How to Join a PokerBros Club
Need help joining? Message @pokerclubscore on Telegram with the club you want to join. we can help you use the correct Club ID and Referral ID.
1) Install the Poker Bros Application for iOS or Android.
2) Register an account on the Poker Bros Application.
3) Enter the username and password you want to use.
Please keep in mind that the username you put here will NOT be the same as the name that displays on the tables when you play. After this step, you’ll choose that name.
4) Enter the nickname you want to use.
At the tables, this is the name you’ll use. If you want, you can use the default name it generates.
5) You've created an account and are ready to request club access
After you confirm your username, you will be sent to the main app lobby. Press the magnifying glass and enter the Club ID and Referral ID for the club you want to join.
6) Enter your Club ID and Referral ID, then hit next.
7) Message us on Telegram for approval help
Message @pokerclubscore on Telegram and include the club name you requested. If you are unsure which club to choose, ask and we will help you pick the best fit.
PokerBros availability, rules, and eligibility may vary by location. Play responsibly and follow all applicable laws in your area.
Current club details
Flying Dutchman Club: Club ID 1621874, Referral ID 2772166
Malibu Sunsets Club: Club ID 1695011, Referral ID 2772166
A safer get-started checklist
The best way to get started is to slow the process down into small checks. First, learn the core terms: app name, club ID, referral ID, union or group structure, table type, rules, and support path. Those terms should be clear before you rely on any listing or recommendation.
Second, verify the source. A stronger source explains how the club is identified, what rules apply, where updates are posted, and how questions are handled. A weak source pushes urgency, avoids details, or cannot explain where the ID came from. If the source cannot answer basic structure questions, treat that as a reason to pause.
Third, set a session plan before opening tables. A session plan can be simple: decide the format you are studying, the time boundary for the session, the number of tables you can follow comfortably, and the review note you will write afterward. This keeps the first session focused on learning the environment and making better decisions.
Beginner FAQ
What should I verify first?
Verify the app, club ID source, current rules, and support path before relying on a listing.
How many tables should I start with?
Start with the number you can follow without rushing decisions. For many players, one table is enough while learning.
What notes should I keep?
Track the source, club ID, rule notes, table type, session boundary, and one decision-quality observation.
What is a warning sign?
Vague instructions, pressure, missing rules, unclear support, or inconsistent ID information should trigger more verification.