PPPoker Bot for Android and LDPlayer
PPPoker AI Software is a real-time poker bot for the PPPoker app. It reads the table, keeps a profile of 255+ parameters on every opponent and shows the highest-EV action on each street, from pre-flop to river. It runs on Android phones and inside the LDPlayer emulator on Windows, covers every PPPoker format including PLO5 and OFC, and charges per hand: $0.90 per 100 hands at NL $0.10/$0.20. New players get free trial fuel before they pay.
PPPoker AI Software in one paragraph
PPPoker AI Software is an assistant that attaches to the PPPoker app on Android and suggests the best move in every hand, using a GTO baseline, an exploit layer and 255+ tracked stats per opponent. It costs $0.90 per 100 hands at NL $0.10/$0.20 from a prepaid fuel balance, with no subscription. Install it, enable PPPoker in the app, ask support for trial fuel and sit at a supported table.
The assistant at a glance
- Platform: Android phones and the LDPlayer emulator on Windows. No iOS version and no native desktop client.
- Formats: NLH, PLO4, PLO5, PLO6, Short Deck (6+), MTT, SNG, All-in or Fold, heads-up and OFC.
- Opponent tracking: 255+ parameters per player, including VPIP, PFR, 3-bet, fold to 3-bet and fold to c-bet.
- Decision engine: GTO baseline plus an exploit layer that shifts advice when an opponent shows a leak.
- Price: $0.90 per 100 hands at NL $0.10/$0.20, taken from prepaid fuel. $1 buys 100 credits.
- Billing: no subscription, fuel never expires, packages from $50, bonus fuel on larger top-ups.
- Trial: free trial fuel for every new player, activated by support on Telegram.
- Autoclicker: optional one-tap execution of the suggested move; needs root inside the emulator.
How the assistant reads the table
The assistant runs on the same device as PPPoker and reads what is shown on the screen. It does not modify the PPPoker client and it does not touch the game servers, which is why it can only see what you see: your cards, the board, stacks, positions and actions.
On every street it calculates your equity against the ranges the remaining players are likely to hold, then weighs that equity against the pot odds you are being offered. That is the mathematical part. The second part is the model: a GTO baseline keeps your play balanced when the assistant knows little about the villain, and an exploit layer moves the recommendation as soon as the stats show a repeatable mistake, such as an opponent who folds to continuation bets far too often.
The output is a short prompt above the table: fold, call, or raise with a sizing, for example a pot-sized bet on the turn. You can press the button yourself, or let the optional autoclicker do it. The screenshot shows the prompt and the timer during a live hand.
Table selection: green, yellow, red
Before you sit down, the assistant rates every open table with a colour. Green means the seated players have profitable leaks in their profiles, yellow means a mixed lineup, red means the table is full of regulars whose stats show little to exploit. The rating is built from the same 255+ parameters the assistant uses at the table, so it improves as you play more hands in a club or union.
Table selection is where most of the edge on PPPoker comes from. Club pools change from union to union and from hour to hour; a table that was soft in the evening can be a reg fest in the morning. Picking the seat by data instead of by guesswork saves fuel and keeps the win rate stable. The counters in the screenshot, hands played this session and total hands on the profile, tell you how much data the rating is based on.
Opponent profiles with 255+ parameters
Every player you meet gets a profile that grows with each hand. The core numbers are the ones a HUD user would expect: VPIP, PFR, 3-bet, fold to 3-bet, c-bet and fold to c-bet, plus showdown tendencies and positional splits. The assistant reads these numbers itself when it builds a recommendation, so you do not need to interpret a stat panel in the middle of a hand.
The profile is what makes the exploit layer possible. Against a player who calls with any pair and never folds to a river bet, the advice shifts toward value and away from bluffs; against a player who folds to 3-bets far more often than a balanced range would, the advice widens your 3-betting range. If you want to understand the numbers yourself, the PPPoker HUD guide explains what each stat measures and how large a sample it needs.
Why PPPoker is a good fit for a poker bot
PPPoker is a club-based poker app launched in 2016 and published by AceKing Tech Limited. It has official clients for Android, iOS and Windows, arrived on Steam on 17 June 2026, and its Google Play listing shows 1M+ downloads. The app itself does not run real-money games: players join private clubs, clubs group into unions that share tables, and agents handle chips outside the app.
That structure matters for software. Because pools differ from club to club, the same player can be a fish in one union and a regular in another, so opponent data is worth more here than on a single large site. Because PPPoker shows up to three tables at once on one device, volume beyond that needs several devices or several emulator windows, which is why the assistant supports LDPlayer. Then there is the format mix: PLO5, Short Deck and OFC are common in Asian and Latin American unions, and a tool that only plays Hold'em covers a fraction of the games. The full picture of clubs, unions, agents and rake is in How PPPoker works.
Deposits, agents and rake on PPPoker
You never buy PPPoker chips from the app. A club agent credits chips after you send money by an agreed method, often USDT or a local payment service, and pays you out when you return chips. Because PPPoker is not part of that transaction, the safety of your balance depends on the agent and the club you chose. Established clubs with a long record and agents that other players vouch for are the only real protection; keeping only what you need for the next few sessions on the account is the second one.
Each club sets its own rake and may return part of it as rakeback through the agent. At low stakes rake is often a larger cost than any software, so compare rake before you compare bots. Fuel for the assistant is separate from club chips: you pay for the software from its own balance, and the assistant never touches your club account.
Supported PPPoker formats
The assistant covers every format PPPoker runs regularly. Omaha variants and OFC are not an afterthought: they are the games where club pools are softest and where desktop bots built for Hold'em cannot follow.
| Format | What it is | Supported |
|---|---|---|
| NLH | No-Limit Hold'em cash and tournaments | Yes |
| PLO4 | Pot-Limit Omaha with four cards | Yes |
| PLO5 / PLO6 | Omaha with five or six cards, popular in Asian unions | Yes |
| Short Deck (6+) | Hold'em with the deuces to fives removed | Yes |
| MTT | Multi-table tournaments run by clubs and unions | Yes |
| SNG | Sit & Go tables | Yes |
| All-in or Fold | Push-or-fold cash tables | Yes |
| Heads-up | Two-player tables | Yes |
| OFC | Open-Face Chinese poker | Yes |
Is PPPoker bot-friendly? An honest reading
Short answer: the games are soft, the rules are not on your side. Here is the situation as of 20 September 2026.
- Platform type: private clubs and unions, no central cashier.
- Player pool: mostly recreational, but it varies sharply between clubs.
- Official clients: Android, iOS, Windows and Steam.
- Where the assistant runs: Android and LDPlayer.
- Third-party software: real-time assistance and automated play break the PPPoker terms.
- What PPPoker says: it strives for a safe and fair platform and works to minimise third-party risks.
- Risk to you: the club can remove your account and keep the chips on it; the platform can act against the account.
Using the assistant is your decision and your risk. The PPPoker anti-cheat guide explains what gets players banned in practice and which so-called hacks are simply scams.
What the PPPoker bot costs
The assistant uses prepaid fuel instead of a subscription. You top up once, and a small amount is deducted for every hand you play; fuel never expires, and nothing is charged while you are not at the tables.
The rate depends on the stake and the format. Stakes are grouped by big blind: a $0.20 big blind is group C25, and the Hold'em rate there is 4.50 big blinds per 100 hands, which is $0.90 per 100 hands or 90 credits. Packages start at $50, and larger top-ups come with bonus fuel. The pricing page has the full package table, the consumption formula and worked session examples.
Install in four steps
A phone setup takes a few minutes. The Google Play version of PPPoker will not work with the assistant, so the first step is removing it.
- Uninstall the PPPoker app you downloaded from Google Play.
- Download the assistant, open it and register with your phone number or email.
- Turn on PPPoker with the slider in the list of supported apps, tap Reinstall when asked, and install the PPPoker build the assistant offers.
- Open the assistant first, then PPPoker, and sit at a supported table.
The LDPlayer setup for Windows, with instance settings and fixes for the usual errors, is on the download page.
Compared with other PPPoker bots
Most tools that support PPPoker are sold through Telegram managers and publish no prices. Among the tools below, the assistant is the one that charges per hand at a rate you can see before you sit down. The table uses only what each vendor states on its own website.
| Tool | Model | Price |
|---|---|---|
| The assistant | Assistant with optional autoclick, Android and LDPlayer | Per hand, published |
| PokerBotAI | Android bot for several club apps | On request |
| CrownAI | PPPoker bot with a free test | On request |
| Shanky Holdem Bot | Windows desktop bot with editable profiles | Licence |
| PokerNet | Managed bots for club owners, not players | Revenue share |
Two of these are not aimed at players at all. PokerNet sells managed table activity to club owners on PPPoker, PokerBros and ClubGG: an operator playbook for the first days of a private NLH club, keeping tables running during off-peak hours to grow club rake, and the argument that DIY scripts cannot replace managed infrastructure. Shanky sits at the other end: a desktop bot with features documentation and multiple-site support maintained since the early days of online poker, bought as a licence. The assistant is built for the person actually sitting at the table on a phone.
The full comparison adds Warbot, format support per tool, detection risk by tool type and who each option suits.
Pros and cons
A fair reading of the assistant, from the side of a player who has to decide whether the fuel is worth it.
Pros
- Live GTO and exploit advice on every street, with a sizing, not just a colour-coded hint.
- 255+ stats per opponent, used by the engine and visible to you, growing with every hand.
- Every PPPoker format, including PLO5, PLO6 and OFC, where desktop bots stop.
- Pay per hand from prepaid fuel; no monthly fee, fuel never expires, nothing charged when you are away.
- Free trial fuel before you spend anything, arranged by support on Telegram.
Cons
- Breaks the PPPoker terms; the club can remove the account and keep its chips.
- Android and LDPlayer only; no iOS, no native Windows client.
- The autoclicker needs root access inside the emulator, which some users prefer to avoid.
- Fuel adds up at higher stakes, where the per-hand rate is higher than at NL $0.10/$0.20.
- Advice does not guarantee a profit; table and club choice still decide most of the result.
Frequently asked questions
Is PPPoker AI Software a bot or an assistant?
Both, depending on how you run it. Without the autoclicker it advises and you press the buttons; with the one-tap autoclicker it executes the suggested action for you.
Which bot for PPPoker works on a phone?
The assistant runs on Android phones directly. Desktop bots such as Shanky and Warbot need a Windows PC and cannot run on a phone at all.
Can PPPoker detect the bot?
PPPoker says it works to keep the platform fair, and club owners can remove any player on their own judgement. No assistant is undetectable; treat any third-party software as a risk to your account and chips.
How much does the PPPoker bot cost?
$0.90 per 100 hands at NL $0.10/$0.20, taken from prepaid fuel. Packages start at $50, and new players receive free trial fuel.
Does it work with PLO5 and OFC?
Yes. NLH, PLO4, PLO5, PLO6, Short Deck, MTT, SNG, All-in or Fold, heads-up and OFC are all supported.
Does it work on iPhone?
No. There is no iOS version. The assistant runs on Android and on the LDPlayer emulator for Windows.
Can any tool show my opponents' cards on PPPoker?
No. Hole cards are dealt on PPPoker's servers and never reach other players' devices. Anything sold as a card-revealing hack is a scam or malware.
Try The assistant on your own tables
Download the assistant, enable PPPoker inside it and ask support on Telegram for free trial fuel: you can check the advice on your usual club tables before you top up a single dollar.