ClubGG is a club app, and the rule that applies to every app on this site applies here too: you do not join ClubGG, you join a club inside it. The app is the software. The club, and the union the club belongs to, decide which games run, who sits at your table and what your rake comes back as.
What sets ClubGG apart from the other apps we run clubs in is where it comes from. It was built by the GGPoker network and runs on the same table software as the largest online poker room in the world. Our union on ClubGG is Allin Zone, and this page is about what it is like to play there.
How ClubGG works
The app itself is free to install and holds no money. Clubs are private rooms opened by a club owner, and a union joins several clubs into one shared lobby so that a table started in one club fills from every club in the group. When you sit in an Allin Zone game, the players across from you come from all the clubs in the union, not only from ours.
Access works through two numbers. A six digit club ID finds the club, and an eight digit referral ID ties your account to the agent who approves you, loads your chips and pays you out. You get both from us when you write in, and you enter them once. After approval the lobby shows the union games, and from there it behaves like any poker client.
Because the app holds no balance, every chip you play with went through an agent, and that is the part to understand before anything else. In a licensed room the operator owes you your balance. In a club app the agent does. Your experience of ClubGG is mostly your experience of the person handling your account, which is why we put our own name on the settlement rather than pass players to a third party.
Games and limits
Allin Zone is a cash union first. Tournaments exist and we describe them below, but the traffic is at the cash tables, and that is the honest way to describe it and the reason to pick it.
No limit hold'em runs from NL10 up to NL500, with tables at any hour and the busiest stretch in the evening and late at night. Most cash tables are labelled BOMB, and the label carries two rules that matter more than the blinds. First, every ten hands the table deals a bomb pot: everyone posts 3 big blinds, there is no preflop action, and the hand starts on the flop. Second, each table has a minimum VPIP, usually 30 percent at NL10 and NL50 and 25 percent at NL200 and NL400. A player who folds too much gets removed. That single rule shapes the whole field: nobody at the table is allowed to sit and wait for aces, so the pool is loose by construction, and the correct adjustment is to widen your value range rather than your bluffing range.
The other table settings are the ones you would want: run it multiple times is on, tables are 6-max, 7-max or 8-max, and an IP restriction keeps two accounts from the same connection off the same table. There is a bad beat jackpot across the union. The NL50 table also runs a 0.25 ante on top of the blinds, which plays like a bigger game preflop because there is more money in the middle before anyone acts.
Pot limit Omaha with five cards runs from PLO10 up to PLO400, with the same bomb pot cadence and a VPIP floor of 45 percent. PLO5 is the second game of the union rather than an occasional table, and with nearly half of all hands played by rule, the pool is as loose as five card Omaha gets. Five card Omaha at these limits is a game of hand quality: connected, double suited holdings with a pair make money, and hands that look pretty but are really two separate three card combinations lose it.
The tournament side is small and honest about it. The main event is a 25 dollar progressive bounty with a guarantee of 1,000 dollars and up, 7-max, once a day, with a 6 dollar micro version alongside it. Satellites run every hour for 60 cents and 2.50, so a seat in the main costs a fraction of the buy in if you can win a small field. On Sundays the guarantee is 2,000 dollars. That is the whole schedule. If you play tournaments as your main game, we would rather tell you that now than have you find out after joining. If you play cash and want a structured event once a day with a soft field, it fits.
Short deck has its own tab in the lobby but the union does not run it. For that game, our X-Union on X-Poker holds the pool.
How to download and install
ClubGG is in the official stores, which is not true of most club apps. No side loading, no trusting a developer certificate, no re-installing after every update.
Android
Search for ClubGG Poker in Google Play and install. If Play is unavailable in your region, take the same build from the official site and nowhere else.
iOS
Search for ClubGG Poker in the App Store. The app needs iOS 15 or later, so an older iPhone that cannot update will not run it. Install, open, create an account with an email you control, and you are ready to enter a club ID.
Desktop
There are native clients for Windows and macOS on the official site, inherited from the GG side. For a cash player who runs two or three tables in the evening, this is the version we recommend: the desktop client handles several tables in a way the phone does not.
How to join a club
Write to us on Telegram at @rpunion and say you want a seat on ClubGG. We reply with the club ID and the referral ID for Allin Zone, you enter both in the app, and we approve the request. The approval is manual on purpose. A union that lets anyone in ends up with the bot rings and colluding pairs that give club apps a bad name, and the manual step is where those get stopped.
Chips are loaded through your agent after the deposit, and cashouts run the same way back. Settlement is on a fixed schedule rather than on request, and we tell you the schedule before you deposit, not after. If you already play with us in PPPoker or Suprema Poker, nothing changes: one agent, one balance and one settlement covers every app you play, and a ClubGG seat is added to the account you already have.
Club owners and agents come in through a different door. If you have a player pool and want to bring it into Allin Zone, the terms are on the page for clubs and agents. The short version is that the club runs under our union agreement and you keep your players and your margin.
Rakeback and conditions
Rakeback in Allin Zone is 50 percent for players, and it is a flat figure rather than a band you have to negotiate up. Agent accounts get 60 percent. If you bring even a small group of players with you, ask about an agent account when you write in, because the ten point difference is real money at NL100 and above.
Chip value, deposit methods and the settlement calendar are set by the union and change with its promo calendar. We will not print a list that goes stale in a month. Ask us for the current terms when you write in, and get them in writing before you deposit.
Common problems
Club not found. The six digit club ID was typed into the wrong field, or the referral ID is missing. Both numbers go in during the join request, and the app rejects a request with one of them empty without always saying why. Re-enter both and resend.
Request pending for hours. Approval is manual, and it is done by a person in a time zone. We approve during our working hours and tell you what those are when you write in. A request sent at four in the morning our time is not lost, it is waiting.
Chips not showing. Chips appear in the club balance, not in a general wallet, because the app has no general wallet. Open the club, not the home screen. If the club balance is still empty after the agent confirmed the load, restart the app to refresh the balance.
Frequently asked questions
What is the RP Union club on ClubGG?
Our union on ClubGG is Allin Zone, a cash first union with NLH from NL10 to NL500, PLO5 from PLO10 to PLO400 and one guaranteed tournament a day. You join through us and we handle approval, chips and settlement.
Is ClubGG real money?
The app itself is free to play and holds no money. Real value moves through agents: you deposit with your agent, chips are loaded to your club balance, and cashouts run the same way back. That makes the agent, not the app, the party you rely on.
What rakeback does ClubGG pay?
In Allin Zone players get 50 percent and agent accounts get 60 percent. The figure is flat rather than negotiated, and it applies to cash rake and tournament fees.
Does ClubGG allow a HUD?
No. ClubGG runs on GGPoker software, which does not allow third party tracking tools at the table. Reads come from playing the pool rather than from a database, which suits a field that is largely recreational.
Can I play ClubGG on a computer?
Yes. There are native Windows and macOS clients on the official site, and the same account works on desktop and phone. For multi tabling cash in the evening we recommend the desktop version.
How long does approval take?
Approval is manual and done during our working hours. Send the join request with both the club ID and the referral ID, message us your nickname, and we confirm within the day.
Is ClubGG rigged?
There is no reason for it to be. The app is paid per hand, and the union and the club are paid a share of rake, so nobody in the chain earns more when a particular player loses. The real risk in club poker is the money path, not the shuffle: your balance sits with an agent and a club, not with the app. That is why the union above your club matters more than the app itself. The full picture is in our guide on whether club poker is safe.
How do withdrawals work on ClubGG?
Through your agent, not the app. You ask the agent, the agent takes the chips back and pays you in the method you agreed when you deposited. In our clubs that takes minutes, because a person handles it rather than a payment queue. ClubGG itself never holds or pays out player money.
Getting started
If you play NLH or PLO5 cash in the evening and want a soft field with ante and bomb pot tables, Allin Zone on ClubGG is the seat we would offer you first. Write to us on Telegram, tell us your games and your usual limits, and we will send the IDs and the current terms. To compare ClubGG with the other platforms we run clubs in, see the full list of club apps.
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