Melbourne’s home of live poker
PlayLive Melbourne
A whole poker room on one platform — live tournament data, results, a merch shop, and the dashboard that runs all three.
Before / After
The room was always the draw. Now the site shows it.
PlayLive already had the venue, the photography and a live tournament feed — the rebuild put all three on pages Google can read. Hover either screen to scroll that page end to end.
The homepage


Live events


What We Built
Six things, one platform.
Live CasinoWare Sync
Clocks, blinds, entries and prize pools, straight off the desk.
A Page Per Tournament
Every event linkable and indexable, with nobody retyping it.
Results That Stay
Last night's winners published, and the champions wall kept.
Merch Shop + Stripe
Sizes, stock and card checkout, delivered or picked up at the desk.
One Post, Both Feeds
Write once, preview in both, schedule to Facebook and Instagram.
A Desk-Side Dashboard
Thirteen panels — the room runs the site without a developer.
Inside the Build
Screens from the shipped site.










Behind the Login
PlayLive runs the whole thing themselves.
One dashboard for the schedule, the results, the shop — and the composer that posts to both social feeds.










Built for the Phone
Reads as well at 375 pixels.
Most players check tonight’s card on a phone, on the way in.
- ✓Every page server-rendered, so Google reads the schedule
- ✓CasinoWare feed received by an edge function, cycled every ten minutes
- ✓A page per tournament — clock, blinds, structure and payouts
- ✓Stripe checkout with Apple Pay, delivered or collected at the desk
- ✓Facebook and Instagram published from a single composer
- ✓Redirects carrying every old URL, Google sitelinks included
- ✓Self-hosted type, no page builder, no theme


Hospitality Websites
Hospitality website design, built around what’s on tonight.
A venue website answers one question before any other: what is on, and when. Get that wrong and the room answers it by phone all week — or leaves it to a social platform that decides who sees the post.
PlayLive Melbourne runs tournaments seven nights a week, so their site reads CasinoWare — the tournament software at their own desk — and publishes the schedule, the results and the season board on its own pages. The same hospitality website design works for a pub calendar, a live-music room or a members’ club.
Running a venue? We’ll design your homepage free — no obligation.
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