Canada Poker Rakeback
Canada Poker Rakeback is the part of the rake that you get back either directly from a poker room or from a poker affiliate (i.e. Communitygamingnews.com). With poker rakeback you are essentially being rewarded for being a loyal player and you get a certain percentage of the rake you have paid back each month. If you are a serious online poker player you probably pay hundreds or perhaps thousands of dollars in rake each month. Signing up for a rakeback deal here at Communitygamingnews.com would save you about a third of that money!
Community Gaming News searches the internet to find Canadian Poker Players the best rakeback deals and promotions available. CGN also brings you the latest news regarding your favorite Canadian poker players and live events happening at local Canadian Casino's.
What is your favorite poker room? We have most online poker rooms that offer rakeback but if we are missing any please let us know so that we can go to bat for you.
Watch the poker rakeback video below to understand how rake works and what you are missing out on when you just sign up to a room without joing a program first.
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Watch for our new online poker tutorial coming soon. Community Gaming News purchased the tutorial from pokerlessons(dot)net before they were purchased and the software was taken off the market.
Are you a Canadian poker player? after learning to play poker on our tutorial and getting experience online maybe it is time to try your hand at some live games, CGN follows the CPT or Canadian Poker Tour and the RHPT or Red Hot Poker Tour. Watch for specials here that will lead to seats at these great poker tournament providers.
Check out the latest news on Canadian Poker Pro Brad Booth at his Poker Website
If you are looking for the best Canada Poker Rakeback offers go no further! CGN searches the interent for the best online poker rooms and finds the best CPRBdeals there are.
Congratulations Pascal Lefrancois
Pascal Lefrancois and Aadam Daya Canadian Poker Players were both winners already at this years World Series of Poker. Pascal Lefrancois the winner of the $1,500 buy-in No-Limit Hold’em championship at the WSOP (Event #8). He's the 23-year-old university student through Montreal, Quebec, canada ,. He's currently pursuing a degree at Ecole des Hautes Etudes Commerciales de Montreal (HEC), which is affiliated using the Universite de Montreal. The Canadian victor gathered $568,974 in that which was show of total dominance, especially at the last table. Lefrancois earned their first WSOP gold bracelet. Aadam Daya is a 31 year old business analyst from Mississauga, Ontario beat out 4,345 poker players to win The first 2010 WSOP Stimulus Special.