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Club-Based App

Suprema Poker

Recreational-Heavy Brazil / LatAm
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 →

Suprema Poker launched in 2021, built by Brazilian club owners who'd previously run their games on PPPoker and wanted their own dedicated app. It kept the same club-based structure — independent clubs, each run by its own agent — but with noticeably updated graphics and a smoother client than the app it grew out of.

The player base is overwhelmingly Brazilian and Latin American, and skews heavily recreational, which is the main reason people seek it out. You can run up to four tables at once from a single account, covering Hold'em, PLO, short deck, Spins, and MTTs.

Standard rake sits around 5% capped at 3 big blinds on both NLHE and PLO, though as with any club-based app, individual club owners have full control over what they actually charge. Third-party HUDs aren't natively supported — you'll need a converter to get one running.

Suprema Poker app screenshot

Suprema Poker — table view

Deposits & Withdrawals

  • Transactions run through your club's agent, not a direct app cashier
  • Deposit/withdrawal speed and methods depend on the agent you're playing under

Rake & Rakeback

  • Rake generally around 5%, capped at 3 big blinds — varies by club
  • Rakeback deals commonly run 45%–50% through a good agent
+ 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

  • No app-wide bonus program — promotions vary by club

Support

  • Support is handled by your club's agent rather than centrally

From My Own Play

Suprema is a Brazilian app, so the best action follows Brazilian evenings. Brazil's clock works in your favour if you're in Europe: Brasília is only four to five hours behind Central Europe — compared with six to ten hours for North America — so a European evening session still overlaps the start of Brazil's peak.

Outside peak hours there's still action. Up to NL200 you'll never struggle to find a table; above that, games run, just not all day.

If you want soft Brazilian traffic with a proper rakeback deal behind it, get in touch.