PokerShip Bot for a Young Club Network
A club app that launched at the end of 2025
PokerShip came out on Google Play on November 29, 2025, and on iPhone on Christmas Day. There's a Windows installer on their website alongside the Android APK. Agents were still posting launch announcements in late January 2026. The Android app is operated by Mad Pig Tech Limited in the Seychelles, with UTG Tech Limited on the App Store for the same app.
We added PokerShip in 2026, and the bot plays No-Limit Hold'em and Pot-Limit Omaha there. We checked the websites of every other bot seller we know. None covers PokerShip. In a young app, clubs and unions are still forming, and the regulars who switched from the larger apps haven't settled into patterns here yet.
Finding tables on a thin network
PokerShip doesn't have a public lobby. You get a club ID from an agent, apply, and wait for the owner or agent to approve you. Clubs belong to unions, and unions belong to super unions. A table in a well-connected club will tap into all of these.
The network is small. After almost a year the Android app shows 5K+ installs. One of the 1-star reviews says there was no one to play. The store description comes in Portuguese, Chinese, Japanese and Thai, which hints at the markets they are aiming for, but there is not a lot of activity in most clubs most nights.
Look for:
- Tables (NLH or PLO) playing at your stakes during the hours you intend to play. It doesn't matter that the club has a huge list of members.
- A long-standing union. The union boss can ban a club from the union's tables, and we've seen that done to a partner on another young app.
- Rake versus chip rate. The owner sets rake for each table, and the chip rate decides what a winning session is worth, so compare the two side by side.
Chips, Diamonds and the agent
On paper there is no real money on PokerShip at all. The terms describe a social game, ban selling virtual items for money and say the company does not condone any market between clubs and players. The app sells Diamonds through Apple and Google, and, according to one agent site, club owners spend them on club levels and extras.
The money moves around the app, not through it. The club's counter sends chips out and claims them back, the client keeps chip records for super agents, and cash changes hands with your agent. One union advertised 1 chip = $0.90; others set their own rate. Our clients also tell us the rules have tightened: at first a player could top up without an agent; now only through one.
If the agent runs away with your money, no one at PokerShip will help you out. Get the chip rate in writing, cash out often and keep your bankroll in more than one club.
The terms say nothing about bots. The client says more
PokerShip's terms of service don't mention bots, AI or third-party software at all. There's only a general clause against interfering with normal gameplay, plus the right to suspend any account at will. The GLI certificate on the home page (Nov 24 2025) is just for the random number generator.
The build we looked at (December 2025) contains:
- modules for a GPS step at table join and a nearby-player warning;
- a CAPTCHA module with three challenges: a slider puzzle, icon selection and a simple sum;
- emulator and root detection that names BlueStacks and MEmu and catches generic virtual-machine footprints.
The privacy policy also adds IP addresses, device IDs and even exact location to the list of data they collect. According to an agent-site review, the club or union turns on GPS and IP rules, which means two tables inside the same union can have many differences.
Running the bot on PokerShip
The bot uses the Android app, not the Windows client, so it requires LDPlayer on a Windows 10+ PC.
Each emulator has its own device model, proxy and a GPS location matching the proxy, and on GPS-checked tables accounts from the same farm sit apart.
PokerShip makes you confirm your email, so link a working one to each profile.
Add accounts to a club over multiple days. On an app this small the owner checks the new-member list, and five new accounts at once will be noticed.
We release a bot update for each update of the PokerShip Android app.
For PokerShip agents and bankroll investors
PokerShip's software includes a full agent layer: the chips leave the club counter and return when claimed, while superagents manage their own accounting. So if you're already an agent or superagent, or have seats in PokerShip clubs, we could run bots for you by using TurnKey PokerBotFarm. You provide access to the club and a chip deposit via your credit line and we set up bots, run and monitor accounts, and provide support. If you know the owner, we agree on ban protection with them before the first session.
Profits and rakeback are divided separately, because an agent never gets the whole rake. Usually 70% of profits and 50% of rakeback go to us, settled weekly with a report for each club. Precise conditions depend on the club, union and volume. Agree on them with our manager before starting.
For PokerShip club owners
PokerShip is short on players, not chips. In an app where most of the lobby is sleeping, a new player who finds not a single table in action leaves before you take a single cent of rake from them. Poker Ecology puts AI accounts into your club to create tables and keep them running all the time (balanced to be playable, not to win the most). Its built-in PokerBotRadar flags likely outside bots and colluding players.
There is no flat rate: we add up our winnings and your rake and split the total, usually 50/50 or 60/40 in our favor, rarely 40/60, depending on the club and the amount of action. You'll negotiate with our manager and agree on the terms before we go.
PokerShip vs other club apps
| App | Traffic | Player pool | Antibot | Geo | HUD & tools |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PokerShip | Low | Mixed field | Partial | Some 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 PokerShip bot users say
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