Jurojin Brings Approved Hotkeys and Table-Sizing Tools to WPT Global
The third-party integration adds one-click bet sizing and multi-table controls while operating under WPT Global security approval.
WPT Global players can now use Jurojin software for hotkeys, one-click bet sizing, colour-coded stacks and custom table sizing, after the third-party developer released the tools in June and July. The poker client itself does not have a built-in hotkey system.
Jurojin launched a beta build for the site in June with hotkeys, Bet Buttons and Color Stack, then added customizable table sizing in July. The tools were made by Jurojin, rather than WPT Global’s own engineers, but were developed with the WPT Global Security Team’s approval because the site restricts third-party software.
The integration lets players bind common poker actions to keyboard keys or mouse buttons, including up to 16 preset bet-sizing hotkeys. No bindings are assigned by default, avoiding conflicts with different keyboard layouts or multi-site setups, and saved bindings persist between sessions. The inputs can also remain active when another application briefly has focus.
Bet Buttons provide a one-click overlay for preset wagers, replacing manual entry into the betting box. Players can set those sizes as a percentage of the pot, a fixed number of big blinds, or a combination of both, with changes applied without restarting the software.
The wider table-management package includes automatic table switching, stack-depth tracking and an Action Required feature that highlights or focuses a table when action is due. Color Stack marks opponents by their stack size relative to the big blind, while Font Increase enlarges selected text without changing the whole table size. Other tools include an AntiSitout response to sit-in prompts and VPIP Slots, which display how often a player voluntarily enters pots before the flop.
Jurojin supports up to seven simultaneous WPT Global tables. WPT Global’s desktop app permits up to four cash-game tables or seven tournament tables, with seven the overall maximum. A free Jurojin version is available for the site, while paid plans add features or customization.
WPT Global’s current rules still bar robots and external-assistance programs that create an unfair advantage or affect a player’s decisions during a live hand. Its 2026 guidance says simple hotkeys and layout tools that do not read game state are safe to use at the table. Jurojin and PokerNews both describe the WPT Global integration as approved by the site’s security team.
BusinessCloud argued that faster controls could let strong players handle more tables, changing the opponents other users encounter. The release arrived as WPT Global was ranked fourth worldwide for daily tournament entries in SharkScope data compiled in mid-August, with about 91,800 entries, up 27.9% from a month earlier but down 11.4% over the preceding 90 days.
