Table view
Everyone takes a seat round a poker table. Your card lands face down in front of you, all the cards flip together at the reveal, and the result shows in the middle of the table.
planningpoker.org runs SprintPoker’s room, the same one teams use on Laya.net. Here is what each part does.
The session type (Poker or Async), whether it is private and whether guests can join, and, for moderators, Invite (Sharing in a session shared with SprintPoker for Jira). Its menu has the keyboard shortcuts, Session Settings and Mark as Finished for moderators, and the session link in a workspace’s session.
Finish voting reveals the cards. Then choose the final estimate and press Save & Next, or Re-estimate after a discussion. Set Timer keeps a round short.
Its title, and for Jira issues the key, epic, assignee and priority, with a link that opens the issue in a new tab.
Pick a card in secret. Change your mind any time before the reveal. The ? card means “not sure”: it counts as a vote, never towards the average.
Everything in the session, with what is done, what is next and the agreed estimates. Moderators pick what comes next, and in a workspace’s session they can add more items.
The item’s description, then for Jira issues and board cards its status, priority, assignee, more fields and the activity.
Who is here, who has voted (a tick) and who has not (a clock). After the reveal, each person’s card. Moderators wear a crown.
Each person picks a card. The room shows who has voted, never what. Other people’s votes are not even sent to your browser until the reveal.
Once everyone has voted, or when a moderator finishes voting, all the cards flip into the results: average, most common vote, median, range, highest, lowest and a chart of the spread.
The people with the highest and lowest cards explain their thinking. That conversation is the point of planning poker.
The moderator picks the final estimate and moves on. For Jira issues, Save & Next can write it to Jira, by default to the board’s own estimation field.
A session can be shown as a poker table or as the classic room. The cards, the reveal and the results are the same in both.
Everyone takes a seat round a poker table. Your card lands face down in front of you, all the cards flip together at the reveal, and the result shows in the middle of the table.
The full room: your cards, the people, Session Issues and the item’s details. The tour above shows each part.
For a quick session with a small group. Start in seconds and share one link.
For teams that estimate every sprint. Your Laya account works here, with nothing extra to set up. Sessions are kept in your team’s Laya workspace.