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If you play poker online in a PokerBros club, you've probably been asked which union your club is in. If you already know the answer to this question, this post may not be for you. But if you aren't sure which union you play in or even what a union on PokerBros is at all, read on and everything will be explained!

If you are looking for information about a particular union, jump to our list of most popular PokerBros Unions.

What is a Union on PokerBros?

A PokerBros union is a group of two or more clubs that share player pools with each other. This mean that the players from all the clubs in a union can play against each other, both in tournaments and at ring game tables.

Why would any club want to be in a union? Because with a larger player pool, the union can run more games than any individual club could run on their own. This gives every clubs' players more opportunities to play than they would have if the clubs each ran individually.

For example, say Club A has 100 players and can run games three nights a week. And Club B has 150 players and can run games four nights a week. If these two clubs formed a union they would have enough traffic to run games seven nights a week. Then their players could play any night they want instead of only when their individual club decides to run games.

PokerBros currently allows up to 75 clubs per union. So it is important to realize that your agent or club manager may not know all the players at your tables when you are playing.

The individual clubs within a union usually have no or little control over the games offered in that union. Typically a union will employ a table manager. The manager is responsible for deciding which games and tourneys are offered and for maintaining the tables. Clubs can often make suggestions or requests through the table manager but there is no gaurantee they will be approved.

How do I know if I'm playing in a Union?

It can be a little difficult to tell if the club you are playing in is a member of a union and if so, which union. You can always ask your agent or club manager but there is an easier way. Just open any ring game table in your club's lobby and look at the text in the center of the table:

PokerBros Union Text Screen Shot

The union name (if the club is in a union) is next to the table name in paraenthesis. For example, the table in the screen shot above was running in the Diamond Union.

Something to be aware of is that two clubs who are members of the same union will have identical game lobbies. You will see your club's icon and banner but the tables offered will look exactly the same for any club in that union. You may have noticed this if you have ever joined a new club only to find they offered the exact same games as your previous club.

If you are wondering why you would play in one club over another club when both clubs are in the same union, that issue is covered in our PokerBros app guide.

How do I play in a particular PokerBros Union?

There is no way to play directly in an a Union. You must play through a club that is a member of the Union. If you are already playing in a club, you can ask your agent or club manager which union the club is in or you can check for yourself as explained above.

If you are interested in playing in a particular union, try searching for it by name on Google or social media. You will definitely get some options this way, just remember to exercise caution when playing in a new club you find online!

What are the most popular PokerBros Unions?

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    Diamond Union

    The Diamond Union is the first major union ever formed on the PokerBros app and it's currently the largest. They have the most ring game traffic of any union, nearly doubling the traffic of the second-largest union.

    The Diamond Union has the reputation of having the softest games and the most recreational traffic of all the major unions on PokerBros.

    The Diamond Union administration maintains a high-quality standard for all the clubs they accept into the union. Accordingly, there have been very problems with any clubs in the Diamond Union.

    Key Facts:  Most tables in the Diamond Union don't allow emulators. The Diamond Union is the only union with exlusive multi-table tournaments - the other unions all share action with other unions for their large tournaments.

    Games
    Ring Games

    Texas Hold'Em: Stakes from 0.10/0.20 to 10/20; most tables offer insurance; some pineapple tables; some double-board tables; no bomb pot tables

    Omaha: Stakes from 0.10/0.20 to 5/10 for 4 and 5 card, from 0.20/0.40 to 2/4 for 6 card; some double-board tables; no bomb pot tables

    Multi-Table Tournaments

    Daily tournaments ranging from 1 to 100 buy-in

    The Diamond Union run several Diamond Series of Poker every year, which include 10-20 events with total prize pools of 1M or more

    Sit-N-Go and Spin-N-Go

    Sit-N-Goes run 24/7 with buy-ins ranging from 10-250, including heads-up

    Spin-N-Goes have buy-ins ranging from 1-100

    Open Face Chinese

    Regular, Progressive, Ultimate and Joker variations in stakes ranging from 0.10 to 10

Top 25 Diamond Union Clubs
  1. The North
  2. Fish Tank
  3. BSB Poker 2
  4. JACKS UP
  5. Absolute808
  6. JustPoker Lounge
  7. Elite Poker
  8. kings of the six
  9. High Society
  10. Little Giants
  11. 1 x 6
  12. Fish Tank 2
  13. Olympus
  14. KGB Poker Room
  15. Suckout City
  16. Winner's Circle
  17. Robby's Room
  18. Button Clickers
  19. Big Chip
  20. GoldStars
  21. ATC Poker Club
  22. Under The Gun
  23. Tombstone Poker
  24. JE Dynasty
  25. Fat Stacks
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    Panamericana Union

    The Panamericana Union is the second-largest PokerBros union. They have been running since 2019 and have a very good reputation. They offer the highest stakes games of any union.

    Key Facts:  Emulators are allowed at almost all tables in the Panamericna Union. All of their major tournaments are shared with other unions.

    Games
    Ring Games

    Texas Hold'Em: Stakes from 0.05/0.10 to 25/50; insurance is not offered at hold'em tables; some pineapple tables; some double-board tables and some bomb pot tables

    Omaha: Stakes from 0.05/0.10 to 25/50 for 4, 5 and 6 card; some double-board and some bomb pot tables

    Multi-Table Tournaments

    Daily tournaments ranging from 1 to 250 buy-in

    Every Sunday there is a 100K guaranteed cross-union tourney for 500 buy-in

    Sit-N-Go and Spin-N-Go

    Sit-N-Goes run 24/7 with buy-ins ranging from 10-100, including heads-up

    Spin-N-Goes have buy-ins ranging from 1-100

    Open Face Chinese

    Regular, Progressive, Ultimate and joker variations in stakes ranging from 0.10 to 5

Top 25 Panamericana Union Clubs
  1. CLUB PANAM
  2. Bluff my rent
  3. Chicos Club
  4. RiverShark
  5. Gutshotbkk
  6. BSB Poker
  7. PANAM LATAM
  8. SERENGETI
  9. poker geek
  10. BLAZING BROS
  11. Contingency Fun
  12. Davinci club
  13. Chikin Dinna
  14. NYC Poker Club
  15. On Fire
  16. JustPoker
  17. b2x Group
  18. Club Chaos!
  19. P5Poker Panam
  20. Fish Burger
  21. The Royal Mint
  22. Doyle's Legacy
  23. UNIBET PT
  24. MagoBros
  25. Emporium
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    RGS UniteD Union

    RGS United is a new union that started in 2020. They have a reputation for great games and great management.

    Key Facts:  Emulators are allowed at some tables in the RGS United Union.

    Games
    Ring Games

    Texas Hold'Em: Stakes from 0.05/0.10 to 10/20; insurance is not offered at hold'em tables; some pineapple tables; no double-board tables or bomb pot tables

    Omaha: Stakes from 0.05/0.10 to 10/20 for 4, 5 and 6 card; some double-board and some bomb pot tables; bigger PLO games are played 7-handed

    Multi-Table Tournaments

    Daily tournaments ranging from 3 to 250 buy-in

    Every Sunday there is a 100K guaranteed cross-union tourney for 500 buy-in

    Sit-N-Go and Spin-N-Go

    Limited Sit-N-Goes

    Spin-N-Goes have buy-ins ranging from 1-100

    Open Face Chinese

    Regular, Progressive, Ultimate and joker variations in stakes ranging from 0.10 to 20

Top 25 RGS Union Clubs
  1. RuN Good StreeTs
  2. 4th St
  3. FISHTANK RGS
  4. Angry Aces
  5. ALL-IN RGS
  6. Fear The River Poker
  7. On Fire II
  8. SeaWorld
  9. CCC ONLINE
  10. The Metropolitan
  11. Top SET Poker
  12. To the Moon!
  13. Aviation Poker
  14. Bluffcatcher
  15. PKR CLB
  16. Gambol!
  17. PNW Poker
  18. Throwing Chips
  19. Entourage Poker
  20. Poker_Knights
  21. Nile Online
  22. Swagger Bros
  23. Badonkadonk's Room
  24. ThePokerRoom
  25. VIP Room
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    Paradise Union

    Paradise is another newer union that started in 2020. They have mostly US players and peak times are evening hours in the US.

    Key Facts:  Emulators are allowed at some tables in the Paradise Union.

    Games
    Ring Games

    Texas Hold'Em: Stakes from 0.05/0.10 to 25/50 although higher stakes games don't run very often; insurance is not offered at hold'em tables; some pineapple tables; some crazy pineapple tables; some double-board and bomb pot tables

    Omaha: Stakes from 0.05/0.10 to 25/50 for 4, 5 and 6 card although higher stakes games don't run very often; some double-board and some bomb pot tables; bigger PLO games are played 7-handed

    Multi-Table Tournaments

    Daily tournaments ranging from 0 (freeroll) to 100 buy-in

    Cross-Union tourneys are shared with Diamond Union

    Sit-N-Go and Spin-N-Go

    Sit-N-Goes run 24/7 with buy-ins ranging from 10-250, including heads-up

    Spin-N-Goes have buy-ins ranging from 1-100

    Open Face Chinese

    Regular, Progressive, Ultimate and joker variations in stakes ranging from 0.10 to 5

Top 25 Paradise Union Clubs
  1. Paradise Club
  2. TvClub
  3. WhatARush
  4. Lions Fans
  5. Acez & Eightz
  6. Poker Cove
  7. C.R.E.A.M USD2
  8. Grinders Haven
  9. THE GOLD ROOM
  10. EL ORO POKER
  11. chuckygames
  12. Doctor Poker
  13. Da Garage
  14. Paradise Elite
  15. CheckPLZ
  16. Rolled Up Aces Club
  17. Kelp Club
  18. Club Caribbean
  19. WINNERS ONLY CLUB
  20. Hold'em PLO Club
  21. Poker Pandemic
  22. One Eyed Jack's
  23. GEOgraphy
  24. iNNParadise
  25. HULK SMASH