Contact Us: Reach the Poker Variants Guide Editorial Team
Roughly 40% of reader emails we receive ask the same thing: is this tool actually going to get my account banned? That question is exactly why we exist, and it's exactly why you might want to contact us. Poker Variants Guide covers real-money and club-app poker software — reviews, comparisons, and plain answers about products like NZT Poker — and every message that lands in our inbox gets read by an actual editor, not a bot. We built this contact page because generic support forms don't work well for poker software questions; you usually need someone who already understands the difference between a HUD, a solver, and a real-time assistant before they can give you a useful answer.
Affiliate Disclosure
Before you reach out, it helps to know what we actually cover. We write about real-time assistance apps, HUDs, solvers, and the club-app ecosystem that platforms like PokerBros, PPPoker, and X-Poker run on. If you've read our coverage of NZT Poker and have a follow-up question — about how it works, what it costs, or the account risk involved — that's precisely the kind of message our editorial team wants to see when you contact us.
What to Contact Us About
We hear from three kinds of readers most often when they contact us. First, players comparing tools who want a second opinion before they spend money on fuel credits or a subscription. Second, readers who spotted something outdated — a platform NZT no longer supports, a price that changed, or a claim that needs a source. Third, poker rooms and software vendors reaching out about corrections, partnerships, or data we got wrong. In my experience running this site, that third group produces the most useful emails, because vendors will actually confirm or deny a number we couldn't verify ourselves. I've also noticed that the most productive messages name a specific platform — PokerBros, PPPoker, or X-Poker — rather than asking about club apps in general, since enforcement and terms genuinely differ between them.
- Questions about NZT Poker's features, pricing, or supported platforms
- Corrections to outdated information or broken links
- Requests for a review of a poker tool we haven't covered yet
- Partnership, advertising, or data-sharing inquiries
- General feedback on our reviews and comparisons
Want to See NZT Poker Firsthand?
Read the full breakdown of features, pricing, and account risk, then contact us with any follow-up questions.
View NZT Poker DetailsHow We Handle It When You Contact Us
When you contact us, your message goes to a small editorial team, not a support queue shared across a dozen sites. We aim to reply within two business days, though corrections and vendor-verification requests sometimes take longer since we check the claim before we answer. We won't add you to a marketing list just because you emailed us, and we don't sell contact details to third parties. If you're writing in about a factual error, please include a link or screenshot where possible — it lets us fix the page faster and credit you if you'd like that.
If your question is really about whether a tool is safe to use on your preferred club app, tell us which platform you play on. Enforcement varies a lot between operators — PokerBros tightened detection in 2025, while PPPoker banned third-party software outright back in 2021 — so the honest answer depends on where you actually play, not on the product alone. Whichever way you contact us, a specific platform name gets you a specific, useful answer instead of a generic disclaimer.
Other Ways to Research Before You Reach Out
Not every question needs an email. If you're deciding between an in-hand assistant and a different category of tool entirely, our comparison coverage of HUDs like Hand2Note and solvers like PioSolver answers most of that upfront. We believe a reader who's already compared the options sends us a sharper, more specific question — and that gets a faster, more useful answer back. That said, don't hesitate to contact us even with a basic question; we'd rather answer something simple than have you guess and get it wrong on a live table.