Bonus deductions?

PNXRMX · #1 07-30-2007, 08:41 AM

Maybe an easier way to explain it: If bonuses are deducted, you get rakeback over Rake minus Bonuses. So if you generate $500 in rake in a particular month, but get $200 in bonuses, then you get rakeback for $300 of that amount. If you have 30% rakeback, then you get $90 rakeback in that month.

Pokeraddict · #2 07-30-2007, 01:33 PM

Also the numbers you see on your rakeback site include bonuses that have already been deducted for sites that deduct them.

tradenine · #3 07-30-2007, 02:53 PM

If one is signing up for Full Tilt then, is it better to sign up through a rakeback affiliate AND get the $600 initial deposit bonus, or just sign up through the rakeback affiliate? Or is it the same in the end?

RakeBackCodes · #4 07-30-2007, 05:18 PM

Sign up via a rakeback provider and get the bonus as well. Just remember that the bonus is deducted from your total rake.

Pokeraddict · #5 07-30-2007, 05:28 PM

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Sign up via a rakeback provider and get the bonus as well. Just remember that the bonus is deducted from your total rake.

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Correct, you get the $600 bonus regardless of whether you sign up through a rakeback affiliate or not.

Mr. Ratface · #6 07-31-2007, 12:29 AM

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Maybe an easier way to explain it: If bonuses are deducted, you get rakeback over Rake minus Bonuses. So if you generate $500 in rake in a particular month, but get $200 in bonuses, then you get rakeback for $300 of that amount. If you have 30% rakeback, then you get $90 rakeback in that month.

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Ok this pretty much answers my question. I see how it works then for the sites that remove bonuses, but since AP was not listed among the poker sites am I to assume that AP does not remove bonuses at all?

Thanks a lot. [img]/images/graemlins/smile.gif[/img]