Download
Tourney Manager is not available for download here. This archive does not hold the installer and does not link to copies of it.
What the original download was
The original Download page offered a Windows installer for the current build (1.0 in 2006, 1.13 and 1.18b through 2007, later 1.x builds up to about 2010). It required the Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0, which was not yet standard on Windows XP machines — the most common support question was a setup failure that was really a missing .NET runtime. The trial version was fully functional but stopped importing after 50 tournaments; entering a licence code from the Register page removed the limit. All data lived in a local .mdb file next to the program.
Why not to fetch it from a mirror
Old copies of the installer circulate on shareware mirror sites. Three reasons to leave them alone:
- Nothing verifies that a mirrored binary is the one RVG Software shipped. Repackaged installers of abandoned poker tools are a common way to distribute adware and worse.
- Even a clean copy cannot parse today's hand-history formats. Every supported site has changed its file layout several times since 2010; the importer would silently skip or misfile tournaments.
- The licence server it phoned for activation no longer exists, so a purchased key from 2008 cannot be re-activated anyway.
What to use instead
For tournament results tracking in 2026 the realistic options are Holdem Manager 3 and PokerTracker 4 (both paid, both Windows, both with full tournament reports that cover everything Tourney Manager did), Poker Copilot for macOS, and the open-source FPDB if you prefer to run your own. For results that are already public — most sites' tournaments — SharkScope needs no import at all. A longer comparison is in Tournament trackers in 2026.
If you only want the maths — how big a sample you need before your ROI is real, or what a finish distribution says about your bubble play — you do not need software at all: see the variance article and the simulation script it is based on.