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Planning Poker Planning Poker® is a consensus-based estimating technique. Agile teams around the world use Planning Poker to estimate their product backlogs. Planning Poker can be used with story points, ideal days, or any other estimating unit. Planing poker online app. Poker pointing made simple for distributed teams. Planning Poker® 101 What is Planning Poker®? Agile development teams complete work in sprints, typically 2-3 week periods during which a team works exclusively on an itemized to-do list known as a sprint backlog. 1970s: Barry Boehm proposes “Wideband Delphi”, a forerunner of Planning Poker 2002: the current form of Planning Poker is set out in an article by James Grenning 2005: the Planning Poker technique is popularized in the Scrum community, as are a number of planning techniques, by Mike Cohn’s “Agile Estimating and Planning”. Place the blinds (starting bets) or 'ante up.' In poker, bets are placed at the beginning of the game in one of 2 ways. In Texas Hold’em, the player next to the dealer typically places a small blind bet that’s half of the usual minimum bet, while the player to that person’s left places a big blind that’s at least the minimum bet.

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