RakeTheRake Shows You How to Lose, Gain and Share $80 Million

And pays out $80 million in rakeback to online poker players in September.

2010-09-08

ESSEX, ENGLAND, September 08, 2010 (Press-News.org) Leading rakeback affiliate, RakeTheRake, today announced it will have shared out $80 million dollars in rakeback to its online poker players by the end of the month. This astounding figure demonstrates the growth in popularity of online poker and the active nature of its players.

By way of a bonus, RakeTheRake is holding a Rush Poker tournament for its players on Sunday 11 September with an $800 prize pool.

Another method to gain some extra cash is to follow in the footsteps of Van Halen legend Sammy Hagar who sold 80% of his tequila brand, Cabo Wabo, netting him a cool $80 million in one afternoon.

Alternately, if blowing cash is more your style, here's a way to burn through $80 million in just six seconds. An oversight by the crew means they overshoot the aircraft carrier deck and crash the plane in the ocean.
http://www.break.com/index/how-to-blow-80mil-in-6-seconds.html

If you don't aspire to either losing or gaining $80 million, then just ensure you get something back from your poker game. Poker cashback, or rakeback, gives you something back from every game, win or lose. A good rakeback deal is free to join and can be worth thousands of dollars a year. RakeTheRake, the largest rakeback network, works with all the top online poker rooms to bring the highest rakeback rates to players.

RakeTheRake offers up to 100% rakeback, over $600k in freerolls and rake races every month, plus a generous referrals scheme enabling players to earn regular commission on the rake generated by friends. Get paid to play by signing up for free at www.raketherake.com.

RakeTheRake is the largest and most reputable rakeback affiliate in the market. We work with all the top poker rooms to increase traffic to their sites, and to secure the best rakeback deals for our players.

For further information, please contact us at www.raketherake.com or email: marketing@raketherake.com.

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