Poker apps, clubs and games
PokerBROS rakeback: calculate an outside offer
Compare a stated percentage, qualifying base and cap with worked arithmetic. The examples are hypothetical; DPH has no verified current PokerBROS club offer.
Start with the base
A percentage may refer to a stated fee, an attributed part of that fee or another qualifying amount. Those are not interchangeable. DPH does not hold a verified rate for every club.
Worked example: base, rate and cap
Suppose an outside offer states 20% of qualifying fees, capped at 10 units per period. If 100 units qualify, the uncapped result is 100 × 0.20 = 20; the cap reduces it to 10. If only 60 of the 100 units qualify, the uncapped result is 12, still reduced to 10.
Without a cap, those results would be 20 and 12. With the cap, 10 received against 100 total fee units is an effective 10% return, despite the advertised 20% rate. These invented units and terms illustrate the calculation; they are not an app rate, exchange rate or payment promise.
Compare the full terms
Identify the business making the offer.
Find the base and its unit.
Check qualifying games, exclusions and caps.
Check the calculation period, recipient and timing.
Keep the dated terms so a later claim can be compared on the same basis.
Why was my amount smaller?
A cap, different period or smaller qualifying base can change the result. These are checks to make, not a diagnosis of your account. The actual terms and calculation are needed to explain a particular difference.
An outside offer is not the app’s guarantee
Independent club arrangements are separate from the app’s virtual-item rules. DPH does not arrange transfers or promise recovery. Sponsor payment changes prominence, not the calculation or evidence.
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