Poker rakeback and bonus calculator

Estimate how much rakeback and bonus you can unlock in a given period of time, based on how much rake you generate and the deal your poker room is offering you.

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Daily rake paid

How much rake you generate per day on average.

Rakeback percentage

E.g. type "10" if you get 10% rakeback.

Initial bonus

E.g. one time registration bonus.
Leave blank if zero/none.

Maximum bonus

The maximum amount you can unlock (including initial bonus).
Leave blank if there's no limit.

Bonus multiplier

Rake required to unlock every $1.
E.g. type "10" if you've to pay $10 in rake to unlock $1 of the bonus.

Bonus chunks

Most bonuses are released in chunks.
E.g. type "5" if you receive a payment every time you unlock $5.

Bonus duration in days

If your bonus expires after a certain period of time type the number of days.
E.g. type "28" if you have 4 weeks to unlock the bonus.

Estimations

Total rake paid

0.00$

After 365 days

Total rakeback

0.00$

At 0% rate

Potential bonus

0.00$

Not taking into account chunks

ActualTotal bonus

0.00$

Taking into account chunks

Total bonus + rakeback

0.00$

You got 0.00% of your rake back!

Glossary

Rake

It's a percentage of the pot (or of a tourney buy-in) taken by the poker room as a fee for hosting the game.
In Poker Tracker it's the "My Currency Fee" statistic; in Holdem Manager it's "Rake".

Rakeback

"Rakeback" is a poker incentive where a portion of the rake paid by a player is refunded, either as cash or rewards, typically used to encourage player loyalty and increase game volume.

Initial bonus

It's a promotional offer given to new players by online poker sites, typically providing one time extra funds or rewards upon their first deposit or registration.
It's usually called "welcome", "registration" or "first deposit" bonus.

Poker bonus

It's a reward offered by poker sites, typically in the form of extra funds, credits, or tournament entries, given to players for actions like signing up, depositing, or playing regularly.

Bonus chunks

Portions of a poker bonus that are released incrementally as a player meets specific requirements, such as paying a set amount of rake, rather than being awarded all at once.

Bonus multiplier

The amount of rake a player must generate to earn $1 of bonus money. For example, a 5x multiplier means $5 in rake is needed to unlock $1 of the bonus.

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