| Bonus | Not available |
| Rakeback | up to 65% |
| Room type | Agent |
| License | Not required |
| Payments | |
| Platforms |
| Reliability | 4.0 |
| Game selection | 4.0 |
| Bonuses and promotions | 3.1 |
| Casual players | 5.0 |
| Deposits and withdrawals | 4.8 |
| Convenience of the software | 4.5 |
ClubGG is a free poker app from NSUS, the company behind GGPoker, and it runs on every screen you own. On Android, install it from Google Play. On iPhone and iPad, get it from the App Store — you need iOS 15 or later and about 450 MB of free space.
On desktop, ClubGG ships official native clients for both Windows and macOS — download them straight from clubgg.com. Windows users who prefer Google's ecosystem can also install ClubGG through Google Play Games on PC.
No emulator, no workarounds — pick your platform, install, and you're at the tables in minutes. You need to be at least 18 years of age to join ClubGG.
Below we walk through each install with the official system requirements from the ClubGG help center, plus the account setup through GGpass. Once the app is running, the part that decides your experience is the club you join — our team places players in the best ClubGG clubs.
ClubGG has a free native Windows client, and you get it from the official site — no app store, no emulator.

If your machine already runs Google Play Games on PC, that's a second route: the ClubGG listing there is marked as available on Android and Windows.
Under the hood this client is a light video game, and the spec sheet reads accordingly. Minimum requirements:
Recommended: 8 GB of RAM, 2 GB of free disk space, 4 GB of video memory with OpenGL 3.0+, and a 100 Mbps connection.
A few exceptions apply: the Radeon HD series, 6600M/6700M, Radeon 3000 and R5 200/220/240 cards are not compatible, and ARM-based Windows machines are not recommended.
The Mac version lives on the same download page: hit the macOS button on clubgg.com and run the installer.
The minimum bar is a 2017-or-newer Intel Mac on macOS 11 or higher, with 4 GB of RAM and over 1 GB of free space. Recommended spec is a 2020-or-newer Apple Silicon Mac, 8 GB of RAM, 2 GB of free space on an SSD, and a 13.3-inch or larger Retina display. On Apple Silicon Macs running macOS 12 or later, the App Store version of ClubGG installs as well — handy if you already manage apps through it.
The official route is Google Play: search for ClubGG Poker, published by NSUS Limited, and install. The app needs Android 5.1 or higher; the listing shows over 500K downloads.
APK mirrors do host ClubGG builds, and you'll meet them high in search results. We'd still install from Play: you get signed builds and automatic updates instead of a loose file from a third party vouching for itself.

ClubGG sits in the App Store under NSUS Ltd. You need iOS 15 or later and about 450 MB of free space; iPad is supported alongside iPhone. Search for ClubGG Poker, install, and log in with your GGpass.
You don't need to anymore — and in practice the app won't let you. ClubGG's terms don't mention emulators at all, but the app blocks them anyway — several player reports describe the client detecting emulators like Bluestacks or LDPlayer and refusing to launch.
Third-party tools advertise ways around the block. We don't recommend testing how ClubGG's security team feels about that with an account you care about. If you want ClubGG on a big screen, the native Windows and macOS clients above are the answer the emulator guides haven't caught up with.
Registration runs through GGpass — one account for the whole GG ecosystem, shared between your desktop and mobile devices.


The same GGpass flow, with screenshots, is covered step by step in our GGPoker download guide.
Reach our team to get access to the best ClubGG clubs and start playing now!
The old question — where can you run ClubGG — is closed: Android, iOS, Windows, macOS, pick any and you're dealt in within minutes. What still separates a lively grind from a dead lobby is the club you sit in, and that part doesn't come from an installer. Download the client from the official site, set up your GGpass, and message our team — we'll get you into the ClubGG clubs we work with. Still deciding whether ClubGG is your app at all? Start with our ClubGG review.