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What Is Poker Rakeback?

 If you have been any online poker over the last year or so you have probably heard

the term rakeback. As this little word can save you a lot of money in the end it deserves

a closer look. 

Let us start from the beginning. Online poker rooms make their money from the rake.

Most poker rooms take approximately 5 percent of each pot in rake with a cap usually

at $3 per hand. This might not sound like a lot but it soon adds up. Even a busy small

stakes player can end up paying several thousand dollars in rake.

 To make matters worse, you might be giving away a large part of that money

unnecessarily. The remedy for this is to sign up with a poker room that offers

rakeback or alternatively to sign up via a rakeback site. In most cases you will

then get about 30 percent of your rakeback. However, if you pay a lot in rake you

might get as much as 60 percent of your rake back.

 Most poker rooms transfer your rakeback directly into your poker account at the

end of each month. Becoming a winning poker player has suddenly become a little

easier.

 The amount of rake you pay per pot depends on the number of players who were

dealt cards and the total amount of the rake. Even if you have simply received

cards and folded, you still have paid rake. To determine the amount of rake you

paid you take the total rake for the hand and divide it by the number of players

that were in the hand.  For example, in a 10-handed game where the rake is

$2.50, your rake contribution is considered to be 30 cents. To get your monthly

rake you need to have an estimate of how many hands you play per month.

 I recommend you go out and try some Bodog rakeback today. Currently, many

rakeback affiliates give you 25 percent of your Bodog rake back to you.

 Spotting tells in online poker

In live poker a tell can be anything from blink of an eye to a player falling of his chair.

In an online poker game the tells are a bit more difficult to detect, but they’re still

there. When you’re playing Internet poker the tells are generally related to the speed

with which an opponent acts. And a general thumb rule from live poker applies:

implied strength normally means weakness, and implied weakness normally means strength.

Signs of weak hands in online poker:

Instant call on a bet: When a player calls your bet right away he will generally have

a weak calling hand. This player wants you to think that he has a stronger hand and

is hoping that you will not make another bet.

Check-call followed by bet on turn: When a player check-calls on the flop and then

opens the betting on the turn, he will generally be in a weak position. This kind of bet

usually means that the player has picked up a draw or that he is semi-bluffing with a

draw he got on the flop. In these cases you should strongly consider raising no matter

what cards you’re holding.

Delayed check: When a player takes longer than usual to check, he generally does

not want you to make a bet. This player wants to intimidate you by implying strength

and is hoping he will get to see the next card for free.

Instant check (with help of the “in turn” check/fold button): When a player in late

position uses the "in turn" button to check he will generally have a weak hand. This type

of move is often made by people that are playing at multiple tables. They don’t want to

waste any time on lousy cards.

Signs of strong hands in online poker:

Immediate bet or raise on the river: When a player bets or raises right away on the

river he will generally have a strong hand. He makes this move to make you think he’s

on a bluff, and is hoping that you will call his bet/raise. Sometimes this tactic is used

on the turn as well.

Delayed bet: When a player takes a long time and then makes a bet, he will normally

have strong cards. He’s trying to imply weakness in the hopes that you will call his bet

or even raise him. If you do he will probably re-raise.

Delayed call: When a player waits for a long time and then calls he might well be

slow playing a strong hand. He wants you to think he’s weak and is hoping that you

will bet into him again.