What Is Rakeback in Poker? How to Calculate What You Get Each Month in 3 Steps
Rakeback is the part of the rake that comes back to you. Here's what rakeback is in poker, how rooms calculate it, and how to estimate how much you get per month.
Rooms that accept players from your country, with extra rakeback through our link.
Compare the rooms, open your account through our link and get part of the rake you pay back. Most rooms on the list take crypto for deposits and withdrawals.
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Choose how much rake you pay per month. With 50% rakeback, here is the math:
back per month with 50% rakeback
$150
$1,800 per year
50% is the rakeback at the top rooms on our list. For other percentages, game types and hours played, use the full calculator.
Ranked by the rakeback you get, payment options, traffic and the room's track record.

Anonymous tables and crypto

Large European network

Elite Series with €7 million guaranteed

Play without depositing first

High rakeback on iPoker

Biggest deposit bonus

Free balance on sign-up

Tournaments and cash games in dollars

Biggest guarantees outside GG and PokerStars

$1 million guaranteed
Compare rakeback, bonuses and payment methods in the list above or in the full comparison.
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RakebackPokerWorld negotiates rakeback with poker rooms and looks after players on Telegram, and has done so since 2017 (before that, we helped players on Facebook). We have brokered contracts between professional players and poker rooms, and we introduced new rooms to Brazilian players before anyone else. We're affiliates: the room pays us a commission, and we pass part of it back to you as rakeback.
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Let’s start with the basics. Rake is the fee a poker room charges for hosting the games. In cash games it’s usually a percentage of each pot (around 5% on average) with a cap per hand. In tournaments it’s built into the buy-in and usually sits between 6% and 12%.
Rakeback gives part of that fee back to you. In other words, it’s a way to recover money simply by playing.
For example: if you generate $1,000 in rake in a month on a 35% rakeback deal, you get about $350 back. Run your own numbers with our rakeback calculator and guide.
Rakeback has changed over the years. Few rooms still pay it as a straight cash refund. Most now return it through a mix of rewards:
There are two main kinds of rakeback, and knowing the difference helps you get more back.
Put the two together and your total return on the rake you pay goes up. That’s why regular players always sign up through an affiliate deal.
We only list rooms we have a rakeback deal with and that we know well: their payments, their traffic and how they treat players. Each room decides which countries it accepts, so the list on this page only shows the rooms open to players from your country. Before you sign up, check the poker rules where you live.
Want to know which room fits your game? See the full comparison of online poker sites or message us on Telegram.
E-wallets that most rooms accept for deposits and withdrawals. For crypto, see the poker rooms that accept Bitcoin.
It's a refund of part of the fee (rake) a poker room takes from every hand or tournament. With 50% rakeback, half of the rake you pay comes back to your account. See what rakeback is and how to calculate it.
Open your account at the room using the buttons on this site, then send us your nickname on Telegram so we can register the account under our deal. Payments follow each room's schedule.
Each room decides which countries it accepts. Our lists hide the rooms that don't accept your country, and the room confirms it when you sign up. Online poker rules also vary by country, so check the rules where you live before you play.
Yes, most rooms on our list accept Bitcoin, and several also take USDT and Ethereum. See the poker rooms that accept Bitcoin.
It depends on your game. For high rakeback, several rooms pay 50% through RakebackPokerWorld; for deposit bonuses, Everygame offers 200%. The full comparison is in Best online poker sites.