BetKings poker rakeback

Network GG Network Program Ocean Rewards Checked

BetKings poker rakeback reaches up to 80% of your rake. BetKings is a skin of the GG Network: it shares player pools and software with GGPoker and lists Ocean Rewards as its loyalty program, so the 80% maximum matches the Shark level on GGPoker.

What sets BetKings apart is the welcome package. Affiliate sources quote a bonus of up to $1,000 alongside rakeback of up to 80%. BetKings does not publish its own level table, so the details below separate what is confirmed from what comes from affiliates.

How BetKings rakeback works

Item BetKings
Network GG Network (shared tables with GGPoker)
Program Ocean Rewards
Maximum rakeback up to 80% of rake
Welcome bonus up to $1,000 (affiliate source)
Payout same mechanics as GGPoker: GEMs exchanged for cash in the client
Wagering on rakeback none

On GGPoker, Ocean Rewards gives 100 Tide Points per $1 of rake and pays 16% at the entry level up to 80% at Shark. BetKings runs the same program, so the structure explained on GGPoker rakeback applies, including the Shark threshold of about $100,000 of rake.

BetKings rakeback example

Monthly rake At 16% (entry level on GG) At 80% (top level)
$200 $32 $160
$1,000 $160 $800

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    What we could not confirm for BetKings

    • A BetKings-specific table of levels and points thresholds.
    • The full terms of the $1,000 welcome bonus: the figure comes from an affiliate, not from a BetKings page we could check.
    • The list of countries where BetKings accepts players.

    How to check before you play:

    1. Open the Ocean Rewards section in the BetKings client and compare the level names and percentages with the GGPoker table.
    2. Read the bonus terms in the cashier: release rate, time limit, which games count.
    3. Ask support whether your country is accepted.

    How to claim BetKings rakeback

    1. Register at BetKings and make a deposit.
    2. Play real money cash games or tournaments; Ocean Rewards enrolment is automatic.
    3. Track Tide Points and GEMs in the rewards tab.
    4. Exchange GEMs for cash in the client.

    Pros and cons

    Pros

    • Same GG Network tables and traffic as GGPoker.
    • Up to 80% rakeback through Ocean Rewards.
    • A welcome bonus of up to $1,000 is quoted on top of rakeback.

    Cons

    • No BetKings level table of its own.
    • Bonus terms and country list are not confirmed by BetKings itself in our sources.

    BetKings or GGPoker?

    Question Answer
    Different rakeback rates? no, both use Ocean Rewards up to 80%
    Different player pool? no, both sit on the GG Network
    Reason to pick BetKings the welcome bonus, if its terms suit you
    Reason to pick GGPoker published level table and widest country coverage

    The GG Network hub lists every GG skin we cover.

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    BetKings rakeback: questions

    What is BetKings poker rakeback?

    It is the Ocean Rewards program of the GG Network, paying up to 80% of rake. BetKings is a GG skin, so the program mechanics match GGPoker.

    Is there a BetKings poker rakeback deal with a bonus?

    Affiliate sources quote a bonus of up to $1,000 next to rakeback of up to 80%. Check the bonus terms in the BetKings cashier, since BetKings does not publish them in our sources.

    Is BetKings rakeback different from GGPoker?

    The program and the maximum are the same. The difference is the welcome offer.

    Sources

    Checked on Oct 25, 2026. Source: VIP-Grinders overview of BetKings (affiliate). Ocean Rewards structure from the GGPoker launch coverage on PokerFuse.

    Sources are named, not linked. How we verify data