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It is that time of year again when PokerNews delves through the hundreds of articles published over the past 12 months and chooses the ten biggest stories of the year. Kicking off the series for 2021 is the launch and initial success of a brand new poker product, GGPoker’s ClubGG .
ClubGG launched in August and is GGPoker’s first foray into the world of private club-based poker apps . The free-to-play app is available on Windows-powered computers, in addition to being playable on Android and iOS devices thanks to a state-of-the-art dedicated app.
There are dozens of free poker apps on the market today, so what makes ClubGG stand out from a crowded crowd? The fact ClubGG makes it possible to win seats to major live events worldwide and do so from almost anywhere on the world is the answer. ClubGG Opens Online Poker To Players Around The World
ClubGG opens the door for players worldwide to play poker against their friends and opponents from all corners of the Earth. The tried-and-tested sweepstakes model (you can become a Platinum Member for $49.99 per month ) means ClubGG is fully legal and accessible from more than 40 U.S. states , reopening the online poker world to the American audience. “We believe live poker events should be more affordable and accessible” Dom Choi , Head of ClubGG, told PokerNews why GGPoker created ClubGG .
“Here at ClubGG, we believe live poker events should be more affordable and accessible. We aim to service poker players around the world who enjoy playing brick and mortar tournaments. Whether it is playing in your local poker room or traveling to different destinations, we want to make it more affordable for everyone.”
The World Series of Poker (WSOP) Main Event is the one live poker tournament that everyone wants to play at least once in their lives. Unfortunately, the $10,000 buy-in is too much for most bankrolls to stretch to. Sure, there are online satellites feeding into “The Big Dance” but ClubGG wanted to make it possible for low-stakes players to have a legitimate shot at competing […]
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