Betonline Rakeback
VIP Information on this page is accurate as of September 1, 2016
Betonline does not offer rakeback or VIP rewards, however the games are recreational-player heavy which can make up for the lack of cashback. Many casual players (’fish’) flow in from the Betonline’s casino, sportsbook and racebook. US players from every state are accepted on this Chico Network skin.
For US players who prefer rakeback over juicy tables, Americas Cardroom has 27% rakeback on demand.
RoW players (those outside the US) should join the Chico network via the Tiger Gaming skin, not Betonline, because Tiger does offer a VIP program. The software and playerpool are the same.
Rake Races
High volume rakers can earn some cash rewards equivalent to rakeback. Betonline holds a monthly $20k cash game rake race, paying prizes to the top 200 leaderboard finishers.
For tournament players there’s a monthly $20k MTT challenge that pays out the top 100 finishers in each of three categories: low, medium and high buy-ins.
Initial Cashback from Deposit Bonus
Betonline’s initial deposit bonus for new signups is 100% up to $2,500, cleared in $5 increments per 1,500 Comp Points earned. Use bonus code NEWBOL. Minimum deposit $50.
Players earn 10 Comp Points per $1 rake paid in cash games, or 100 per $1 in tournament fees. Therefore the deposit bonus is worth 3.33% rakeback for cash players, or 33.3% for MTT/SNG players.
New signups have 60 days to clear as much of their welcome bonus as possible. Email support at poker@betonline.ag to receive your bonus after depositing.
Read more in the full Betonline review.
Betonline Rake Structure
No rake is taken from preflop pots or uncalled hands postflop. The rake increments and rake caps below also apply to Tiger Gaming.
NL & PL Holdem / Omaha
$0.01/$0.02 – $0.03/$0.06
Table Size |
Rake |
Max Rake |
Heads Up |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$0.25 |
4-Max and larger |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$0.50 |
$0.05/$0.10
Table Size |
Rake |
Max Rake |
Heads Up |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$0.50 |
4-Max and larger |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$1 |
$0.10/$0.25 – $0.25/$0.50
Table Size |
Rake |
Max Rake |
Heads Up |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$1 |
4-Max and larger |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$2 |
$0.5/$1 +
Table Size |
Rake |
Max Rake |
Heads Up |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$1.50 |
4-Max and larger |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$3 |
Fixed Limit Holdem / Omaha
$0.02/$0.04 – $0.10/$0.20
Table Size |
Rake |
Max Rake |
Heads Up |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$0.25 |
4-Max and larger |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$0.50 |
$0.25/$0.50 – $1.50/$3
Table Size |
Rake |
Max Rake |
Heads Up |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$0.50 |
4-Max and larger |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$1 |
$2/$4 – $3/$6
Table Size |
Rake |
Max Rake |
Heads Up |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$1 |
4-Max and larger |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$2 |
$4/$8 +
Table Size |
Rake |
Max Rake |
Heads Up |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$1.50 |
4-Max and larger |
$0.01 per $0.18 |
$3 |
Betonline uses the weighted contributed rake method. The highest cash game stakes are $5/$10.
History of Changes
- 1991 – Betonline’s management, including Eddie Robbins III, establish a strong reputation in the online casino and poker industries.
- Sep 2004 – The Betonline site itself is formed.
- 2006 – Betonline is voted in the top 60 online sports, betting and racebook providers by Casino City Press
- Oct 2011 – Chico Poker Network acquires the Action Poker Network.
- Apr 2012 – Betonline switch to the Betonline.ag URL as their current domain address
- Jun 2013 – New Chico management resolves issues with delayed payouts across the network.
- Aug 2014 – The rake structure shown in the table above came into effect.
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