KHK Games, Inc. is a Delaware corporation behind Clubs Poker, a single sweepstakes platform that includes poker and casino play, and the separate GiddyUp horse-racing wagering product. In addition, its public footprint includes the Clubs platform, corporate and funding records, the “Clubs” statement descriptor and dated regulatory history.
KHK Games, Inc. is a Delaware corporation formed in 2023. Current Clubs Poker terms and official site materials identify KHK as the company behind Clubs Poker, a single Clubs service that includes both poker and casino play.
Meanwhile, KHK’s public footprint expanded in 2026 with GiddyUp, a separate horse-racing wagering product. GiddyUp’s terms identify KHK Games, Inc. doing business as GiddyUp, while the wagering framework is provided separately by AmWest.
In addition, SEC Form D filings list KHK’s principal place of business as 2001 Market Street, Suite 2500, Philadelphia, PA 19103 and report securities-offering amounts. Those offering amounts are not a company valuation.
Current Clubs Terms of Use cover clubspoker.com and clubscasino.com under one KHK account/service framework. These are poker-facing and casino-facing parts of the same Clubs Poker service, not separate KHK sweepstakes brands. GiddyUp appears separately because it uses a different ADW and horse-racing wagering model.
Clubs Poker combines poker and casino play within the same KHK Clubs service. The current terms cover both clubspoker.com and clubscasino.com, and both routes point to the same Clubs Poker review page.
GiddyUp is KHK’s separate player-facing horse-racing wagering product. KHK operates the brand and user experience, while AmWest provides the licensed ADW wagering framework.
| Brand | KHK role | Current operator | Related page | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Clubs Poker |
Owner/operator of the Clubs Poker sweepstakes service | KHK Games, Inc. | Current Terms of Use + official site | |
| GiddyUp |
Owner/operator of player-facing product and experience | KHK Games, Inc. d/b/a GiddyUp | No dedicated review | GiddyUp Terms, About and FAQ |
GiddyUp expands KHK beyond the Clubs sweepstakes ecosystem and uses a different legal and wagering model.
Its terms identify KHK Games, Inc. as the company behind the player-facing GiddyUp product. In addition, GiddyUp materials describe KHK as responsible for the brand, user experience, platform design and loyalty/gameplay environment.
Meanwhile, GiddyUp states that wagering services are provided through AmWest under its Oregon multi-jurisdictional simulcasting and interactive wagering totalizator hub licence. In contrast, that role is distinct from KHK’s ownership of the GiddyUp consumer product.
Additionally, public filings add unusually strong company-level context for a sweepstakes operator page.
KHK’s January 2026 SEC Form D identifies the company as a Delaware corporation formed in 2023.
The same filing lists 2001 Market Street, Suite 2500, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103 as the principal place of business.
A January 29, 2026 filing reports a $48.5 million equity offering, with $45 million reported sold at the filing date and a first-sale date of November 22, 2024.
A separate Form D records a $2,999,983 equity offering with a first sale in September 2023.
The January 2026 filing names Jonathan Kaplowitz as CEO, executive officer and director, and Jeffrey Kaplan as an executive officer.
Public trademark records connect KHK with the Clubs Poker and Clubs Casino names and marks, Clubs “C” marks and Giddy Up. Additionally, the GIDDY UP application was filed March 11, 2026.
SEC Form D filings are notices relating to exempt securities offerings. The reported amounts provide funding context, but they are not KHK’s valuation and do not constitute SEC verification of the company’s financial condition.
Moreover, the GIDDY UP trademark application covers online gaming, pari-mutuel games based on horse races, horse-race betting and related services, supporting the public record of KHK’s move into the ADW category in 2026.
Clubs Poker’s current terms state that purchases may appear as “Clubs.” If the description is unfamiliar, use the transaction date and amount to determine whether it matches activity on a Clubs account.
First, search the email account connected to Clubs for a receipt or purchase confirmation that matches the statement date and amount.
Next, sign in through a known Clubs address and compare the account’s purchase history with the statement entry.
Then, if the transaction cannot be matched, use the official Clubs support channel and provide only the information requested through that process.
Finally, if the charge still appears unauthorized, contact the bank or card issuer promptly and follow its security or dispute process.
Regulatory letters, BBB ratings and court filings are dated public records. However, they do not by themselves prove illegality, liability or wrongdoing.
Maryland’s gaming regulator sent KHK Games, Inc. d/b/a Clubs Poker a cease-and-desist letter dated June 3, 2025 concerning online gaming activity in the state.
The Louisiana Gaming Control Board’s public illegal-operator page includes KHK Games, Inc. d/b/a Clubs Poker among operators issued cease-and-desist letters.
Clubs Terms Version 5.6 restrict certain Games or Services in California, Connecticut, Idaho, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Tennessee, Washington and West Virginia.
BBB currently lists KHK Games, Inc. as not accredited with an F rating. BBB says its rating reasons include unanswered complaints. However, that is BBB’s assessment, not a government finding.
In addition, Walker v. KHK Games was filed in Utah federal court on November 2, 2025 and voluntarily dismissed without prejudice on February 10, 2026. However, the dismissal is not a merits finding.
In contrast, Clubs and GiddyUp do not share one universal state-availability list. Therefore, GiddyUp’s ADW model uses a different legal and licensing framework, so product-specific rules differ and apply separately.
Important: A cease-and-desist letter records a regulator’s stated position and requested action. Similarly, a BBB rating is BBB’s own assessment, and a court filing records litigation activity. Therefore, those records do not establish a criminal conviction or final liability finding.
First, current official terms and first-party pages identify KHK’s company roles and product classifications. In addition, SEC filings and dated regulatory and public records provide additional corporate and legal context.
Current Clubs and GiddyUp terms identify KHK’s contractual roles and distinguish the Clubs sweepstakes model from GiddyUp’s ADW model.
SEC Form D filings list formation, address, executive and securities-offering details. Offering amounts are not company valuations.
Regulatory letters, BBB information and court records provide dated regulatory and dispute context. Allegations and ratings are distinct from final findings of wrongdoing.
Information current as of: September 1, 2026. Because company structures, product terms, state availability, public records and statement descriptors can change, current official terms remain the best source for material details.
Answers to common ownership, brand, statement-charge and public-record questions.
KHK Games, Inc. is a Delaware corporation formed in 2023. It operates Clubs Poker, a sweepstakes service with poker and casino play, and separately operates the GiddyUp horse-racing wagering product.
Current Clubs Poker terms and official site materials identify KHK Games, Inc. as the owner and operator behind Clubs Poker.
No. The casino-facing area is part of the same KHK Games Clubs Poker service and account framework. Current terms cover clubscasino.com alongside clubspoker.com, so it is not treated as a separate KHK sweepstakes brand.
GiddyUp’s terms identify KHK Games, Inc. d/b/a GiddyUp. In addition, GiddyUp states that KHK owns the player-facing brand, user experience and platform design, while AmWest provides the licensed ADW wagering framework.
No. GiddyUp is a separate real-money horse-racing/ADW product. However, it remains part of KHK’s broader business footprint and is not counted as a second KHK sweepstakes platform.
KHK’s January 2026 SEC Form D identifies KHK Games, Inc. as a Delaware corporation formed in 2023, with its principal place of business in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
Current Clubs Terms state that optional purchases can appear on a player’s statement as “Clubs.” First, compare the transaction with account activity and receipts; then contact official support or the card issuer if it remains unfamiliar.
Yes. Maryland’s gaming regulator sent KHK Games, Inc. d/b/a Clubs Poker a cease-and-desist letter dated June 3, 2025, and Louisiana’s public list also includes KHK Games, Inc. d/b/a Clubs Poker among operators issued cease-and-desist letters.
No. BBB currently lists KHK Games, Inc. as not accredited and assigns an F rating. However, BBB ratings are BBB’s own assessments and are not government findings.
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