X-Poker: identify the app before the club

The reviewed Apple record identifies X-Poker — Holdem, Omaha, OFC, seller Future Entertainment Ltd., app ID 1534470447. Use those identifiers to check an invitation or download before entering a club number.

The public X-Poker home page showed App Store, Android and “DOWNLOAD FOR Windows” options on October 10, 2026. Windows is a published download route, not a DPH compatibility or installation result. It does not establish a native Mac client.

For example, a PokerBROS invitation and an X-Poker sign-in screen are a product mismatch. Ask the inviter which app and club they mean; a similar interface does not establish shared accounts. If the invitation is for X-Poker, recover the original X-Poker sign-in rather than applying PokerBROS reset steps.

For a Mac decision, distinguish an Apple listing’s device requirements from a third-party PlayCover report. The report cannot establish official Mac support. The details page gives a report checklist for a location-request failure without treating a historical workaround as a current fix.

Use the exact club’s app and public identity. DPH has not confirmed one current club-entry sequence for every X-Poker club. A submitted request, accepted membership and occupied seat are different states.

Already have a PokerBROS account? Do not assume that login is your X-Poker account. Use recovery instructions for the exact X-Poker product and sign-in method you already used, rather than PokerBROS reset steps. A club contact does not need your password or one-time code to identify the club. DPH has not established shared logins or account transfer between the two products.

The listing names Hold’em, Omaha and OFC. That is app-level information, not a verified schedule for a named club. Check the specific card count, game rules, units and time.

No cash service or virtual-item exchange is established by a product name or feature list. A separate club’s claims need its own current terms. DPH does not supply a payment or recovery guarantee.

The GLI certificate linked from X-Poker’s official site names Pony Technology Co., Limited and links back to x-poker.net. It lists a random-number generator (RNG) PASS dated August 21, 2020 and certificate validity through September 30, 2027. DPH read this lab page on October 10, 2026; it is not evidence of a new test on that date.

The public certificate does not identify a current X-Poker app build or show the detailed evaluation report. The Apple listing separately names Future Entertainment Ltd. as seller; these sources do not establish the relationship between the two companies. The certificate’s disclaimer also excludes endorsement or a performance warranty.

This result concerns the listed RNG. It does not assess every club’s players, bot detection, collusion or account recovery. DPH has not performed an independent X-Poker gameplay or security test. For a specific concern, identify the app version, club and hand before using the developer support route in the Apple listing.