Races and Rolls Rakeback
Welcome to Races and Rolls Rakeback. Your one stop shop for great rakeback offers, rake races, freerolls and other great promotions all the time!
What is Races and Rolls Rakeback?
The Races and Rolls Promotion is a way for you to gain a lot of extra bonus money just for playing poker at your favorite online poker rooms. When you sign up for Absolute Poker Rakeback, Cake Poker Rakeback, Full Tilt Rakeback, or Ultimate Bet Rakeback you automatically qualify. Races and Rolls consists of two distinct parts on top of great rakeback rates.
Rakeback
Rakeback is a refund of a percentage of the rake that you pay at online poker rooms. Rakeback can be paid directly into your poker account every month or you may request a check to be sent to you.
FreeRolls
The "Rolls" part of the races and rolls promo refers to the huge freerolls that run every month. Participating sites offer a prize pool of thousands of dollars for a freeroll tournament that is open to any Races and Rolls Rakeback players who play at least one raked hand in the previous month. For more information click the Races and Rolls button on the top navigation bar.
Rake Races
The "Races" part of the races and rolls promo refers to the rake races. Participating poker rooms offer three seperate rake races every month where the top 50 players will split a prize pool of thousands of dollars. For more information click the Races and Rolls button on the top navigation bar.
February Rake Races
In February all of our players have a chance to earn even more extra cash. This month, like every month, we are giving away hundreds of thousands of dollars of bonus money. Click the banner below for details..
Rakeback and Bonus Offers
Click on the logo of any poker site to find out more information on the offer and how to sign up. Sites with an American flag in the bottom corner are American friendly sites. All others do not allow players from the US to sign up. Sites labeled as "Featured Offer" are participating in the Races and Rolls Promotion this month.
