Sit and Go players can really earn a ton of cash with rakeback.  Next to cash game players, SNG players pay more rake than anyone.  Every table (and they’re usually playing several) is a table where rake was paid, so each SNG earns them rakeback.

Here’s an example.  Let’s say Jim plays SNGs at Carbon Poker, and he plays a lot of them.  He might have an average buy in of $20, so on each SNG he plays, he’s paying $2 in rake (that’s the +2 part of the $20+2 buy in –  that’s the rake).

Let’s say Jim plays about 50 SNGs a week (which is actually a very modest number –  many SNG pros can play this many in just an hour or two).  That means Jim is going to play just about 2600 SNGs a year.

How much will Jim save in rakeback?  He’s going to pay a whopping $5200 in rake over the course of the year (that’s a pretty big number, right?).  Since he gets 35% rakeback from Carbon, Jim will earn almost two thousand dollars in rakeback ($1820, to be exact),

To put that in perspective, Jim could buy into 91 more SNGs with his rakeback payments at Carbon Poker –  not bad for doing absolutely nothing but signing up for the site the right way, no?

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