Free tool · Grinder edition

Rakeback calculator.

Model a real grind — stakes, tables, hours, hands per hour — and see exactly what your rake is worth back in dollars per day, week, month and year.

Grinder rakeback calculatorCash game · session model
1 · Your session
2 · Your deal
Rake baseline
$6.50 / 100 hands
Payout · KYC
~10 min · None
Estimated monthly rakeback
$419
at 33.0% with CoinPoker
Estimated yearly rakeback
$5,019
52 weeks at this volume
Effective hourly value
$6.44/hr
15 hrs a week at the tables
Total hands / month
19,553
300 hands an hour across 4 tables
Full breakdown
MetricDayWeekMonthYear
Hands played9004,50019,553234,000
Gross rake generated$58.5$293$1,271$15,210
Rakeback returned$96.53$419$5,019
Net rake paid after rakeback$196$852$10,191

Same volume, every audited room

RoomRakebackMonthlyYearlyvs CoinPoker
CoinPokerCoinPoker33.0%$419$5,019Review →
ACR PokerACR Poker30.0%$381$4,563-$456Review →
WPT GlobalWPT Global20.0%$254$3,042-$1,977Review →
Black Chip PokerBlack Chip Poker35.0%$445$5,324+$304Review →
SwC PokerSwC Poker40.0%$508$6,084+$1,065Review →

Estimates only. Rake baselines are Rakeback52 measured averages per stake; a month is 4.345 weeks. Actuals move with table selection, VIP progress and promo cadence.

How this calculator works

The volume model

Tables × hands per hour gives your true hands rate. Multiply by hours per day and days per week and you have weekly volume. Rake is then priced off a measured $/100-hands baseline for the stake you selected — the same baseline used in effective rake explained.

How rakeback is estimated

Each room's default percentage is its effective rakeback: scheduled rakeback plus amortised bonus release plus any cashback layer. Override the field if you have a private deal. New to the concept? Start with what is rakeback.

Assumptions used

A month is 4.345 weeks. Hands per hour is per table, before sit-outs. Rake baselines assume standard 6-max tables with typical caps; fast-fold and heads-up formats run hotter. Numbers are estimates, not guarantees — compare the full field on poker rooms.

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