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| Hello I'm new in the rakeback "world" and was wondering what the deduction, that has been subtracted from my rakeback, means? My rakeback is getting so small after the deduction takes place ![]() /Koukou |
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| Deductions in Rake Tracking general mean bonuses that poker rooms pays you. These bonuses are deducted from your gross rake to get to net rake out of which rakeback is calculated. You see, rakeback is paid our of the profit that you generate to poker rooms, so any free money in form of bonuses usually gets deducted from your rake. In case of Full Tilt rakeback they make a number of other deductions as well, like deposit fees. You can view a list of these deductions from the rake tracking Full Tilt detailed view.
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Last edited by mollila; 14th July 2008 at 02:39 PM. |
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| Said like that, yes. Sign up bonuses are the largest deductions. Deductions happen at the time they are made. If you make a deposit, the deposit fee is added to deductions. If a $20 bonus is released into your account, the sum is added to bonus deductions. Information on all Full Tilt deductions and the exact amounts can be viewed from the rake tracking detailed view: http://www.rakeback.com/raketracking...?room=fulltilt
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