ClubGG and Private-Club Terms: Deep Poker Glossary

Platform#

ClubGG's software and its account, table and app features. A private Club's membership decisions and administration are distinct from ClubGG's own account and software support.

Private Club#

A user-created space for games within ClubGG. Its administration sets Club membership and operations; requests may be reviewed manually or admitted automatically if that setting is configured. A Club role does not by itself make someone ClubGG staff or an endorsed representative.

Union#

A ClubGG grouping that connects Clubs for shared game and administration tools. Union-level permissions can exist, so a role's exact scope must be checked; a player joins a particular Club rather than joining every Club in a Union at once.

Club ID#

The identifier used to find a particular Club in the app. Matching an ID to an in-app listing helps locate the Club; it does not authenticate a person contacting you elsewhere or prove that person's authority.

Club administrator#

A person with permissions to manage a Club's settings, members or games. Admission can be manual or configured for automatic approval, so the administrator does not necessarily review each request. ClubGG account and software questions belong with its official support.

Agent (in-app role)#

In ClubGG's Roles guide, an Agent manages Players in the Agent's downline within a Club. That assigned group is not every Club member. The title alone does not prove employment by ClubGG, an outside partnership or authority to speak for the software operator.

Public Games#

A label in ClubGG's Account Management help for scheduled games outside the private Club section. The label alone does not identify every game as a Site Tournament or establish a particular prize, eligibility rule or location requirement; check the exact feature's current rules.

ClubGG / WSOP+ Membership#

ClubGG's published Terms dated 17 June 2026 identify WSOP+ Basic and Premium Memberships as subscription products. Those terms have their own stated scope and conditions; membership in a private Club does not establish subscription benefits or Site Tournament eligibility.

Source trail: ClubGG's administration guide, Roles guide, Union tools, account help and WSOP+ Membership Terms. These describe the product and available settings; they do not verify a named Club's configuration.

Play-money chip#

A virtual unit used in a poker game. ClubGG's published media statement describes its gameplay as play money without monetary value. A private-Club chip count is not evidence of a cash balance or a right to exchange chips for money.

NLH#

No-Limit Texas Hold'em: two private cards per player, a shared five-card board and no fixed upper bet size below the player's available stack. A valid raise still has to meet the table's betting rules.

PLO#

Pot-Limit Omaha, the Omaha family played with pot-limit betting. Basic PLO commonly refers to four private cards, while PLO5 names a five-card version. In either version a final hand uses exactly two private cards and exactly three board cards.

PLO5#

Five-card Pot-Limit Omaha. Each player starts with five private cards, but a final five-card hand still uses exactly two of those and exactly three board cards. ClubGG's tournament-settings help lists it as an option, not as a promise of a current table.

Short Deck#

A Hold'em variant using a 36-card deck with ranks two through five removed. Flush/full-house ranking and ace treatment can differ between rulesets; use the rules shown for the particular game.

MTT#

Multi-table tournament: entrants play across several tables, with tables consolidated as players are eliminated. The event's own settings define starting chips, levels, entry conditions and any prizes; the format name alone establishes none of those details.

Smart HUD#

ClubGG's in-app player-information display. Its Player Profile help documents badges with dates as one visible example. The label does not imply access to hidden cards, prove a complete set of statistics or authorize outside real-time assistance.

PokerCraft#

ClubGG's hand-history feature for eligible WSOP+ subscribers while logged in. Its FAQ describes history viewing for Basic and Premium members and downloading for Premium members. Past hands do not predict future results.

Bad Beat Jackpot#

A configurable Club feature triggered when a qualifying strong hand loses under the posted rules. The label alone does not establish which tables enable it, the trigger, distribution or award unit.

Source trail: ClubGG's media statement, tournament settings, badge help, PokerCraft FAQ and Bad Beat Jackpot help. A listed format or feature is not proof that a particular table currently offers it.

RNG test#

An evaluation of a random-number generator within its stated product, version and date scope. A published report does not by itself establish that the current software version is the tested one, or certify a Club administrator, player conduct or anti-cheat enforcement.

Collusion#

Players coordinating decisions or sharing private information to gain an unfair advantage. Similar hands or a shared location alone do not establish collusion; a specific allegation needs game context and review by the responsible party.

Chip dumping#

Intentionally losing game chips to move them to another account through play. A single unusual hand is not proof of intent; hand history and context matter when assessing a suspected pattern.

Ghosting#

Someone else advising or playing for the visible account holder during a live session. The label describes a possible conduct issue, not a finding about a particular account from one observed action.

RTA / Real-Time Assistance#

Software or outside input that recommends decisions during a live hand. Whether a particular tool or behavior is prohibited depends on the rules that apply to that game and account; a player-information display is not permission for outside assistance.

Multi-accounting#

One person creating or controlling multiple accounts. ClubGG's Account Management basics says multiple accounts are prohibited; the term describes that account rule, not proof that a particular pair of accounts shares an operator.

Access control#

Settings described in ClubGG's Access Control help for Ring Games, including IP, GPS and device restrictions; GPS checks require location sharing. Administrators can also set downline game, blind, buy-in and chat limits. Documentation does not establish which controls a particular Club enabled or how effective they were.

Source trail: ClubGG's RNG report page, Access Control help and account guidance. The conduct terms describe possible behaviors, not findings about an individual.

Primary source#

A source issued by the party responsible for a statement or record, such as ClubGG's own help, a named testing lab's report or an original rules document. Primary provenance identifies who made the claim; it does not by itself independently confirm its accuracy.

Date reviewed#

The date an editor inspected the cited source. It marks the check, not a promise that the underlying rule or feature is unchanged now, and it is distinct from this article's publication or update date.

Reported fact#

A statement attributed to a named Club, operator or other source without independent confirmation of the underlying event or relationship. Preserve who reported it, what they said, its scope and when it was checked; attribution is not verification.

Product scope#

The feature and audience covered by a statement or rule. ClubGG's 17 June 2026 Terms expressly name WSOP+ Basic and Premium Memberships; do not automatically apply their Site Tournament provisions to private Clubs or equate every Public Game with a Site Tournament.

Correction route#

A published way to send evidence that a guide is wrong or out of date for editorial review. It is distinct from ClubGG's account support and a Club's membership or conduct process; submitting a correction is not a promised outcome.

Source trail: Compare the 17 June 2026 WSOP+ Terms with the account help; their different labels show why source dates and feature scope stay attached to a claim. For an error in this glossary, use our editorial correction route.