Poker Backing — Staking and Player Financing

Backing (staking) is financing a player: the backer puts up the money to play, the player plays and splits the profit. A pool of backed players is called a poker stable. We take talented players into our stable who are ready to play at limits higher than their bankroll allows — we put up the money to play, you play with makeup.

But the main point — access to the best poker clubs with soft games, high rakeback and payout guarantees is something we open up to everyone: both through backing and for playing on your own money. Below is what you get by working with our deals.

Our deals — open to everyone

PokerDealsHub terms don't require backing — you can use them while playing on your own money. You get access to deals that are usually available only to clubs' inner-circle partners:

• The best clubs and unions with soft games — where you can actually beat the field instead of grinding against regulars.
• High fixed rakeback — up to 70% — extra profit on top of your results at the table, from day one.
• Payout guarantees — except in cases where the use of bots or team play has been proven.
• Vetted clubs and transparent terms — clear rakeback, fast payouts, 24/7 support.

Backing: play above your bankroll

If you want to play higher but don't have enough of your own funds yet — we can take you into our poker stable. Who we're looking for:

• Winning players who want to play higher than their bankroll allows.
• Disciplined regulars ready to put in volume and strictly follow each platform's rules.
• Those who can prove their competence — with a track record of winrates across different clubs.

Terms of cooperation

We provide the bankroll to play. You play with makeup: your share of the profit is credited after the losses are recouped, if there were any. No investing your own money in the game — just your time and skill.

How payouts work

• Clubs settle up with us for the week played, usually on the Monday–Tuesday of the following week.
• We hold the player's share for that week one more week after settlement — meaning the payout goes out with a +1 week shift from settlement day.
• Why this matters: if a profitable week is followed by a losing one, the held share covers part of the downswing. That way we slow the growth of makeup debt, and both sides stay in a stable position.