PokerBROS Bot for Players, Agents and Club Owners
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What our PokerBros bot does
A PokerBros hack or cheat code is sought after to either see other people's cards or get free chips. Neither is a possibility. The cards are dealt on the PokerBros servers and you never get them on your phone. Chips can only be provided by the club agent. So if someone is offering you any kind of shortcut, they're offering you a scam or a stolen login.
Our bot is not as exciting but is effective in the long run. It plays every hand using the same information you do and makes mathematically sound decisions. It won't tilt on a bad beat, which is how most money moves on PokerBros.
Why PokerBros, and why our bot
PokerBros launched in 2019 and is now one of the big club apps. That's the app where we have some of the cleanest numbers. We have six of our PokerBros accounts that played at tables in July. Those accounts finished the week with 193-582bb/100 each. The number of hands they played was 94-387, and the dollar amounts put that at $1/$2 stakes, so they won $920-$2,898 per week.
And as of July 2026 the bot runs on PokerBros on a regular Android phone without root access, so you can start without a computer, and then later when it is profitable you can use an emulator farm.
Who plays PokerBros and where the money is
Much of the action is American. Only 3 states in the USA (Minnesota, Missouri, Nevada) are off the table. Paradise (one of the two largest unions besides the now-defunct Diamond) consists mainly of American players. That means the busiest tables are during US evenings (that's when you want to run your bot on PokerBros).
For the clubs whose data we use, it's US dollar-based chip currency, so PokerBros numbers are fairly close to real money, unlike some other club apps' reais and tugriks. Results are easier to understand on PokerBros.
For the 6 account-weeks above, the clubs earned $73-$453 weekly from each account. That's 7%-27% of those accounts' wins, about 17% overall. So if your winning bot has a smaller win at a higher-fee club, it can be behind a winning bot that has a bigger win at a lower-fee club. Account for the fee in your table choice.
How money moves, and the risk that comes with it
PokerBros technically uses play money, and they say there is no cash value for the chips per the terms. The company is Thinklean Limited, and they're operating under Hong Kong law. Independent club owners run the games. All deposits and cashouts require an agent. If your agent makes a mistake, the app won't save you. Big clubs band together in unions. Unions can dissolve. The Diamond union (one of the better-known names on PokerBros) was reported to shut down on Dec 21, 2025. They say if you had chips in it, work things out with your uplines and club owners. If a union dissolves, how safe is your bankroll? It depends on your agent. Cash out often and don't keep your entire bankroll in one union.
What PokerBros checks, and what it means for a bot
Well, PokerBros is very transparent about security, so that makes it easier to prepare for it: they list all measures in their FAQ and terms and privacy policy:
- There's a GPS restriction that forces people within 500m of each other not to be at the same table, and then there's an IP restriction that does the same for people on the same IP address;
- The photo check opens at random during games on the tables where the club has enabled it, with 15 seconds to line up the photo. If you miss 3 times, you are removed from a cash table (in tournaments, an alert goes to the security team).
- device IDs and accurate location, "to detect any possible game cheating" in their words.
- A security team, Game Integrity BROS, whose Live Alerts Engine flags suspicious play around the clock and, by the company's own figure, catches 97% of cases proactively, with trained moderators watching leaderboards, tournaments and player reports on top.
The terms set a total ban on bots and AI tools, and the punishment is a permanent ban and loss of chips. Club owners can export all data for all players in their club, so both the platform and the host see a winning account. With a bot, PokerBros is one of the stricter club apps. Each account needs its own device ID and IP address, plus a location, with enough distance from other seats at the table. Our Stealth Layer also randomizes timing, so that the seat is not predictable in ways the alarm engine looks for. Photo checks are no problem; our bot moves the slider by itself.
Picking a PokerBros club for the bot
- Fee: look at what clubs are charging per pot. In our data, we were already at hundreds of dollars per week/account at $1/$2, so the cheaper club offers substantial savings.
- Union: which union are they a part of, and how long has the union been in operation and what happened to the players' chips the last time a union shut down?
- The field: there are HUD converters available for HUDs for PokerBros, so skilled regulars will be paying attention. A club with a casual field is worth more than a big club full of grinders.
Setting up accounts for PokerBros
One partner played 15 accounts for 3 months at NL25 to 50: 8 on another club app, and 7 on PokerBros, with 17bb/100 (184,000 hands). Two accounts were banned during those 3 months, both on PokerBros (2 out of 7). We never knew for sure what was going on (but most likely it was weak registration and not enough warm-up for new accounts). So the lesson for PokerBros: be careful creating accounts; let them play like new players for a bit before moving them to the higher stakes they are aiming for. Add them to the club a few at a time.
The bot runs on an Android phone without root, which is enough for one or two tables. For more, use LDPlayer on a Windows 10 or newer PC: a dedicated machine with 16 GB of RAM and an SSD handles up to four emulators, and each extra one needs about 2.5 GB of RAM, two CPU cores and 20 GB of disk space. Give every emulator its own device identity and a stable proxy: if a connection drops, PokerBros waits 60 seconds, checks or folds for you, and after two hands sits you out on all tables. Each account also needs its own email, because PokerBros won't accept an address already bound to another account. Never buy or take over someone else's account; the terms allow a permanent ban for any account transferred between players.
What results look like
Those 6 weekly results above are good for seeing what variance looks like on PokerBros. The highest win rate (582 BB/100) was over just 94 hands. The account with the most hands played (387 hands) ended up with 217, with the same bot, same stakes. Luck rules over skill with just a few hundred hands; you need tens of thousands of hands before you can tell much from your win rate.
For PokerBros agents and bankroll investors
You may be an agent for PokerBros or have club seats there. TurnKey PokerBotFarm is a service you can use to run bots, without actually operating them. Provide club access and a deposit; we'll properly sign up and warm up the accounts, operate them and send reports every week.
The split of winnings and rakeback is separate, and typically it is 70% of winnings and 50% rakeback to us. The exact split depends on the club and union and how much they play; it is discussed with our manager before the start.
For PokerBros club owners
People will go to another club when they see your empty tables during off-hours. You risk the club itself by having outside bots, because when the platform detects bots in the club en masse, it could shut down the club. Poker Ecology will add AI accounts to your club to keep the tables always open. They'll be optimized to maintain a balanced player field, not to maximize wins as much as possible. PokerBotRadar within will alert you to potential outside bots and players possibly playing together before the platform does.
There is no set fee. You own the club. You get the rake from it, so you combine the win and the rake into one sum and divide it - usually 50/50 or 60/40 (in our favor), or rarely 40/60 - one way or the other. It will vary by club, union and how much they play, etc. This is discussed with our manager before the launch and decided on.
PokerBROS vs other club apps
| App | Traffic | Player pool | Antibot | Geo | HUD & tools |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PokerBROS | High | Mixed field | Yes | No restrictions | Partially allowed |
| ClubGG | It depends | Mostly weak players | Partial | No restrictions | Partially allowed |
| PPPoker | It depends | Mostly weak players | Partial | Some restrictions | Partially allowed |
| X-Poker | It depends | Mostly weak players | Partial | No restrictions | Partially allowed |
| Pokerrrr 2 | It depends | Mostly weak players | Partial | No restrictions | Fully prohibited |
What PokerBROS bot users say
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