It has raked hand requirements for the month.

1,500 wiill get you max bonus of $300. (which if this was a flat deposit bonus, most sites require 10 hands per $1 bonus so 1,500 would earn you 150 bucks)

2500 for $600 max
4500 for $1000 max
7500 for $1500 max
10000 for $2000 max

Im not sure if this woudl have a better return than a bonus; BUT it is never ending. However, it is contigent on you winning.

If you played $100 NL @ 6 bb/100 WR you should earn enough profit and get enough raked hands to get a full 50% of you winnings. Cause you would have to play 10k hands to win $600 dollars which would translate to $300 in bonus and shoudl give way more than 1,500 raked hands (requires .25 rake to count)

ONly if you were winning at 15 bb/100 would you win faster than the raked hand requirements. However as you go higher on the winnings the raked hand requirements are proportionally less than the $300 max level.

So i dont think meeting the raked hand requirements will be a problem.

The question is then... whether 50% of you WR is higher than earning a bonus/rakeback.

OK, lets look at it another way. Lets say you play 1500 raked hands and are even. Thats not alot of hands and you caught a couple bad breaks. You change sites for a change of scenery

You should definatly come back sometime before the end of the month and play some more here. Youve already met the 1500 raked hand requirement for a max bonus of $300. So if you play the last few days of the month here...and you win $600, you'll really win $900, but if you lose $600, you only lose $600.

You dont have to move up to take advantage of the overlay situation that I was so horribly trying to describe.

Ive played 850 raked hands so far at Code Poker this month. Things havent gone well so far but Im +$135. I went back to Tribeca to work on the $150 reload bonus. No matter what happens at Tribeca (went well last 2 days thank god), Im going back to Code Poker at some point to get past the 1500 min raked hand level since im already over 1/2 way there.

You could also look at it this way.....

If my Tribeca win rate is 9 PTBBs, I only need 6 PTBBs at Code Poker to win the same amount. Wait, Prima software is much faster than most.

Tribeca gives me about 80 hands per hour at 6 max
Prima is closer to 95. Thats almost 20% more hands at Prima. So w/o doing the math, I really only need what? 5 PTBBs at Code Poker to equal 9 PTBBs at Tribeca?