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Rakeback: Is It Worth It?

stephenoleary · 2005-11-14 12:10:59

I've been playing online for about a year now, and recently, I've been seeing a lot of links to sites for rakeback offers. I play on Betfair, usually £.50/£1 games, and probably rack up about 20 hrs a week. Is it worth signing up to a rakeback programme? How do they work? And what's the best one?

14-11-2005 12:10pm

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stephenoleary

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I've been playing online for about a year now, and recently, I've been seeing a lot of links to sites for rakeback offers. I play on Betfair, usually £.50/£1 games, and probably rack up about 20 hrs a week.

Is it worth signing up to a rakeback programme?
How do they work?
And what's the best one?

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#2 14-11-2005 12:20pm

henbane

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whodini wrote:

Is it worth signing up to a rakeback programme?

It is worth signing up. Extra money is always good.

How do they work?

You sign up with an affiliate who offers rakeback. You get an agreed percentage of your rake back. They usually pay through neteller. Most pay out once a month depending on how much you have played.

And what's the best one?

That's up to yourself to find out. Read the [thread=129986]charter[/thread]. Rakerebatereview is linked from there but it's not a bad idea to read other rakeback review sites; You should be able to find them through google.

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#3 14-11-2005 2:27pm

padser

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=129986

I dont know why I keep doing this today. People breaking charter rules dont normally annnoy me at all. i must be bored.

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#4 14-11-2005 5:23pm

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As was posted above, read the charter, read rakebackreview.com, google for information.

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