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In Club Poker Apps, the App Isn't What Matters—The Club Inside It Is

In a club-based poker app, the application itself doesn't determine your experience: which club you join inside it does. Two players with the same app installed can encounter completely different stakes, currencies, game variants, and rakeback depending on the club and union they belong to.

That's why this comparison doesn't rank apps by brand. Instead, it ranks them by what you'll actually find inside them in the clubs we've cataloged at EasyPokerApps, with their stakes, currency, and rakeback exactly as we publish them on each club profile.

Tip: Before joining a club, always check three things on its profile: the stake range, the currency it operates in, and the published rakeback. These three factors vary the most between clubs on the same app.

The Five Apps We Cover and What's Inside Each One

We work with five applications. All five operate on the same basic principle: they're mobile-first (iOS and Android) and game access always happens through private clubs—never open-access platforms. What differs between them isn't the interface, but the ecosystem of clubs available: how many we've catalogued, what stakes they run, and what rakeback they offer.

Stakes, Rakeback, and App Profile Comparison

Before diving into individual clubs, this table summarizes the essentials for each app: how many clubs we've listed, the range of stakes available, and the rakeback you can expect.

As you can see, ClubGG dominates our catalogue with the widest rakeback range across all five apps. PPPoker and PokerBros are smaller options but with consistent rakeback. X-Poker and Suprema are special cases worth explaining separately.

The Suprema Case: App Without Verified Clubs

That last row tells you as much as the rest: Suprema is in our app catalogue, but we don't currently have any verified clubs listed for it. The app exists and works, but we can't recommend a specific club within it because we haven't verified one yet.## If You're Starting Out and Don't Want to Risk Real Money

The Lowest Buy-In Club: Revolution Union

The club with the lowest entry point in our catalog is Revolution Union on PPPoker: tables from $0.01/$0.02 USD up to $25/$50, with 60% player rakeback. It's the only one in our database that goes this low, and it lets you learn the club format without risking your entire bankroll.

Other Low-Stake Options

Below $0.25/$0.50, you'll also find MilkyWay COSMOS (from $0.02/$0.04, 65%) and Monkeys Coaster (from $0.10/$0.20, 50%).

Warning: High rakeback doesn't compensate for empty tables. In low-entry clubs, check the actual traffic before moving your bankroll there.

Playing PLO Instead of Hold'em?

If Omaha is your game and not Hold'em, choosing the right club makes the difference between finding a game or sitting idle. Some clubs run mixed formats, while others focus almost entirely on Omaha variants—and this distinction isn't always obvious until you're at the table.

Omaha-Focused Clubs

Not every club offers Omaha, and those that do don't always spread the same variants. MicroTilt is a perfect example: their games are PLO5, PLO6, and mixed games—no NLH—with stakes ranging from €1/2 to €30/60 and 65% rakeback.

Clubs with All Variants Plus Open Face Chinese

If you want all five variants in one place (NLH, PLO, PLO4, PLO5, and PLO6), Caribe Club and Once for Blood have you covered. For Open Face Chinese, the PPPoker clubs (Arctic Bluff, Revolution Union, Twelve Apostles, MilkyWay COSMOS) and Pocket Rockets on PokerBros are your best bets.## If You're Looking for High Stakes

The highest ceiling we publish is Van Fishbowl, with tables up to $50/$100 CAD. Check its rakeback before entering: it's the lowest in our entire catalog at just 25%. This directly shows why the club matters more than the app—it's the same application as Barcelona KYC, which pays 75%.

If Currency Matters to You

The Seven Currencies We Cover

This is the point almost nobody looks at—and the one that causes the most headaches. Our clubs operate in seven different currencies:

Currency Conversion Can Eat Into Your Rakeback

Playing in a currency different from yours carries a hidden cost that never shows up in rakeback tables: the exchange fee your bank or payment method charges.

Tip: If your bank charges currency conversion fees, a club in AUD or UAH eats into your rakeback before you even sit down. Check your payment method's fees before choosing a club based on currency.

If You Want Tournaments, Not Cash

Most clubs we list are cash games. The ones with published tournament schedules are Pocket Rockets (weekly, guaranteed, and spins), OnlyFriends G (weekly and spins), Twelve Apostles and MilkyWay COSMOS (freerolls and weekly), Monkeys Coaster (weekly and guaranteed), and Arctic Bluff (weekly).

The Union Matters as Much as the Club

Before focusing only on the club, it helps to understand what a union is and how it affects the action you'll see at the tables.

How Unions Connect Clubs Together

A club doesn't operate in isolation—it shares tables and traffic with other clubs in its union. Among our 22 clubs, we've identified 16 different unions, which explains why two clubs with similar stakes can have very different action. Happy 24 and Sky Castle share a union (Twenty 4 Poker); VANs and Van Fishbowl don't share a union despite their similar names.

What We Don't Cover

We only discuss these five apps and the 22 verified clubs we've cataloged. There are more club-based poker apps on the market and many more clubs within the ones we do cover; if a club doesn't appear in our catalog, it's because we haven't verified it, not because it's bad.

You can see details for each club—stakes, currency, and rakeback—on its individual profile from the clubs directory or the apps directory.