When/If Rakeback will get on the big networks

[webmonkey]

Do you guys think that rakeback will eventually be able to make some agreements with some of the bigger networks. I'm sure that would draw in many players, especially because we like to go to some of the more "trusted" sites. I saw Full Tilt which is good but how about Party Poker and their like?

[mollila]

Some poker rooms have policies that forbid rakeback marketing. Party Poker is one that is against the idea of rewarding players with refunds of their rake in any form.

We are definitely looking into these larger rooms to see if we can come up with a suitable loyalty program.

[mindzero]

I actually hope it does and wish the best of luck to all of the staff in making this happen. It would be a very good thing for Rakeback.com

[Majorsnake]

I think the problem is:
A lot of players are already registered at the big Networks. Ive had an Account @ Party + Stars, so I wouldnt receive any rakeback from those Sites.

And also I think small Sites are full of fishs. You only meet some good Players. According to that fact you can earn faster money on those small Sites

[ExCal]

Originally Posted by mindzero I actually hope it does and wish the best of luck to all of the staff in making this happen. It would be a very good thing for Rakeback.com

I agree the rakeback program seems like something amazing and innovative. Not to mention it's equipped with a friendly community.

[mollila]

Originally Posted by Majorsnake I think the problem is:Ive had an Account @ Party + Stars, so I wouldnt receive any rakeback from those Sites.

Unfortunately it is not possible to get Pokerstars rakeback at all, since they do not pay any affiliates revenue share on referred player's rake, which makes paying rakeback possible. Pokerstars keeps 100% of your rake for themselves.

Pokerstars is a unique poker room in this aspect. All other poker rooms I know offer affiliates a possibility to get a share of the revenue (rake). Pokerstars only offers a one time cash fee of any new player referred to their site. This is called CPA (Cost Per Acquisition) compensation as opposed to the Revenue Share compensation.