PokerBROS unions: Diamond, Paradise, RGS and Panamericana reports

A club controls its membership and games. A union is a network relationship between clubs. Similar table lists alone do not establish that two clubs belong to the same network, and the reviewed sources do not describe a universal player application to a union.

The Poker Agent reported December 21, 2025 as Diamond’s last active day. BSB Poker and PlayPokerBros still used active Diamond wording in the September 15, 2026 source review. DPH has no current first-party roster that resolves this conflict. The three claims remain attributed below.

PokerBROS Diamonds are virtual items. Holding them does not establish membership in the Diamond union.

The Poker Agent article reviewed on September 15, 2026 reported that RGS and Panamericana were absorbed into Paradise on PokerBROS. It does not provide a current first-party roster or instructions for moving a particular player account.

Reports about Paradise on ClubGG concern a different app. Rechecked on October 14, 2026, the two linked ClubGG reports now agree on a November 2025 closure announcement. They do not independently establish completion or current operation, and neither settles the status of Paradise on PokerBROS.

The Paradise report describes RGS being absorbed into Paradise. Preserve an old RGS reference with the club’s app and public ID when comparing it with a later notice. The report does not establish that an individual club changed its ID, that a new account is required or that balances moved.

The same report describes Panamericana’s absorption into Paradise. A club still using the Panamericana name needs its own dated identity record. The report does not identify every present club using that label or supply a current joining number.

DPH has not established a current operator, roster or joining process for Korean Union / Panda, Stars and Stripes, Pacific, Sapphire, POD, Titanium, El Patron, Latin Cracks or UK Union / Poker Lounge. A name alone does not confirm an affiliation, language, timezone or available game.

Ask the named club for its app, public Club ID and dated affiliation notice. Keep that club identity separate from a network label; an unsupported name match is not evidence that a club closed.