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"Rakeback": This is the second form of poker bonus beside the "depositbonus"

When you play online poker, you pay a small amount of money to the poker room in each hand you play. This fee is called "rake". It's 5% of each pot and max. 3 units ($/€). First thing to mention here, it's better to play at a dollar poker room than at one who has euro or pounds as currency. Because $3 (the maximum taken rake of a pot) is less than 3€.

Amazingly few online poker players know exactly what rakeback is, yet all of them enjoy rake return in one form or another, at least for a limited time in their online poker careers.

Every poker room offers a sign-up bonus these days, so wherever you play, chances are you already got some sort of bonus. Sign-up bonuses are not free money though as most beginners are tempted to believe. Such bonuses cannot be cashed out, nor can the player use them in real money play until he/she has unlocked them. Generally, sign-up bonuses land in players’ bonus accounts awaiting redemption there.
There are upfront bonuses too, but these tend to be extremely small compared to regular ones and are thus insignificant in the long-run.
Once you got your percentage match on your deposit in your bonus account, you’ll proceed to unlock it. Most poker rooms feature PokerPoints. Your bonus redemption is directly dependent on these points that you generate through real money play at cash or tournament tables. PokerPoints are in turn, directly dependent on the rake you generate at the cash tables and on the tournament fees you pay when taking part in MTTs or SNGs. With that in mind, the conclusion is, that bonus redemption is in fact in direct proportion with the rake you generate. You’ll always have to generate a superior amount of rake to unlock a given amount of bonus money, therefore, it is entirely correct to affirm than your sign-up bonus is in fact a form of rakeback you enjoy for a limited time. How so? Some bonuses expire, others are simply unlocked altogether. At any rate, you will not get a continuous rake rebate on your real money play.

A good rakeback deal is always a nice setup for the poker room too. Rakeback-less poker rooms often see players come, redeem their bonuses and then leave. A rakeback deal makes sure players stay as they get continuously rewarded for their loyalty.

Rakeback on the other hand, never expires. Once you sign up for a deal, it’ll stick by your side for as long as you play in the given poker room. Your rake contribution will always yield a proportional rake return, so the more you play and the higher the limits you play on, the more rakeback you earn.
Some rakeback deals offer you better percentages than the ones you get when redeeming your first deposit bonus. The truth is the majority of successful rakeback players come from among those who couldn’t put in a consistent winning effort, but now they can because of the benefits provided.