TiNY Poker Union — Deep Relationship and Formats

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Deep Poker’s relationship with TiNY Poker Union

Deep Poker says it has worked with TiNY Poker Union under the title SuperAgent since 2025, providing Agent services to players.

This relationship does not mean that Deep Poker operates the entire Union or represents ClubGG. Club responsibilities and ClubGG’s own software and account support remain separate.

SuperAgent is the relationship title supplied by Deep Poker. It does not establish a Union-wide permission set or verify an assignment to the separately documented in-app Super Agent role.

Relationship information supplied by Deep Poker, 24 September 2026; not independently verified in the app.

Brand artwork supplied by Deep Poker; branding is not proof of a role or platform endorsement.

The TiNY Poker Club entry is a separate identity record. Similar Tiny names and the unrelated TMT Union make the full in-app name especially important. Read the TiNY Poker Club identity record.

For the distinct in-app Super Agent role and its Club scope, consult the ClubGG Roles guide.

The dated Union record

The public directory record is narrow: it associates TiNY Poker with a language and regional community and lists three formats. Its review date is 31 August 2026. Present schedules, member Clubs, and table settings require an in-app check.

Reported community: Taiwan and Chinese-speaking communities reported
Formats in the August source record: NLH, PLO5, Tournaments

Understand the reported formats

Community context is a starting point

The directory associates TiNY Poker with Taiwan and Chinese-speaking communities. This may help a reader anticipate language or schedule differences, but it does not establish where every member lives or who can join a particular Club.

A regional description also does not validate a current event schedule, a particular Club administrator, or a similarly named listing. Treat each as a separate check.

Hold’em, five-card Omaha, and tournaments

The reviewed source lists No-Limit Hold’em, PLO5, and tournaments. PLO5 gives each player five hole cards but still requires exactly two hole cards and three community cards in the final hand.

Tournament schedules and structures can change quickly. Check the current lobby for the format, blind structure, and start information rather than using an old article as a schedule.

Confirm the format and number of hole cards at the table.
Read the live tournament structure before entering.
Check the particular Club identity rather than relying on a Union name alone.

Keep TiNY, other Tiny names, and TMT apart

Public listings use Tiny or TiNY for more than one operation. Matching letters do not prove a shared Club ID, operator, or relationship with TMT Union.

An earlier hero image mixed TiNY and TMT text, so it was removed. This profile does not reuse it. Compare the complete Club name shown in the app with the intended Club record before taking the next step.

Before relying on a listing

Confirm the complete in-app Club and Union names, including capitalization.
Keep TiNY Poker separate from TMT Union and other Tiny-named operations.
Check current formats and tournament schedules in the live lobby.
Keep the August community and format record separate from the September owner confirmation of Deep Poker’s role.

A TiNY invitation needs a full-name match in ClubGG, especially because other Tiny names circulate. The request sequence is in the general membership guide.

Sources and review dates

One directory entry was checked on 31 August 2026 for the community and formats described here. It cannot settle which similarly named operation a current invitation reaches. Deep Poker’s SuperAgent history is a later first-party statement with a different source.

Public directory source 1 (retained in the internal research record) — reviewed 31 August 2026.

A mismatched TiNY or TMT label is worth documenting with the page URL and observed in-app name. You can send a correction.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is TiNY Poker Union?

A third-party directory reviewed on 31 August 2026 associates TiNY Poker Union with Taiwan and Chinese-speaking communities and lists several poker formats. That dated record does not establish current activity or approval by ClubGG.

What is Deep Poker’s relationship with TiNY Poker?

Deep Poker’s owner confirmed on 24 September 2026 that Deep has served players connected with TiNY Poker as an Agent under the title SuperAgent since 2025. The exact in-app assignment and permissions have not been independently verified for this page.

Is TiNY Poker the same as TMT Union?

No. TiNY Poker and TMT are separate records. An earlier TiNY hero image also showed TMT text and was removed. Similar names or artwork are not evidence of a shared Club or operator.

Can a TiNY or Tiny name alone establish the Club relationship?

No. Several listings use similar spelling, and the removed TiNY image even included TMT text. Compare the full Club name and identifier in the app. A name match cannot identify Deep’s precise role or turn it into ClubGG representation.

Which games were reported for TiNY Poker?

The August 2026 directory record mentions NLH, PLO5, and tournaments. The current lobby and the relevant Club’s rules are needed to check any particular table or event.