Best Tournament Feed?

[ClarkePromotions]

I used to use tournamentmonitor.com and loved it - but over the past 6 months it's gone to crap (doesn't load half the time, only properly displays tournaments from a couple sites, etc.)

What is everyone out there using for a multi-table tournament feed?

[cogger]

The best way is to do your own and not rely on freebie solutions.

[mrnoise]

Any news about this?

[bahh]

www.freerollsmonitor.com work fine for me..

[bahh]

Oh my tip was just for freerolls.. Its late..

[Pokerhunt]

Originally Posted by ClarkePromotions

I used to use tournamentmonitor.com and loved it - but over the past 6 months it's gone to crap (doesn't load half the time, only properly displays tournaments from a couple sites, etc.)

What is everyone out there using for a multi-table tournament feed?

I also recommend www.freerollsmonitor.com :-)

Also, we will launch a guaranteed tournament script in the next couple of weeks. So stay tuned for that.

[ThePokerBank]

Originally Posted by cogger

The best way is to do your own and not rely on freebie solutions.

How would you go about that?

Sounds like some sort of coding issue that I'm probably not capable of though.

[Pokerhunt]

There is a lot of coding involved............!

We have worked on our script for almost a year, tuning and making it better. (and I would not call this a freebie solution, rather a way to easy get freerolls on your site) :-)

[bahh]

Well, the freerolls posted in the script are only regular ones. So Its basically just to make a program that shows all the freerolls from a database. Then just make the script to update every minute or so.

[NewPokerGirl]

I hate to bring up an old thread but is there any other tournament feed solutions out there yet? I tryed tournamentmonitor and it is worthless. Anyone know anything better?