PokerNex Bot for UPoker-Based Clubs and Unions
UPoker underneath, PokerNex on top
PokerNex launched in mid-2024, with the first iPhone version out that August. When you start the Android client, you are running UPoker. It's built on the UPoker client: the same clubs and table configuration under a new design. Text carried over with the code claims PokerNex passed GLI in July 2019 (5 years before PokerNex existed). Don't read it as PokerNex's own certificate.
According to the ToS, Breeds Tech Limited is the operator, while JY Digital Technology publishes the iPhone app. The client rarely changes. The last update for the iPhone app was in November 2025, with no changes in the Android APK since August of the same year.
We've supported PokerNex since 2026. The bot plays No-Limit Hold'em and Pot-Limit Omaha on it, from the same screen you see.
A small app with an Asian field
The site claims over 10k active players. But their iPhone app has about 33 ratings globally, and there's no Google Play listing. Most ratings are from Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia and Vietnam. Alongside NLH and PLO, there's Pusoy, Mau Binh, Tien Len, and some casino games. A club owner from Thailand who brought us a PokerNex project in June 2026 said: the app is new, and all the users are new.
Real-chip games are only available in the clubs. Clubs form unions, and unions form super unions with shared tables and jackpots. There's also a play-money lobby, Lobby Gold, but nothing in it is worth a bot's time.
The union decides more than the app
On PokerNex most protection is in the hands of hosts, not the operator. When a club or union creates a table, it can turn on:
- an IP restriction, which keeps two accounts on one IP off the same table;
- a GPS restriction, which refuses a seat to anyone too close to another player;
- puzzle verification, a captcha that removes you from the table if you fail it;
- an emulator ban and a ban on the PC version.
Or a union can completely disable emulators for all tables: "Usage of emulators has been banned in this Union." The client will check for BlueStacks, MEmu, Nox and other emulators and inform the server. (The server has a whitelist.) You may have read that PokerNex can't run in an emulator at all. In the code it's a setting, and each union, or the operator for all unions at once, decides whether to turn that ban on.
We've seen a union head block a partner's entire club, and our analysts concluded he was running another company's bots himself. So before you choose a club, ask:
- who runs the union, and for how long they have run it;
- whether the union or your tables have the emulator ban on;
- whether NLH or PLO tables actually run at your stake, not just how many members the club has;
- how fast the agent pays, according to players who have cashed out.
Credits belong to the club
Officially, PokerNex is a social game. The terms say it's not a real-money gambling game and prohibit using it for one or trading virtual items for money. They only sell you Diamonds and Gems to buy VIP cards, time banks, and table extras.
The chips themselves are club credits that an agent sends you; the agent reclaims them when you cash out and pays you using whatever local payment method they have. If you quit a club, it'll tell you that all the credits you have in that club are now gone. Club and union admins can ban a player, a club or a whole union. So cash out before you move an account, and don't let a balance build up in one club.
Rules and limits that touch every account
The terms prohibit bots, scripts, helpers and programs that read game memory. The app states that there's a Cheating Review Operation Team monitoring cheating. PokerNex publishes no ban figures. Regardless of host, only 5 accounts are allowed on a single device within 30 days. Also you cannot play a ring game or tournament (10 or fewer registered) with others in your household or sharing your IP address. The host can view player locations (if they have a gold VIP card).
Running the bot on PokerNex
No Windows client; on a PC you have only the web version of PokerNex. Our bot works in the Android app, an APK from pokernex.net, in LDPlayer on a PC running Windows 10 or higher. Each emulator has its own device model, proxy, and GPS position matching the proxy, and no two farm accounts sit at the same table.
On each account you have a country flag at the table (it's necessary to set the country according to the proxy/GPS of this account). Registration requires just a phone number or email. You don't have to use an invite code, but usually you will get it from your agent. The app caps a device at 5 accounts in 30 days, and we run one account per emulator profile anyway. Spread new accounts in a club over a few days (the host will see each new member). Before starting bots in a new club, our team will set up one account there to check table settings and union rules. When PokerNex updates its Android app, we'll send you a bot update for it.
For PokerNex agents and bankroll investors
PokerNex agents use the client's own downline screens showing rake and winnings for each person invited. If you are a PokerNex agent, or have seats in PokerNex clubs, we can work with bots for you on TurnKey PokerBotFarm. You give us access to clubs and deposit chips through your credit line; we create bots, rotate and monitor accounts, and provide support. If you know the owner, we coordinate ban protection with them before the first session.
Winnings and rakeback are divided separately, since the agent never receives the full rake. Usually we receive 70% of winnings and 50% of rakeback, settled once a week with a report for each club. Final details depend on the club, union and volume, and you can agree on them with our manager before starting.
For PokerNex club owners
A club on a small app lives on running tables, and on PokerNex it also depends on its union. With Poker Ecology we place AI accounts in your club to open tables and maintain them all day long. The games stay balanced and playable rather than tuned to win as much as possible. PokerBotRadar, embedded in it, will flag potential external bots or players who may be colluding.
There is no fixed price: we sum up the winnings and your rake and we share the total, usually 50/50 or 60/40 in our favor, sometimes 40/60, depending on the club and volume. If you have the players for your club and the issue is the union, we can help you set up a union of your own. You negotiate the terms with our manager before the start.
PokerNex vs other club apps
| App | Traffic | Player pool | Antibot | Geo | HUD & tools |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PokerNex | Low | Mostly weak players | Partial | Some restrictions | Fully prohibited |
| 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 PokerNex bot users say
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