Best Club Poker Apps in 2026: Ranked by Player Reviews

How we rank poker apps

Every star you see on RatePokerClub comes from player reviews — people who actually deposited, played and withdrew. We don’t hand out our own scores in this article. What we add is the context: documented facts about each app and the criteria that matter when you choose where to play.

The ranking at a glance

Below are the live ratings from player reviews, followed by a quick comparison of the documented specs.

ClubGG 4.5 · 1PPPokerReviews & guidePokerBrosReviews & guideSuprema PokerReviews & guidePokerrrr 2Reviews & guideX-PokerReviews & guide

ClubGG — the best software in the niche

ClubGG is built by the GGPoker team (NSUS) and launched in 2021. It runs on GGPoker’s infrastructure, its random number generator is certified by BMM Testlabs, and it ships with the same tools GGPoker players use: PokerCraft for hand history and graphs and the built-in Smart HUD. Because they’re official, you don’t get banned for using them — unlike third-party trackers.

It also has the widest game list among club apps — NLHE, PLO4, PLO5, PLO6, OFC, Short Deck, MTTs and SNGs, plus table options like bomb pots, double board and run it twice. Native Windows and macOS clients let you play up to 4 tables at once, or 12 on PC with the paid WSOP+ Premium membership. ClubGG also runs Road to WSOP qualifiers — a path from the app to the live World Series.

• Choose ClubGG if you…
• want official stats tools instead of risky third-party software;
• play on a computer and want a native client, not an emulator;
• like PLO5, PLO6 or bomb pots;
• want to start your own club — it’s free, up to 3 per account.

The trade-off: overall traffic is lower than on PPPoker or PokerBros, so the union your club belongs to matters a lot. In our catalog ClubGG clubs charge about 5–7% rake with 40–50% rakeback. Start here: how to start playing ClubGG.

PPPoker — the biggest club app

PPPoker launched in 2016 and is the oldest and most popular club app. Its strength is the player pool: clubs are full of recreational players from Latin America and Asia, and the big unions run tables around the clock from micro stakes to high stakes.

It’s also one of the few club apps with official desktop clients: Windows (.msi) and macOS (.dmg), alongside iOS and Android (Google Play or a direct APK). Games cover NLHE, PLO, PLO5, OFC, Short Deck, MTTs and SNGs.

Want your own club? In PPPoker you pay for creating and renewing it with diamonds, the app’s service currency. More on the app: PPPoker review.

PokerBros — US and Latin American traffic

PokerBros launched in 2019 and became one of the three biggest club apps, especially popular in the US and Latin America. The largest PokerBros unions gather tens of thousands of players, and the field is known for American and Brazilian recreational players.

The RNG is certified, you can play up to 4 tables, and the games include NLHE, PLO, PLO5, OFC Pineapple, Short Deck and tournaments. The big minus is the computer: there is no official Windows client, so desktop players use an Android emulator. More: PokerBros review.

Suprema Poker — the place for Omaha

Suprema Poker is a Brazilian club app launched in 2020. Brazilians love PLO, and Suprema became one of the main destinations for it: PLO4, PLO5 and PLO6 run at all stakes, alongside NLHE and tournaments. There are clients for iOS, Android and Windows.

Two things to know: traffic is strongest in the Brazilian evening and drops at night, and there are fewer hold’em tables than Omaha ones. For a hold’em player Suprema works best as a second app. More: Suprema review.

Pokerrrr 2 and X-Poker — niche picks

Pokerrrr 2: home games online

Pokerrrr 2 has been around since 2016 and grew out of home games with friends. Any player can host a private game and invite friends with a code, and the app is free to play without real money — hosting is paid in Gold, the in-app currency. The RNG is certified by Gaming Labs, and there’s an anti-abuse policy against collusion and multi-accounting. The client is mobile only, and traffic peaks in US hours. More: Pokerrrr 2 review.

X-Poker: Short Deck and gambly action

X-Poker has a mostly Asian audience and is known for aggressive action: lots of limpers, multiway pots and preflop all-ins, especially in Short Deck and PLO. It’s mobile only (iOS and Android) with no official PC client, and traffic is concentrated in Asian prime time. More: X-Poker review.

Which app suits you

Most regulars don’t stick to one app: a main app for volume plus a second one for a specific game or time zone. Comparing the top three in detail? Read ClubGG vs PPPoker vs PokerBros.

The app matters less than the club

All six apps work the same way underneath: there’s no in-app cashier, chips are issued and cashed out by the club’s agent, and the club owner sets the rake. That means a great app with a bad club is still a bad experience — and a modest app with a reliable club can be a great one. See how poker agents work and how rake works in poker apps.

• Before your first deposit
• The chip rate — how much one chip is worth in real money.
• Rake percentage, cap and your rakeback deal.
• How fast withdrawals are paid, the minimum amount and any fees.
• Whether the club belongs to a union with a deposit guarantee.
• A small test withdrawal after the first session.

• Red flags in any app
• An “entry fee” or payment for a club ID — joining is always free.
• Pressure to deposit fast, or bonuses that “expire in an hour”.
• The agent can’t name the rake or dodges questions about withdrawals.
• Someone asks for your password or a code from your email.

Top ClubGG clubs from our catalog

These clubs are ranked by player reviews; each club page lists rake, rakeback and online numbers.

1MOJO 2 4.5 · rakeback 50% · Massive Poker Union2MOJO 1No reviews yet · rakeback 50% · AllinUnion3Mr Pink PantherNo reviews yet · rakeback 40%4ZerakeNo reviews yet · rakeback Zero Rake5POKER VIBE UANo reviews yet · rakeback 40%All clubs in the catalog

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