PARTNERS OF CHOICE

Poker Heaven - 30%
Interpoker - 30%
Gutshot Poker - 30%
Carbon Poker - 30%

RAKEBACK DEALS

Pokerplex - 30%
Littlewoods - 30%
William Hill - 30%
Sun Poker - 30%
BetSafe - 30%
Celeb Poker - 30%
Virgin Poker - 30%
Maya Gaming - 30%
Cake Poker - 33%
Betfair - 30%
PKR - 30%
Full Tilt Poker - 27%

POKER BONUSES

Doyles Room - $135
Poker Stars - $50
Ladbrokes - $500
Pacific Poker - $100
Wingows Poker - $250
Everest Poker - $100

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REAL LIFE EXAMPLE

Mr Y plays fairly regularly at Interpoker on $1/$2 no limit, or pot limit, tables. He also plays the odd tournament. In a month he will play around 4000 raked hands, generating something like $1500 in total rake. He is on a 30% rakeback deal and this nets him nearly $500 in rakeback each month.

BETFAIR Poker Network
New indpendent network, growing steadily due to software that is pushing the boundaries of poker play. Their latest release of software allows 15 windows to be detached and resized.

Network Size:
Player Volume:
US Players:
Currencies:
Cash System:
Software Vendor:
Typical Games:

Table Types:
Heads up:
Tournaments:
Multi Tabling:
Languages:

Small
~2000 typically
Not Accepted
GBP, USD, EUR
Betfair
Betfair
Texas Holdem, Omaha, Omaha HiLo, 7 Card Stud, 7 Card Stud HiLo
6 and 9 seater
Yes
MTT & STT
6
English

Poker Rooms:

Betfair Poker

Network Overview

Software

Network Features

Network Rake Structure

What is the rake?
Rake is deducted from every cash game pot at a rate of 5%, up to a predetermined maximum amount which varies according to how many players are in the hand. Below is the maximum rake contribution that will be taken in any given hand. No rake is paid unless the flop is seen - ie. not if the hand is won pre-flop.

Limit

2c/4c and 5c/10c

Number of players	10c Pot	20c Pot	30c Pot	40c Pot	100c Pot	Max Rake
2-9	2c	2c	2c	2c	2c	10c

10c/20c

Number of players	20c Pot	40c Pot	60c Pot	100c Pot	200c Pot	Max Rake
2-9	2c	2c	2c	4c	10c	20c

25c/50c to 1$/2$

Number of players	2$ Pot	4$ Pot	6$ Pot	8$ Pot	10$ Pot	15$ Pot	20$ Pot	Max Rake
2-9	10c	10c	10c	10c	10c	25c	25c	1$

2$/4$ to 5$/10$

Number of players	10$ Pot	20$ Pot	30$ Pot	40$ Pot	50$ Pot	60$ Pot	100$ Pot	Max Rake
2	25c	75c						1$
3-4	25c	75c	25c	75c				2$
5-9	25c	75c	25c	75c	50c	50c		3$

10$/20$ to 1000$/2000$

Number of players	20$ Pot	40$ Pot	60$ Pot	80$ Pot	100$ Pot	150$ Pot	200$ Pot	Max Rake
2	50c	50c						$1
3-4	1$	1$						2$
5-9	1$	1$	$1					3$

Pot Limit & No Limit

2c/4c and 5c/10c

Number of players	Rake per Pot	Max Rake
2	1c for each 20c in the Pot	1$
3-4	1c for each 20c in the Pot	2$
5-9	1c for each 20c in the Pot	3$

25c/50c and 100$/200$

Number of players	Rake per Pot	Max Rake
2	5c for each 1$ in the Pot	1$
3-4	5c for each 1$ in the Pot	2$
5-9	5c for each 1$ in the Pot	3$

A player is deemed to have contributed to the rake taken, on a pro rata basis (by number of players rather than amount staked), if he/she has been dealt cards in the hand. For example, if there are 6 players at a table but only 5 are dealt cards, each of the 5 players will be deemed to have contributed 1/5th of the rake taken, regardless of the amount staked by each player. Therefore in a $100 pot with $3 raked, this would be $0.60 of deemed rake per player.

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