The short answer
Suprema Poker is a Brazil-based publisher with its own Club and League ecosystem; ClubGG is a separate product with its own Clubs and Unions. Suprema's publisher site identifies a Brazilian company and publishes Portuguese and English pages. Its Brazilian Apple listing names Hold'em, Omaha and Open-Face Chinese poker (OFC). ClubGG's Club tournament help documents NLH, PLO and 6+, and its Union page describes affiliated Club administration.
The older page treated regional traffic, bomb pots, double-board PLO and a blanket HUD prohibition as settled comparative facts. The current first-party sources checked here do not support that full set of assertions. A publisher feature list, event advertisement or download page cannot establish what is available to you in a particular Club.
Side-by-side, with source limits
The rows compare documented public information. They do not rank Club quality, event outcomes, country eligibility or current player traffic.
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| Compare | ClubGG | Suprema Poker |
|---|---|---|
| Publisher context | ClubGG publishes a separate international app and Club/Union documentation. | Suprema's official site identifies a Brazil-based publisher and provides Portuguese and English pages. |
| Mobile access | Official About lists iOS and Android. | Publisher listings exist in the Brazilian Apple App Store and Google Play. |
| Windows evidence | Official About lists Windows. | No equivalent current publisher Windows-client offer was established in this review; this is not proof of absence. |
| Named poker games | Club MTT settings name NLH, PLO and 6+, including four-to-six-card PLO options. | Publisher's Apple description names Texas Hold'em, Omaha and Open-Face Chinese poker. |
| Club structure | Current Union page describes affiliated Clubs and shared management. | Publisher describes Clubs and a League; its site says certain Club, agent and home-game roles require 2FA. |
| Outside software | Official Smart HUD documents built-in statistics; a named external tool needs its own ruling. | Community Rules restrict unauthorized software that modifies or collects service data. |
| Event evidence | Club MTT settings describe configurable events, not a current named-Club calendar. | Publisher site advertises online series and a separate live tour; schedules change and are not ranked here. |
Brazilian roots are not a traffic ranking
Suprema's English official site gives a Sorocaba, São Paulo address and identifies Suprema Promoção de Eventos Ltda. Its Portuguese home and English version make the Brazilian business and language context clear. The site also claims a wider international presence, but we did not independently audit country-by-country access, active Clubs or its self-reported scale.
ClubGG publishes its own global product description. A reader should not interpret different headquarters, languages or marketing claims as proof that either app has better traffic, safer Clubs, faster support or guaranteed availability in their location.
Games and devices: compare exact evidence
The Suprema publisher's Brazilian Apple listing names Texas Hold'em, Omaha and OFC, private Club creation and table customization; Google Play lists its Android app. ClubGG's MTT settings name NLH, PLO and 6+ with four-to-six-card PLO choices. These are differently scoped descriptions; neither is a complete list of live Club tables.
ClubGG About lists iOS, Android and Windows. Suprema's reviewed store listings establish iPhone/iPad and Android routes, but this review did not establish an equivalent current Windows download offer. That is not proof that none exists. We did not install either client or test OS compatibility. Bomb pots and double-board PLO were removed as Suprema differentiators because the first-party sources used here do not establish them.
Club, League and event scope
ClubGG's Union page describes affiliation and shared administration, while its Club MTT help describes configuration—not a fixed calendar for every Club. Suprema's publisher site describes Clubs and a League, advertises online series and a separate live tour, and states that Club owners, agents, subagents and home-game operators must use two-factor authentication. That statement is role-specific; it is not a tested account flow or a claim about every player.
An advertised event should be checked against the current official schedule, terms, Club access and location requirements before relying on it. This comparison does not republish changing amounts or turn promotional event copy into an outcome guarantee.
Outside software: do not infer a universal rule
ClubGG's Smart HUD page documents in-app statistics, including in Club Games; it does not itself decide the status of every external tracker. Suprema's Community Rules prohibit unauthorized software that modifies or interferes with the service or accesses, intercepts or collects service data. Those rules are more precise than the old page's unqualified assertion that all third-party HUDs are prohibited identically on both apps.
Do not treat lack of a tool-specific statement here as permission. Ask the relevant platform about the exact software and version before use, and distinguish a platform feature from an outside program.
How to make the comparison useful
- Identify your format and section. OFC, NLH, each PLO card count and a Club event may have different rules.
- Verify the actual Club. A publisher listing does not show today's tables, administrators or entry conditions.
- Check your device and location. Follow a current official installation path and review the relevant terms; an app-store page does not establish personal eligibility.
- Keep events separate. Recheck schedules and participation terms rather than relying on an undated guarantee.
- Ask about outside tools. An in-app statistics feature cannot authorize third-party software.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Suprema Poker only for Brazil?
Its publisher and public Portuguese-language site are based in Brazil, and an English site is also available. Its own claims of international reach are not independently audited here; we cannot determine access for a particular reader or rank regional traffic.
Does Suprema publish OFC?
Yes. Its publisher's Brazilian Apple listing names Open-Face Chinese poker. That listing does not prove that a table is currently running in a specific Club.
What about bomb pots and double-board PLO?
An older version of this comparison presented those as established Suprema differentiators. The current first-party sources selected for this review do not establish them, so this page no longer uses them to recommend one app over the other.
Are external HUDs banned on both apps?
Do not rely on a blanket statement about every tool. ClubGG documents its built-in Smart HUD; Suprema's Community Rules restrict unauthorized third-party software that interferes with or collects service data. Ask each platform about the exact outside tool before use.
Is this a comparison of prizes or guaranteed returns?
No. Suprema's publisher advertises event schedules, but this guide does not audit a live event, guarantee, reward, traffic level or personal eligibility. ClubGG Club games and its separate product sections must not be merged into one promise.
Sources and review limits
Public primary sources checked 26 September 2026. The official Suprema site makes marketing claims about its reach; we cite the publisher identity, structure and described events without independently endorsing its scale or guarantees. Its Community Rules page still names a different legal entity in its opening text than the current official-site footer and store publisher. We cite the published behavior/branding text, but do not treat that page as a verified current contract or resolve the corporate history.
- ClubGG About, Unions and Club MTT settings — device paths, Club structure and documented game settings.
- ClubGG Smart HUD and Media Guideline — built-in statistics and mandatory product disclosure.
- Suprema official English site — publisher/Club/League/event statements; Brazilian Apple listing and Google Play listing — published mobile routes and games.
- Suprema Community Rules — unauthorized software and branding/financial-attribution limits.
We did not install either app, enter an account, inspect a live Club or event, test a tool, audit publisher statistics, verify an award or decide legal eligibility. Different publisher sources can change and should be read in their current product context.