Exclusive poker races at Rakerace.com

December 19, 2009
What is a rake race?

A rake race is a special monthly promotion for online poker players to acquire extra cash back. When you are participating in a rake race, you are competing against other players who play in the same poker room as you are. There is usually a pre-determined prize pool of which a certain number of players get their share according to their finishing position. The postions are determined by the amount of rake generated by the players. The more rake you generate, the better you finish.
What is the difference between exclusive and non-exclusive rake races?

Rake races can be provided by either the poker room or an affiliate site. In the case of exclusive races the competition is much easier because there are less participants to compete against. On top of that, if you participate in an exclusive race, you also take part in the central race (if available) organized by the online poker room for all of its players. We at Rakerace.com regularly organize such exclusive rake races.

Can I participate in multiple rake races?

Yes, you can. As a participant you can join multiple rake races even in different poker rooms.

Can I participate in a rake race, get rakeback and receive sign-up bonus at the same time?

Yes, you can. For further details please check out the following article.

Where can I get the latest information about rake race news?

At Rakerace.com we provide a comprehensive overview of all kinds of exclusive and non-exclusive poker races. Our team members are updating the homepage on a regular basis, so be sure to make Rakerace.com a favorite homepage to keep in the loop.

Hand of the day - September 07, 2010

  • Position: Under the Gun
  • Gametype: NLHE Cash Game, 6-max
  • Players: 6
  • Blinds: $0.5/$1
You play at a loose table, you are dealt {#}K {#}K. You raise to $3.5 from UTG. They call you from both the button and BB. Both of your opponents are full stacks, so are you. The flop is {#}T  {#}6  {#}2. The BB raises $6 (the pot is $11). What is your decision?
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