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Stop Wasting Money - Get a Rakeback Deal

This is what you need to know to get a rake back deal:

What is the rake?
Online poker rooms will take a small percentage from every pot, when the pot reaches a specified amount. That's the rake. The rake is normally 0-10% of the total pot, and normally ranges from $0.50 to a maximum of $3.

What is the rakeback?
Rakebrain.com is a poker room affiliate and gets paid for each player we refer to the rooms. Rakeback is the money we will give back to our players. The rakeback you get is calculated as monthly gross revenue (MGR) multiplied by the rakeback % you have. For example, your MGR might be $1000 and you receive 20% rakeback. Your rakeback in this case would be $1,000 x 0.30 = $300.

What is the MGR?
MGR is short for monthly gross revenue. The MGR is the total rake you pay in a month.

Can I get rakeback from rooms where I already have an account?
Normally, you can't. Why would an online poker room pay someone to sign you up if you already have an account there? However, on some networks you can switch skins and play in another room in the network (with rakeback from Rakebrain.com).

How do you know how much rake I've paid?
When a player signs up at a poker room via Rakebrain.com he or she gets a signup code (also called tracker). The signup code will link the player to us, and the poker room will report how much he or she has paid in rake.

Do signup and reload bonuses affect my poker rakeback?
Generally, they do. The bonus will be subtracted from your monthly gross revenue. For example, if you have paid $800 in rake in a month, and cleared a $75 bonus, your MGR would be $725 ($800 - $75).

Does it matter which kind of poker game I play?
No, it doesn't. However, some poker rooms include tournament fees in the MGR while others don't.

Last Updated - October 25, 2006