Affiliate Disclosure — How RakeRace Makes Money

RakeRace.com, operated by Telbex Limited, earns money through affiliate partnerships. When you open an account at a poker room or casino through a link on this site, the operator pays us a commission — either a share of the rake and revenue you generate, a one-time fee, or a combination of the two. This is how the site, the team and our exclusive promotions are funded, and it costs you nothing.

In most cases it is better than signing up directly, because our deals include extra rakeback, bonuses or leaderboard access negotiated specifically for RakeRace members — that is what the $348,247 we paid out over the last twelve months consists of.

A commission buys an operator one thing: the possibility of being reviewed and listed. It does not buy a position on a toplist, a score, a "recommended" label or the removal of criticism. Rankings come from the checks described on our How We Test page, and negative findings are published even where they cost us money. Sites we reviewed and decided not to recommend are not listed at all — no commission changes that.

Buttons such as "Claim now" or "Go to the room" are commercial links, as is any link that routes through our own redirect. All of them carry the sponsored attribute for search engines, and the pages they appear on carry the one-line disclosure you saw at the top.

Our rake races, chases and freerolls are funded partly by these commissions and partly by the operators. Prize structures and terms are published on each promotion page before the promotion starts, and stay published after it settles. The promotions page shows what is running this month; every earlier month keeps its own archived page, and the full payout record is on our payouts page. We keep those separate on purpose, so that nothing shown as a live offer has actually expired.