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#1
11-20-2007, 12:01 AM
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Rakeback and winrate
Having seen the below statement in a previous post i was confused at what rakeback and the term winrate actually means? Could someone please explain these terms (rakeback and winrate) to me.
QUOTE: I also wish I would've had gotten rakeback when i first started woulda helped a lot and bonus whoring would've been a way good idea to build my roll quickly at the beginning also learning BlackJack Bonus Whoring etc etc" 
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#2
11-20-2007, 12:25 AM
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Re: Rakeback and winrate
rakeback is a way of earning back some of the rake you pay to the site by using an affiliate to the site. (see banners to the right of this page) eg 27% rakeback at fulltilt. you get 27% of the total rake you pay to the site.
winrate is the amount you are making/losing through playing outside of the rakeback. Usually measured in bb/100 or bb/hour
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#3
11-20-2007, 12:29 AM
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Re: Rakeback and winrate
Rakeback is when the site gives you a portion of the money they take from you in rake, usually through a third party affiliate. This practice started out as an incentive for the affiliates to recruit new players, thereby doing the site's marketing for them.
Winrate is profit expressed as a unit per time or per hand (e.g. $/hr, big blinds/hr, or the most common one, BB/100 hands).
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