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2011-07-01

ESSEX, ENGLAND, July 01, 2011 (Press-News.org) RakeTheRake.com continues its relaunch promotions with more bespoke poker room prizes on offer. Online poker players, even those not tracked to RakeTheRake, can enter Minted Poker's $2500 freeroll and have a chance to win one month's free poker training available for fifty players. There's also the chance to win one of six fabulous packages to the European Masters of Poker in Barcelona, offered by NoiQ!

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Founded seven years ago, RakeTheRake prides itself on delivering the best customer service, the highest rakeback deals, the biggest monthly promotions on offer and a generous refer-a-friend commission programme. It works with all the top online poker rooms to bring up to 75% rakeback to players and $500k+ of monthly promotions.

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