How Full Tilt "take 2" promotion affect the rakeback balance?

[Fabrizio]

Full Tilt Poker Rakeback" onclick="replacer_hook(92)" target="_blank" href="http://www.rakeback.com/full-tilt-poker/">Full Tilt Poker will run once again a "take 2" promotion from the 15th to the 24th of October.
As I am planning to participate I was wondering if any of you knows precisely how much my rakeback balance will be negatively affected if I cleared the entire 25$ bonus of the promotion.

[C8H10N4O2]

Full Tilt Poker will run once again a "take 2" promotion from the 15th to the 24th of October.
As I am planning to participate I was wondering if any of you knows precisely how much my rakeback balance will be negatively affected if I cleared the entire 25$ bonus of the promotion.

$25 of your gross rake calculation will be lost if it does end up being deducted from your rakeback set up. One year with take 2, I cleared the full $50 and it didn't hit my rakeback at all.

[Fabrizio]

Still I can't determine the exact loss in value in the rakeback balance if I cleared the $25. Do you mean that you have offset the negative balance generated by the take 2 bonus by accumulating more rakeback and is why you said the promotion didn't hit your rakebak at all?

[C8H10N4O2]

Still I can't determine the exact loss in value in the rakeback balance if I cleared the $25. Do you mean that you have offset the negative balance generated by the take 2 bonus by accumulating more rakeback and is why you said the promotion didn't hit your rakebak at all?

27% * $25 = how much less of a rakeback payment you'll receive if this promotion affects your rakeback. As for the last question,

One year with take 2, I cleared the full $50 and it didn't hit my rakeback at all.

[JamesDaBear]

ok... but how did it not hit your rakeback for $50 * .27? It still means extra money, so everybody should still do it, but I'm interested to know how to do it so it won't "hit my rakeback at all".

[C8H10N4O2]

ok... but how did it not hit your rakeback for $50 * .27? It still means extra money, so everybody should still do it, but I'm interested to know how to do it so it won't "hit my rakeback at all".

I didn't do anything special. It just didn't hit it.