How partypoker rakeback works in 2026

How much partypoker rakeback can you get?

At partypoker, rakeback runs through Weekly Cashback. The rate begins at 8% for players who reach the first weekly threshold and tops out at 20% of the rake you generate. Between those two points, the more points you collect in a week, the higher the share you get back.

There are six steps. 25 points in a week pay 8%, 50 points pay 10%, 150 points pay 12.5%, 250 points pay 15%, 500 points pay 17.5%, and 1,000 points or more pay 20%.

Older articles about this room mention cashback levels far above 20%. Those figures describe an earlier version of the program and no longer apply at the .com site.

Is partypoker cashback the same thing as rakeback?

In practice, yes. Rakeback means money a poker room pays back to you as a share of the rake you paid, and Weekly Cashback is the name this room gives its version. The payout is calculated from your rake, paid in cash and free to withdraw, which is how players use the word rakeback elsewhere. The rakeback guide explains how the different program types compare.

Earning points for Weekly Cashback

1. Opt in to Weekly Cashback once from your account. You stay enrolled after that and do not need to join again each week.
2. Play cash games, tournaments or any other real money format. Every $1 of rake you generate adds one point.
3. Collect points between Monday 00:00 and Sunday 23:59 CET, the window partypoker uses for each cashback week.
4. Reach at least the first weekly points threshold. Below it, the week pays nothing.

Your rate is fixed by the last threshold you passed. Points you earn above that threshold but short of the next one do not raise your payout, and they do not roll over into the following week. Near the end of a week, it can pay to check how close you are to the next threshold before deciding whether to play another session.

Rake at partypoker NL25 cash tables

At NL25 (No-Limit Hold'em, $0.10/$0.25 blinds), partypoker takes 5% of each pot as rake. That rake is what turns into Weekly Cashback points, so a player at this stake builds points pot by pot rather than through a separate scoring system.

Tournament fees count as well, so a player who mixes NL25 sessions with tournaments adds both kinds of rake to one weekly total.

What a month of partypoker cashback looks like

Assume you generate $1,200 in rake over a month, split between cash games and tournaments, or roughly $300 a week. At 1 point for every $1 of rake, each of those weeks passes the 250-point step but stays below 500 points, so every week is paid at 15% of its rake.

A quieter week that only clears the minimum point target pays the starting rate of 8%. A week that reaches 1,000 points pays the 20% ceiling, and each week is settled separately.

Each weekly share appears in your balance the following Monday as cash. Put your own monthly rake into the rakeback calculator to estimate the return.

When partypoker pays the cashback

Weekly Cashback is paid every Monday for the week that just closed. It arrives as cash with no playthrough requirement, so you can withdraw it or keep playing with it. Temporary promotions sometimes multiply the points you earn during set hours, which raises your weekly total without changing the cashback rates.

Regional partypoker sites with their own reward programs

Weekly Cashback as described here belongs to the international .com site. The French, Spanish and Italian partypoker sites, the Ontario site and the partypoker network in US states each run their own programs with separate terms.

In Canada, Ontario residents play on the province's separate partypoker site, while players in the other provinces use the international .com site. The table below lists the markets where partypoker is open.

Who partypoker cashback suits

The program pays on rake from every format, so players who move between cash games and tournaments get credit for all of it. Weekly payouts also suit players who prefer frequent small amounts to a monthly lump sum. A player who plays only now and then may fall short of the first threshold in some weeks and earn nothing for them.

Because every week is scored on its own, the cashback you collect over a month depends on how evenly you play. Four steady weeks above the first threshold all pay out, while the same rake squeezed into one week and followed by three idle ones produces a single payout at whatever rate that one week reached.

For a cash game program that rewards weekly volume with a rising rate, see 888poker Weekly Rakeback. Players in the UK can compare partypoker with the rooms on the UK rakeback rankings, and the room comparison table lines up the main deals side by side. Head-to-head pages cover partypoker vs PokerStars and bwin Poker vs partypoker.

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