First, check which Mac you have
Open the Apple menu → About This Mac. If the line says Chip: Apple M1 (or M2, M3 and so on), you have Apple silicon and the App Store route below works, provided you run macOS 12 or later. If it says Processor: Intel, skip to the Intel section.
Option 1: the iPad app from the Mac App Store (confirmed)
ClubGG's App Store listing includes Mac compatibility: macOS 12.0 or later with an Apple M1 chip or later. It's the same app as on iPhone and iPad, version 26.06.0299, 443.6 MB.
- Open the App Store on your Mac and search “ClubGG”.
- Switch the results to iPhone & iPad Apps if ClubGG doesn't show under Mac apps.
- Check the developer is NSUS Ltd, then click Get.
- Open it, sign in with GG Pass and search your Club ID — see the account guide.
Because it's the iPad app, expect a tablet-style layout in a window. The store description's “4 games simultaneously” is written for mobile; ClubGG doesn't say whether the desktop “PC/Mac” table limits apply to the iPad app on a Mac.
Option 2: a native Mac client (reported, not confirmed)
Two things point to a real desktop client for Mac:
- ClubGG's membership page advertises “Multi-table on PC/Mac” — up to 6 tables with WSOP+ Basic and 12 with Premium.
- A third-party guide reported a native macOS client released on 27 April 2026, downloadable only from ClubGG's website, not from the Mac App Store.
But ClubGG's About Us page lists only “AOS, iOS, APK and Windows”, and its download page builds itself in the browser, so we couldn't read a Mac installer, version or requirements from it. What to do: open the official download page yourself. If it offers a Mac version, that is the only place to take it from. If it doesn't, use Option 1.
Intel Macs
The App Store route is closed to Intel Macs: the requirement is an M1 chip or later. Whether the reported native client runs on Intel isn't published. Your options:
- Play on an iPhone or iPad or an Android phone.
- Use a Windows PC for multi-tabling.
- Avoid “ClubGG for Mac” downloads from other sites and unofficial ports — ClubGG's terms allow access only through its own interface.
Mac troubleshooting
| If you see… | …try this |
|---|---|
| ClubGG doesn't appear in the Mac App Store | Check the “iPhone & iPad Apps” results, your chip (Apple silicon needed) and macOS version (12 or later). Your Apple ID country matters too — see the iPhone page. |
| The window feels like a big iPad | It is the iPad app. A dedicated desktop client, if your download page offers one, is the alternative. |
| A site offers a “ClubGG .dmg” download | Use only ClubGG's own download page. Delete files from anywhere else. |
| Sign-in problems | See the account guide. |
The two Mac routes compared
| iPad app on Mac | Native Mac client | |
|---|---|---|
| Status | Confirmed by the App Store listing | Reported by a third-party guide |
| Where from | Mac App Store | ClubGG's website only (reportedly) |
| Requirements | macOS 12+, Apple M1 or later | Not published |
| Tables at once | Not stated for Mac | “PC/Mac”: 6 (Basic) / 12 (Premium) |
| Updates | Through the App Store | Not documented |
Questions people ask
Is ClubGG available for Mac?
Does ClubGG work on an Intel MacBook?
How many tables can I play on a Mac?
Where these facts come from
Checked against these official pages and store listings on 2026-10-31. If ClubGG changes something, its own terms win.
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