Hidden Fees or Charges Associated With Rakeback Deals
With so many variables at play it's hard to provide a clear and concise answer, broadly speaking, you're usually only subject to bonus deductions with rakeback deals but a new phenomenon has creeped into the industry, the ugly practice of charging players deposit and withdrawal fees, gasp!
You won't find any such nonsense associated with our deals and where they are in effect, Best of rakeback is happy to absorb the costs on all associated fees relating to deposits and withdrawals. Any good affiliate should do the same, if you're being charged fees on deposits or withdrawals on poker rooms, it's time to find a new home to play poker.
The online poker industry is tightening its belt, even if you attempt to withdraw at PokerStars after depositing and raking very little, you'll find them reluctant to process a cashout until you've played and at least covered their costs of processing payment, while most certainly don't charge you, poker rooms are becoming increasingly frugal with the costs associated with payment processing, the days where you could deposit, rake 10 cent and withdraw, are well and truly behind us, the new policies reflect current the current economic climate.
Not all bonuses are deducted from rakeback earnings, poker rooms adopt varying policies and in order to be clear on precisely which deductions your rakeback deal is liable for, it's always best to read through all the fine print relating to your rakeback deal and any sign up and subsequent reload bonuses offered. Equally just because one bonus is deductible, don't assume the next one they offer will be too, so keep up to date on the range of offers that are usually fired out over poker room mailing lists.
