Is 27% rakeback the highest you can get a Full Tilt?
 

All of the big affiliates seem to advertise 27% for FTP. Is there some kind of limit on the percentage they can offer?

Anyways, I have never signed up at Full Tilt and am seeking a good affiliate deal. Obviously, I am looking for something > 27% since it looks like there are numerous reputable affiliates offering that price. Please pm me with details of any potential offers.

Re: Is 27% rakeback the highest you can get a Full Tilt?
 

27 is the highest that full tilt allows its affiliates to offer for its site. if u try for higher, u open urself up to some risk and it's definitely not worth it

Re: Is 27% rakeback the highest you can get a Full Tilt?
 

Thanks for the info.

Re: Is 27% rakeback the highest you can get a Full Tilt?
 

it is availiable and more than 27% but not in public

Re: Is 27% rakeback the highest you can get a Full Tilt?
 

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it is availiable and more than 27% but not in public

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Yeah and taking more then the cap from some shady affiliate breaking their rules risking shutdown sounds like a great idea.

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it is availiable and more than 27% but not in public

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Sounds like another party thing where party closed affilate accounts that offered rakeback to people that closed old accounts and opened new ones for rakeback purposes. After the closure of affilate accounts at party and many players (like me) losing one months's
rakeback, I am exremely amazed that gameplay would even give ths slightest hint that one could look for private offers higher than 27% at Fulltilt Poker. Fulltilt poker is extremely clear that affiliates may not offer more than 27%. Anyone offering more than 27% in any format or accepting it is rolling the dice and I would suggest this to be unadvisable on both ends. Gameplay makes alot of knowlegable posts and his post here may not have the intent
of promoting higher than 27% offers. If so, he should have added "but don't do it".