RakeTheRake's Re-Branded Site Offers $100,000+ of Special Promotions

RakeTheRake.com re-launched site brings online poker players a new forum, free poker training and the best rakeback deals and promotions.

2011-06-07

ESSEX, ENGLAND, June 07, 2011 (Press-News.org) RakeTheRake.com has re-launched its rakeback website to give online poker players new features, functionality and an improved user experience. With a simple 4 step process to sign up for rakeback and a secure, easy to use Account area, the new site offers players some key additions, namely free poker training and the new RakeTheRake forum.

Until the end of July 2011 there is also $100,000+ of special relaunch promotions running. These are bespoke promotions created by the top online poker rooms and RakeTheRake and most are open to all online poker players, whether registered with RakeTheRake.com or not.

Every week there are showcased promotions and this week's star prize is an amazing Around The World Poker Tour , courtesy of Carbon Poker! This incredible prize, worth $15,000 is a unique poker experience which enables the lucky winner to attend The English Poker Open in London, The Asia Pacific Poker Tour in Macau and The World Series of Poker* in Las Vegas. The prize includes travel, accommodation and the buy-ins for each event!

Next week highlights some great technology prizes on offer from Betsafe and three event packages to London's newest poker club from PKR.

Founded seven years ago, RakeTheRake prides itself on delivering the best customer service, the highest rakeback deals and biggest monthly promotions on offer. It works with all the top online poker rooms to bring up to 75% rakeback to players. Rakeback, also described as poker cashback, assures online poker players of getting the maximum cash from their game, whether they win or lose.

With over $500k in freerolls and rake races on offer every month, RakeTheRake provides online poker players with the very best return on their game.

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 via: marketing@raketherake.com
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*World Series of Poker (Europe) and WSOP(E) are trademarks of Caesars Interactive Entertainment, Inc. or its affiliates (collectively Caesars). CIE does not sponsor or endorse, and is not associated or affiliated with, RakeTheRake or its products, services, promotions or tournaments. Any promotion or tournament on this site will not guarantee your seat or ability to register for any WSOP(E) event or any WSOP(E) affiliated event which is at the sole discretion of Caesars.

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