Massiv Union on ClubGG — Deep Relationship and Formats

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Deep Poker’s relationship with Massiv Union

Deep Poker says it has worked with Massiv Union under the title SuperAgent since 2024, providing Agent services to players.

This relationship does not mean that Deep Poker operates the entire Union or represents ClubGG. Club responsibilities and ClubGG’s own software and account support remain separate.

SuperAgent is the relationship title supplied by Deep Poker. It does not establish a Union-wide permission set or verify an assignment to the separately documented in-app Super Agent role.

Relationship information supplied by Deep Poker, 24 September 2026; not independently verified in the app.

Brand artwork supplied by Deep Poker; branding is not proof of a role or platform endorsement.

BSB Massiv is a reported member Club and a useful locating record. Its identifier does not certify Deep Poker’s exact in-app assignment. Read the BSB Massiv Club identity record.

The owner’s Union-related title should not be treated as an automatic grant of the Club permissions defined in the ClubGG Roles guide.

The dated Union record

Two third-party listings described a broad format range when reviewed on 31 August 2026. They are useful for understanding the game labels associated with Massiv, but do not establish which games, schedules, or member Clubs are active now.

Reported community: US-focused, with international member Clubs reported
Formats in the August source record: NLH, PLO4, PLO5, PLO6, Short Deck, Tournaments

Understand the reported formats

Hold’em, Omaha, Short Deck, and tournaments

The reviewed listings include No-Limit Hold’em, four-, five-, and six-card Omaha, Short Deck, and tournaments. Those names matter because each changes the rules a player needs to know; the list does not promise a table in any particular Club today.

Omaha variants require exactly two hole cards and three community cards in the final hand. Extra hole cards create more possible two-card selections. Short Deck removes cards below six and may use a different hand-ranking table, so read that table’s rules before carrying over standard Hold’em assumptions.

Bomb pots and two-board hands

Older coverage also mentioned bomb pots, double boards, and participation settings. These are table configurations, not permanent features of every Massiv Club.

In a bomb pot, play generally moves directly to the flop without the usual preflop decision round. A double-board hand deals two community boards and follows the table’s stated rules for awarding the result. The two settings can be used together or separately.

Read the current table description before joining a hand.
Confirm the hand-ranking table for Short Deck.
Treat special rounds and participation settings as changeable Club or Union configurations.

A Club and a Union answer different questions

A Union can connect member Clubs to shared games. A particular Club still has its own identity and membership process. A Union name does not tell a reader which Club will receive an in-app request.

ClubGG supplies the software and its own product support. The owner-confirmed Deep Poker relationship described above is a separate statement about Deep Poker’s activity; it does not turn Deep Poker into ClubGG support or certify a current format listing.

Before relying on a listing

Compare the exact Club and Union names shown in the app with the identity record you intended to use.
Check current formats, special table rules, and schedules in the live lobby.
Ask the responsible Club administrator about its current membership process.
Keep the August format record separate from the September owner confirmation of Deep Poker’s role.

If BSB Massiv is the destination you intended, compare its displayed Club name before submitting any request. The app steps are explained in the general membership guide.

Sources and review dates

The two August directories agree on Massiv’s broad game mix. Neither provides a live table count, a current schedule, or independent verification of Deep Poker’s relationship. ClubGG’s own Union documentation explains shared-game tools, not this specific Union’s status.

Public directory source 1 (retained in the internal research record) — reviewed 31 August 2026.
Public directory source 2 (retained in the internal research record) — reviewed 31 August 2026.

If the Massiv format record no longer matches a documented current table, include the observation date when you send a correction.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is Massiv Union?

Third-party directory material reviewed on 31 August 2026 describes Massiv as a US-focused ClubGG Union with member Clubs. That is a dated description, not a current lobby or ClubGG approval claim.

What is Deep Poker’s relationship with Massiv?

Deep Poker’s owner says Deep has served Massiv players as an Agent under the title SuperAgent since 2024. The statement was confirmed on 24 September 2026. It does not establish an appointment from ClubGG or a current in-app permission set.

Does the BSB Massiv Club record prove Deep’s in-app role?

No. BSB Massiv is a related Club identity record. Its name and Club ID can help locate a destination, but they do not reveal who holds a role or what access that person has. Deep’s Massiv relationship is a separate owner statement.

Which poker formats were reported for Massiv?

The August 2026 directory record lists NLH, PLO4, PLO5, PLO6, Short Deck, and tournaments. A current session depends on the live ClubGG lobby and the relevant Club’s table rules.

Are bomb pots and double boards the same setting?

No. A bomb pot skips the ordinary preflop decision round; a double-board hand uses two sets of community cards. A table may use either or both. Check its live rules for how the hand is played and awarded.