Bring your own crew into the family. Earn a cut of their rake — for as long as they play — without running a club of your own.
An agent is a lieutenant. You bring poker players into the family and look after them — and in return, you earn a share of the rake they generate. If you already have a crew — a group chat, a following on social, a YouTube channel, a home game, a local scene — being an agent turns that community into an income.
You don't run the club. You don't handle the software or the tables. You bring the players and manage the relationship; the family handles the operation, the accounting, and the backing.
No — anyone can join Chip Cartel directly through our channels. But players who come in through an agent get a dedicated person for onboarding, chips, and day-to-day support. For the player it's a warmer welcome. For you, every one of those players is part of your book.
Becoming an agent is straightforward. Here's what it takes:
Come with at least [3] active players besides yourself. Fewer than that? Use the referral program instead — you still earn.
Manage chip transactions for your players. The family handles the bulk transfers and the accounting behind you.
Once you're vetted, you get full chip control, dedicated support, and your tipback rate locked in.
Because you get the upside of running a poker operation without the risk of building one. No software to manage, no club to police, no reputation to build from zero — you plug your crew into an operation that already has tables, trust, and traffic. You start with a few players and grow your book from there, with the family's accounting and management team handling the heavy lifting.
Because it's how the operation grows. The family runs the tables and keeps the games clean; agents bring in and look after the players. Everyone does what they're best at, everyone eats. That's the whole model — and it's why a good agent is treated like family, not like a vendor.
Tell us about your players. We'll set your rate and get you running this week.