Click on a Prop site below to request more info:
| Poker Room | Promotions *and bonuses | Network |
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75% |
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Independent
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80% |
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Upon Request
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denotes exclusive promotion | * Promotion list is not exhaustive |
What is online propping?
Props are players who are hired by rooms to start and save games. Rake Back Nation's Prop Team matches rooms that need games with players who are willing to follow some basic rules in exchange for being compensated by the room. Players do not have to follow any set schedule, can play as little or as often as they like each week, and are generally paid directly into their account at the room every week. Figure out what you could make with our rake calculator.
How do I sign up?
Click on one of the sites above and fill out your email address. We will send you detailed information about that site along with instructions on how to get started.
Not interested in following rules? Check out rake back offers where you play how and when you want.
What's the catch?
There are two catches - one, sites that hire props are almost always newer or smaller rooms with minimal traffic. Two, your job is to start and save games, which often involves playing shorthanded. If you feel comfortable playing in those conditions, being an online prop is a great way to add a few bets to your expectation.
What sites are currently hiring online poker props?
The sites that we work with prefer not to publicly advertise that they hire props. To see what offers are currently available, request information by clicking one of the Prop sites above.
What if I check out a room and I don't like it?
Then you don't play there. We don't sign you up for anything - you decide whether or not you like a room. You can request info on every room that we offer, and if you don't like any of them, then that's that. You can start propping and quit whenever you like, for whatever reason, and return again whenever you feel like it.
Do people really prop online? Why do rooms want to pay me to play poker?
Rooms want to pay you to play because they need players to get games running. Live poker rooms have used props for years, and online rooms are no different. It's hard to get games running at a new site, because no one wants to be the first person to sit. Props get paid to be that first person.
