ClubGG Availability by Region, and Legal Notes

As of 30 October 2026, ClubGG is on the App Store in Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore and Japan, but not in mainland China or South Korea. Its terms also exclude a list of US states and other regions. Being able to download the app and being allowed to play are two different questions.

Updated: 2026-10-30 · club-gg.cn editors

Where the app is listed

Results checked on 30 October 2026. Every storefront that lists ClubGG shows English only. The Google Play page opened with Taiwan, Hong Kong and Malaysia settings, but we didn't test whether it actually installs there. Other countries weren't checked.

What the Terms of Service say

ClubGG's terms are written around the United States. The key points of §10:

• Age: 18+, or the legal age where you live if that's higher.
• US players: a US citizen or resident alien with a US address, physically in the US, in a state where taking part isn't restricted.
• Named prohibited jurisdictions (the list “include[s], but [is] not limited to”): the US states of Connecticut, Georgia, Hawaii, Michigan, Minnesota, Mississippi, Montana, Oklahoma, South Carolina, South Dakota, Washington, New York, New Jersey and Louisiana; Quebec in Canada; and New South Wales, Northern Territory, South Australia and the ACT in Australia.
• Embargoed countries: residents of US-embargoed countries or state sponsors of terrorism can't use it.
• Outside the US: the company makes no representation that the software is appropriate or available elsewhere, and access from other places is at your own risk.
• Geo-filtering: ClubGG says it has filtering systems to limit access from known ineligible jurisdictions.

Legal notes by region

Mainland China

ClubGG isn't on the mainland China App Store. Taking part in or organising online gambling is illegal in mainland China. ClubGG itself only offers play money with no cash value, but any club arrangement that swaps chips for money can expose participants to legal liability, with no protection for their funds.

Taiwan

According to law-firm commentary, Criminal Code Art. 266 was amended with effect from 14 January 2022 to cover online gambling, with a maximum fine of NT$50,000 and an exception for items of “temporary amusement”. Pure play-money use isn't gambling; clubs that cash out chips could well be.

Singapore

The Gambling Control Act came into force on 1 August 2022. Virtual items with no real-world value aren't treated as gambling; social gambling has only a narrow home-based exemption, and officials said online social gambling would be hard to exempt.

Hong Kong and Malaysia

We haven't verified the specific rules on social or club poker in either place and won't draw conclusions. Go by local law and professional advice.

Other things to know

• English-only chat: §8 of the terms requires English in table chat during play (trivial exceptions aside).
• Interface language: store listings show English only, and ClubGG hasn't published whether the client offers other languages.
• Real money: the platform is free play only; for the risks of private club deals see Is ClubGG real money? and ClubGG safety and scams.

If ClubGG is allowed where you are, see the download guide; for tips on keeping play healthy, see responsible gaming.

club-gg.cn is an independent guide, not the official ClubGG website, and is not affiliated with ClubGG or the GGPoker group. Downloads, sign-up and play all happen in the official ClubGG app. Online poker is restricted or illegal in some countries — check your local law first.