QQPoker (QQPK) Bot for an Asian Public Lobby

QQPK and QQPoker: one room under two names

QQPoker and QQPK are the same room/app with the same players. It's operated by QQPOKER Technology Limited (BVI-registered, Anjouan-licensed) and launched in Asia at the end of 2024. They sponsored the first Triton ONE festival in Jeju in 2025. The official site is qqpk.com, while qqpoker.com is a lookalike download site, not the operator's, so don't use it.

We have supported QQPK since 2026. The bot plays No-Limit Hold'em and Pot-Limit Omaha from the same screen you see and decides each hand mathematically, with the same quality in the 5th hour of play as in the 1st hour.

A public lobby, mostly Asian, mostly micro stakes

Unlike the club apps we support, QQPK has a single public lobby. You register directly with it, make deposits to your account, and play at whatever table you like, while white-label partners send players to the same lobby via the QQPK network.

According to October 2026 SharkScope statistics, QQPK had an average of 650 cash players online. The network's rank out of 30 was 8th, significantly smaller than the top sites but higher than most club apps. Most players are from Asia: tournament and promotion times on the site are in UTC+8, and the room's ambassadors are from Thailand, Hong Kong, Malaysia and India.

The traffic sits at low stakes. A reviewer counted seats in June 2026 and found about 85 people at $0.01/$0.02 and 88 at $0.05/$0.10, but only 17 at $1/$2 and a handful of seats above that. That leaves the bot three choices:

• Stakes: micro- and low-stakes NLH is where the volume is. For PLO, check the lobby during your playing times before you plan volume.
• Time: the Asian evening, when the cash tables are fullest.
• Rakeback: On review sites, NLH rake is 4% after the flop. QQPK new-player rakeback is 10% and can go up to 60%. Rakeback is part of the result for a bot because it plays a lot of hands.

Cashier, KYC and the confiscation clause

QQPK has a regular cashier, with no agent between you and your balance. The terms add conditions that matter for a bot account:

• deposits can only be made from your own card/account; withdrawals are always returned to the deposit method;
• deposited money has to be wagered before you can withdraw it;
• the withdrawal limit is $10,000 per month if your balance is above 10x your total deposits, or $20,000 if not;
• KYC depends on risk: a new account must be tied to your phone and email, but a suspicious transaction on your QQPK account or a withdrawal could mean that they ask for a photo ID and a selfie with the photo ID

Read the last item together with the security policy. If QQPK determines that your account violates the rules, it can seize the poker balance, the main wallet balance and any pending withdrawal, with the final decision by the security team. Withdraw your winnings regularly instead of letting them accumulate. Only operate an account whose owner can be verified.

What QQPK bans, in writing and in the app

QQPK is one of the strictest rooms we work with, and it makes no secret of it: everything is listed in its security policy, revised in February 2026. A bot is defined as AI or any type of tool that makes decisions for you automatically. The penalty is a permanent ban and confiscation. They reserve the right to scan your device for files and compare files with known automated software. They ban emulators "of any kind" (including VirtualBox, VMware, Nox, BlueStacks, MEmu), along with HUDs, solvers, remote access, and VPNs or proxies used to mask your location. The terms allow one account per person, including accounts run by third parties on your behalf, and multi-accounting is a separate offence.

On the Android client side, they have an anti-cheat SDK from NetEase, a GeeTest slider CAPTCHA, emulator detection code, and an identity verification module. They also impose limitations on the number of accounts allowed to be registered from the same device or IP.

October 2026: the sweep, and why QQPK still pays

The room showed in October that it acts on its rules:

• October 9: players published an analysis of tournament hands that flagged 2,587 accounts;
• October 10: QQPK restricted withdrawals for those accounts;
• October 13: 724 accounts were banned;
• October 15: 893 in total were banned, and the $64,627 seized went into a $300k fund to compensate tournament players who sat with them.

An independent analyst put the number much higher, at around 12,000 bots. QQPK said that it's really a syndicate, and their accounts were sharing hole cards.

Despite these anti-bot measures, QQPK remains profitable for us and is one of our workhorses.

Setting up QQPK accounts

QQPK has Windows, Mac and iPhone clients, but the Android app isn't on Google Play: it's an APK you download from qqpk.com. The bot runs through this app on LDPlayer on Windows 10 or later. The current Android version supports only ARM CPUs, so LDPlayer runs it through ARM translation; our team sets up the emulator for you. QQPK also publishes its own emulator build, an old one from 2024, even though its rules ban emulators.

For each account, you must have a separate emulator profile, a separate phone number, and a separate IP; the location needs to match the IP and documents. QQPK blocks new registrations when you hit a limit for a device or IP. You need to bind your phone number before you need a withdrawal, and you need to use the same owner details for sign-up and KYC. Do not sit two of your accounts at the same table. We release a bot update whenever QQPK releases an update for their Android app.