It’s the summer of 2007 and I have made the decision to go back to school and finish my college degree. I started out with a small schedule and added a few more classes by spring semester. I was getting solid grades and getting closer and closer to the almighty college degree when I started having some problems.

In addition to my schooling I am a full time rakeback affiliate. It’s… Continue reading

I started MegaRakeback.com in 2005 for a couple reasons. I got in when things were still in the early stages and saw some different opportunities. Opportunities for what? Of course I wanted to make money, but I also had the illusion of working for myself one day. The risk/reward seemed like a no brainer to me. There were little start up costs and my only real investment would be time… Continue reading

I started with affiliating some 4 years ago, that were times when Party Poker was prevailing the poker market. I signed up a few friend and also dropped some offline material in the biggest card room in Europe (at this time, not sure if it still is). The results were nothing special but I noticed that here is money to be made. When I was first introduced to rakeback I… Continue reading

The only way that I can really sum up becoming a poker affiliate is by accident. I played a crazy amount of poker and started to feel myself burn out. I was simply getting bored of the grind and the game I loved so much was fastly becoming a chore.

I accidentally stumbled across PAS whilst browsing for rake back deals. What’s strange about that is the fact that I was… Continue reading

Around 2 years ago I met the person that introduced me to what an affiliate was. He owns his own branded rakeback site and is doing very well. I kind of worked for him recruiting players and would get a percent of every player I brought to him. I realized how much money was to be made so I tried creating my own site

When my business partner and I started my poker training site a few years ago, we had no idea how to monetize it. We knew that we could find an audience, and we knew that we could teach them how to play, but those things don’t pay the bills. We tried affiliate programs and discovered… Continue reading