ClubGG — Who Operates It, and What to Check Before You Join

The platform is the software itself: the client you install, the dealing, the hand histories and the security layer. That part is operated by NSUS Group Inc. and is identical for every player in the world.

A club is an independent community operating inside the platform, setting its own table and tournament schedule and managing its own members. We are one such club — private and independent — not a representative of the app.

A table is simply a game a club has opened. You never see tables of a club you have not joined, which is why a new account sees an empty lobby.

• The current terms of service: published by the operator inside the app and on its own site. That is the only source worth relying on.
• The app store listing: shows the developer/operator and the privacy policy.
• Your local regulator: rules differ by country. Read official government sources, not forums or marketing pages.
• The club itself: who runs it, how long it has operated, and whether a real person answers you before and after you join.

We make no claims about licences, testing certificates, security mechanisms or payment timings. All of that belongs to the operator and is published by it, and it can change — read it there, not here.

The app is presented by its operator as a play-with-friends product. Any financial arrangement between club members happens outside the platform, is not operated, guaranteed or endorsed by ClubGG or GGPoker, and is subject to local law and to the current terms.

We are the independent team of a private club. We help you install the app, create an account and send a join request with our Club ID — that is all. We never ask for your password or account access.

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