Building a Poker Bot Farm on ClubGG: Setup, Scaling, and Bankroll Math
Running a single AI-assisted table on ClubGG is profitable. Running six simultaneously turns that profit into a scalable operation. This guide covers the practical steps to build a poker bot farm — from hardware requirements to fuel economics and the bankroll math that determines how fast you can scale.
Hardware and Emulator Setup
Each ClubGG table runs inside its own LDPlayer emulator instance. The minimum viable spec per instance is two CPU cores and 3 GB RAM at 720x1280 resolution with the frame rate capped at 20 FPS. For a six-table farm, you need a machine with at least a 12-core processor and 20 GB of available RAM — a mid-range desktop or a dedicated VPS handles this comfortably. Each emulator should have a unique randomized device model and IMEI to simulate separate physical devices. Root permissions must be enabled for the auto-clicker module to function.
Account and Club Management
Each emulator instance runs its own ClubGG account. We recommend registering accounts with separate phone numbers or email addresses and joining different clubs from each account to diversify your table selection. This approach reduces the risk of playing against yourself and spreads your volume across multiple player pools. Keep a simple spreadsheet tracking which account belongs to which club, the stake level, and daily session results. Organization becomes critical once you pass three tables — without it, you lose track of which accounts need fuel, which clubs have active games, and where your bankroll is allocated.
Fuel Costs and Profitability
ClubGG Poker AI uses a fuel-based pricing model where consumption scales with your stake level. At NL100 (limit group C25), the cost is approximately $0.90 per 100 hands. A single table generates roughly 60 to 80 hands per hour, so your hourly fuel cost at NL100 is around $0.55 per table. With six tables running simultaneously, total fuel cost is about $3.30 per hour. If your average win rate with AI assistance is 6.8 bb/100 at NL100 — that translates to roughly $8.16 per hour per table before fuel, or $48.96 across six tables. After subtracting $3.30 in fuel, your net hourly profit is approximately $45.66. Over a 6-hour session, that is $274 in expected value — before variance.
Bankroll Requirements
Multi-tabling amplifies both win rate and variance. Standard bankroll management for AI-assisted play at NL100 is 30 buy-ins per active table. For a six-table farm, that means 180 buy-ins — $18,000 at NL100. This buffer absorbs the downswings that inevitably come with higher volume. Starting with fewer tables and scaling up as your bankroll grows is the safest approach: begin with two tables at 60 buy-ins total, then add a table each time your bankroll grows by 30 buy-ins. Most users reach full six-table capacity within 60 to 90 days of consistent play.