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Rakeback listed: 60%
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Rakeback Calculator
Estimate monthly and annual poker rakeback from hands played, big-blind value, rake paid in BB/100, and reward rate. Compare flat and VIP deals.
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Your volume
Volume presets
Check your tracker or room statement. Cash-game estimates often vary by stake and playing style.
Estimated monthly rake: $90
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Results
Estimated monthly rake
$90
Compare how each selected rate turns that rake into a rebate.
| Scenario | Rakeback % | Monthly rake | Monthly rakeback | Annual rakeback |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Example 50% rateHighest estimate | 50%(Illustrative) | $90 | $45 | $540 |
| Example 35% rate | 35%(Illustrative) | $90 | $31 | $378 |
| Example 20% rate | 20%(Illustrative) | $90 | $18 | $216 |
| Example 10% rate | 10%(Illustrative) | $90 | $9 | $108 |
10,000 hands each month
$90 monthly rake
JackPoker
Rakeback listed: 20%
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CoinPoker
Rakeback listed: 15%
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Poker rakeback formula
Poker rakeback equals the rake you paid multiplied by your rakeback rate. If you pay $2,790 in rake during a month, a 15% deal returns about $419. Use the rake-paid BB/100 from your tracker when you have it; a generic volume preset is only a planning number.
Estimated monthly rake
Hands / 100 x big blind x rake paid in BB/100
Estimated rakeback
Monthly rake x rakeback percentage
Need to estimate the direct fee first? Use the poker rake calculator to compare caps and fee structures before adding a rakeback return.
The example rates in this calculator are illustrative inputs, not operator offers. Current supported offers are shown separately below.
How Rakeback Works
Rakeback is the portion of poker rake returned to players. When you play real-money poker, the room takes a small percentage of each pot as rake. A rakeback deal returns part of that fee, which reduces your cost of playing.
The two most common rakeback calculation methods are dealt rake and contributed rake. Dealt rake splits the rake equally among all players dealt into the hand, while contributed rake only counts players who voluntarily put money into the pot. Your actual rakeback can change a lot depending on which method your room uses and how often you enter pots.
A larger advertised percentage does not always produce more usable value. VIP tiers, points conversion, caps, tournament tickets, and expiry rules can all reduce the effective rate. Compare the posted percentage with the calculation method and payout terms.
Note: Actual rakeback varies based on room rake structure, game type, and your specific deal. This calculator provides estimates for comparison purposes.
Steps
1
Enter your volume and rake rate
Add your monthly hands, big-blind value, and rake paid in BB/100. A tracker figure is more reliable than a generic stake estimate.
2
Compare reward rates
Select the flat or VIP percentages you want to test. The calculator applies each percentage to the same estimated monthly rake.
3
Check the estimate against the terms
Review the monthly and annual result, then check tier requirements, points conversion, caps, payout type, and expiry rules before valuing a deal.
Pro Tips
- Use rake paid from a tracker or room statement when possible
- Treat tickets, points, and expiring rewards at their usable value, not face value
- Do not move up in stakes just to reach a higher reward tier
- Recheck the room terms because rates and qualification rules can change
Example Input
Game: NLHE cash Big blind: $1.00 Hands per month: 30,000 Rake paid: 9.3 BB/100 Estimated monthly rake: $2,790 15% rakeback estimate: $418.50