Rakeback Example

A player decides to try a new poker room and signs up for Full Tilt Poker rakeback in order to secure a 27% rakeback deal. During the first week of playing online poker the player has contributed $600 in rake to the online poker room. The poker room pays the affiliate a 30% commission which is 30% of $600 = $180. The affiliate pays the player 27% rakeback which is 27% of $600 = $162. By signing up through the affiliate to get rakeback the player has $162 automatically deposited into their poker account at the end of the week.

These rakeback examples shows why rakeback is an outstanding way to automatically add money to your poker earnings and depending on the volume of your play can add up to hundreds or thousands of dollars. Every day players with rakeback often earn over $10,000 per year in rakeback and even casual players earn a great deal of extra money each year because they wisely signed up for rakeback. In effect rakeback is similar to a bonus in that you earn it by playing but unlike a bonus rakeback never runs out it just continues to pay you every week as long as you keep playing.

Rakeback Example for One Texas Holdem Poker Hand

Lets use a simple heads-up hand of Texas Holdem poker. The two players are dealt a hand and create a $50 pot which has been raked for $3. Each player contributes $1.50 in rake during that single hand. If a player was receiving 27% rakeback then the player would earn $0.41 for that single hand in rakeback. Though $0.41 is not a lot of money by itself, when many hands are added up together the total amount a player receives can be worth hundreds or thousands of dollars per month.

• If the player was earning 30% rakeback at Cake Poker then the player would have earned $.45 during that single hand of Texas Holdem poker rakeback example