Asian Mobile Room

QQPK

Recreational-Heavy Asia

New to rakeback? Here's what this means for you

You're already paying a small fee (called rake) every hand you play, whether you notice it or not. Signing up through the link below gets a portion of that paid back to you — same games, same odds, just less left on the table. Read the full explainer →

QQPK (also known as QQPoker) is a mobile-first Asian poker room that's built its brand partly through partnerships with local offline events, including ties to the Triton brand. That offline presence feeds a noticeably softer, more casual player pool than you'll find on most established international sites.

Peak hours regularly see over 1,000 players active in cash games, including Zoom-style fast tables, which is solid traffic for a room still building its international reputation. Deposits and withdrawals run through USDT (TRC20/ERC20) with close to zero fees.

The loyalty structure works on a cashback model that functions similarly to rakeback, topping out at around 60% for the most active players. It doesn't hold a major international gaming license yet, which is worth knowing going in, but for softer, Asia-facing traffic it's one of the stronger options in this category.

📷 Software screenshots coming soon — check back for a look at the client.

Deposits & Withdrawals

✓ USDT deposits and withdrawals (TRC20/ERC20) with near-zero fees
✓ SSL encryption and ID verification on the platform

Rake & Rakeback

✓ Cashback-style loyalty program functioning as rakeback, up to around 60% for top-tier players

★ + Additional VIP rakeback from TableFinder — on top of this room's own rakeback, players who sign up through me get extra negotiated rakeback that isn't available by joining directly.

Promotions

✓ Partnered promotions tied to offline events including the Triton brand

Support

✓ In-app support; no major international gaming license at this stage

From My Own Play

I like playing here — lots of players from Asia. You can't run a normal HUD; there's a small built-in stats popup when you click on a player, but it unfortunately only shows stats for the current session, so it can be hard to know how loose someone really is at a glance. What I do instead is keep my own notes on players I've seen put in a lot of hands, so I already know their tendencies the next time I sit with them.