to $10; ClubGG is not included in this plan.
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Full Access — Unlimited: from $25/month billed annually (about $300/year); all stake limits, all bundles, and ClubGG included, plus first access to new features.
Paying month-to-month without an annual subscription costs more across every paid plan — check the official site for exact monthly pricing before publishing. No active discount promo code for the tool was found at the time this material was prepared.
