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Role guide

What a ClubGG Agent Role Does—and Does Not—Mean

An in-app permission is not a public endorsement. Identify the role, its scope and the party making the claim before treating a title as authority.

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A role within a Club

The official Roles guide distinguishes Master/Creator, Manager, Super Agent, Agent and Player. An Agent manages Players in its downline; higher roles can configure assignments and restrictions. Check the current permissions rather than assuming the title grants every administrative function.

“Downline” here describes an in-app management grouping. It is not evidence of an employment contract, a commercial appointment or ownership of those accounts. Likewise, an in-app chip or credit control does not establish an outside payment service or a monetary value.

Who is responsible for which question?

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Keep Club roles and support providers separate
PartyRelevant questionBoundary
Club administrationThe Club’s membership settings and its own conduct process.Not automatically ClubGG staff or an endorsed operator.
In-app AgentThe assigned player group and permissions within that Club.Not platform-wide authority or proof of an outside service.
ClubGG supportClubGG account, software and product questions through its official help resources.A support channel is not a promise to resolve a private-Club dispute.
Deep Poker website supportThis website, Deep Poker accounts and corrections to our guides.Publishing a guide does not confer Club permissions. Membership and role questions belong with that Club’s responsible administrator; platform account and software support belong with ClubGG.

How to evaluate a public role claim

  1. Ask what is being claimed

    “I have an Agent role in this Club” and “I am authorized to represent ClubGG” are different statements. A badge, title or screenshot does not connect them.

  2. Identify the parties and scope

    Which Club, which named person or organization, which permission and which period? An agreement about one Club does not establish authority across unrelated Clubs or the software platform.

  3. Check evidence suited to the claim

    In-app role information may help explain an assignment. A claimed external appointment needs attributable written evidence with a clear scope; a forwarded message or logo alone is not enough. Avoid sharing private contracts or identity documents publicly.

  4. Leave gaps unresolved

    If identity or authority is unclear, do not fill the gap with a payment, referral code or promise of future proof. Use the appropriate help route for the question you actually have.

ClubGG’s media guideline restricts misleading affiliation. Including a disclaimer does not grant permission for otherwise prohibited promotion or an unverified relationship claim.

What Deep Poker claims

This guide explains roles; it does not establish that Deep Poker represents ClubGG. A role within a particular Club is a separate claim that needs evidence of the named holder, assignment and scope. Owner-supplied entries in our Club directory identify records, but do not prove either kind of appointment.

For a locating task, start with checking the Club ID and the membership-request guide. For questions about conduct or an RNG report, read fair-play evidence; a role title is not a fairness certificate.

Sources and review limits

The linked Roles and media guidance was checked on 24 September 2026. This is a public-document review, not a test of someone’s permissions or verification of a particular Agent. Product and account questions belong with the official ClubGG Help Centre; errors in this article belong with Deep Poker’s correction channel.

The ClubGG product guide separates the app’s different contexts. Do not assume a rule or commercial term for one product establishes permission in another.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is an Agent in ClubGG?

The official Roles guide describes an Agent as managing Players within its downline, an assigned part of a Club. The role is not responsibility for every member of the Club.

Does the Agent role mean ClubGG authorizes the person?

It establishes an in-app role, not employment, a commercial partnership, outside financial authority or permission to speak for ClubGG. A separate relationship claim needs separate evidence.

Is an Agent the same as a Club administrator?

Do not use the terms interchangeably. Ask which named in-app role a person holds, which members it covers and which permissions are actually assigned. A generic administrator label is not enough to establish those details.

Is Deep Poker an authorized ClubGG agent?

We do not publish that claim without written evidence identifying the exact relationship and approved wording. An agreement with a Club or Union would not, by itself, establish ClubGG authorization.

Can this page verify an Agent's identity or reliability?

No. This guide explains role boundaries. It cannot authenticate a particular person, certify an outside service or guarantee that a promise will be kept.

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