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Check the destination before the request
The useful question is not “does this number look real?” It is “does the app show the Club I intended to find, and can I account for where this number came from?”
Identify the source
Keep the page address or named contact, the supplied Club name and ID, and the date you checked them. A copied list with no attribution leaves you without a correction route.
Compare inside the app
Enter the supplied ID in ClubGG and read the displayed name before submitting anything. An invitation link also needs a destination check; its presence in a message does not authenticate the sender.
Separate a match from a guarantee
A matching destination does not prove ownership, a ClubGG relationship, fair play or the reliability of an outside arrangement. Do not treat a screenshot, familiar logo or matching number as a substitute for that evidence.
Decide whether to continue
Resolve mismatches first. If you choose to request membership, follow the in-app request guide. There is no Deep Poker payment or account-registration step in that guide.
Read the label, not just the number
ClubGG’s administration guide describes a six-digit Club ID and shared application links. Do not infer what another field means from its length alone.
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| Label | What to check | What not to infer |
|---|---|---|
| Club ID | Compare the supplied name and the in-app destination. | A rebrand does not, by itself, establish that an ID changed. We have not verified such a rule. |
| Union | Distinguish the named Union from the particular Club you are locating. | A Union name is not a substitute for checking the Club destination or a claimed relationship. |
| Referrer / referral field | Read the actual field label and its current product-specific explanation. | Do not assume every referral identifier names an Agent, or follows the same issuance/change rules. |
The official Refer a Friend programme has its own invitation-link context. It is not evidence that every private-Club referral field has the same meaning.
If the name, ID or source does not match
Pause before submitting. Compare the exact spelling and field label, then ask the original publisher to explain the discrepancy. Do not guess between two numbers because one appears on more sites: copied listings are not independent confirmation.
If a Deep Poker entry appears wrong, send an editorial correction with the page URL, the conflicting details and the date observed. Do not send a password, sign-in code or identity document. If you cannot reconcile the destination, leave it unresolved rather than treating uncertainty as approval.
The original source study: a provisional record
Our earlier study recorded 9 public sources, surveyed on and first published on . The figures below are retained historical aggregates, not a new survey or a validated current directory.
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| Recorded publisher category | Sources | Published ID strings |
|---|---|---|
| Third-party directories | 4 | 80 |
| Agents publishing their own clubs | 3 | 5 |
| Unions' and clubs' own websites | 2 | 1 |
| Recorded total | 9 | 86 |
The original record identified one source with broad third-party coverage. It counted published strings, not 86 unique Clubs: overlaps, repeated listings and grouping choices matter. The recorded procedure counted identifiers and classified whether publishers listed entries beyond their claimed inventory.
The retained source register, grouping method, snapshots and proposed dataset licence still need confirmation. Without those checks, readers cannot independently reproduce every inclusion and count from this page. We therefore do not use the study to rank competitors, allege dishonesty, claim exhaustive coverage or establish that no independent source exists.
Two matching pages are not proof if they copied the same source. Conversely, a publisher’s own statement can be relevant first-party evidence without being independent corroboration. Evidence quality and scope matter more than a fixed source count.
What Deep Poker publishes—and withholds
The Club directory currently publishes 4 owner-supplied identity records with their stated source basis and review dates. These are not declarations of ClubGG authorization or proof of Club ownership. No additional third-party Club IDs are published by this study.
Our Union landscape and Club directory distinguish listings from documented relationships. Listing a name is not an endorsement. The aggregate files and earlier research remain preserved but are not offered as licensed public downloads; the evidence and publication-authority checks remain open.
Sources and review limits
The linked official identifier and referral documentation was checked on 24 September 2026. That is a source-access date, not an authenticated test of a current account or a refresh of the August study. Use the Agent-role guide for role boundaries and fair-play evidence guide for a separate integrity question.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a ClubGG Club ID?
A Club ID locates a Club in the app. It is not proof of who operates that Club, permission to represent ClubGG, or a guarantee about an outside service.
Can I verify a ClubGG Club ID before I join?
Compare an identified, dated source with the name displayed for that ID in the app. This checks the destination you see, not ownership or reliability. Stop if the details differ or the source cannot explain them.
Why doesn't Deep Poker publish other clubs' Club IDs?
Our current directory contains owner-supplied identity records with a stated source basis. We do not have sufficient evidence to publish additional third-party identifiers as checked entries. The provisional study is not a verified directory.
Does a different referrer ID mean the club listing is wrong?
The difference alone does not settle that question. Read the exact field label and ask what it identifies. We have not established a universal rule that a private-Club referrer ID is issued by an Agent or changes when an Agent changes.
What should I actually do before joining a club?
Identify the source, record when you checked it, compare the in-app destination, and resolve discrepancies before submitting a request. A matching name is one check, not an endorsement or an obligation to continue.