Prop site H

Our newest prop deal is one that will probably ignite a lot of interest among our players. That’s because prop site H accepts US players, and it offers a rakeback rate of 100%.

Prop rakeback payments are made on every Monday, and the rake-calculation method is rake share. The site itself is a well-established one, it’s trustworthy and it’s got an excellent reputation with its players.

Prop players will have to play at $0.25/$0.50 at least at NL tables, and $0.5/$1 at Fixed Limit ones. Prop players will not be allowed to play in guaranteed prize-pool tournaments, or any sort of freerolls. If they do play, their winnings will be deducted form the rakeback they earn, and they will receive a warning from the shift manager. Upon repeated offences, they’ll lose a week of prop play.

SNGs can be played, but no rakeback will be allotted for the registration fees you spend on them.

Rakeback is transferred into your account on a weekly basis, but you can contact support at any time you wish to learn how much you have raked. If you already have an account at this poker room, you will NOT be able to have it turned into a prop account.

Do not expect the shift manager to acknowledge your sign-ins. He’ll only contact you when you break the rules, or when he needs to issue a warning for whatever reason. That, of course, doesn’t mean you do not have to check in with the shift-manager before you start propping. Always check in via YM, or MSN.

Other restrictions are:

Prop players are forbidden to wait in queue at full tables.
Sitting out is also forbidden.
10-handed cash games feature a maximum limit of 3 prop players. 6 handed ones allow 2 props only. Heads-up tables only allow for a single prop player to play (it doesn’t make any sense for the site to run heads-up tables at which both players play with 100% rakeback).

Do not expect to take part in any of the promotions the site runs when you’re propping. There will be promotions that allow prop players to take part, but those will be announced accordingly.

Prop payments will be withheld if suspicion of collusion or cheating arises in any shape or form, so make sure you stay well clear of such activities.