Wordpress Rakeback Widget

Do you have a WordPress blog you'd like to add a Rakeback Widget on? If so you can use our rakeback widget in your blog sidebar.

(If your blog runs on Blogger.com use the Rakeback Gadget instead.)

The Rakeback Widget is customizable and whenever a player clicks on a link on your sidebar widget and creates a rakeback account with us you'll earn a commission on the rake they generate (MGR).

Adding the FullRakeTilt Rakeback Widget is easy, just follow these simple steps.

Create an Account on FullRakeTilt.com

So that you can earn commission on referalls you must first create an account with us. There is no fee for creating an account and you are not required to sign up for any rakeback offers but you're free to do so if you'd like.

Install the Rakeback Widget

The FullRakeTilt Rakeback Widget is in the WordPress plugins directory which makes it very simple to add it to your blog.

Simply log into your wordpress admin area, Click on Plugins then Add new then search for FullRakeTilt to find the FullRakeTilt Rakeback plugin then click the Install Now link to install it as illustrated in the screenshot below.

Click ok when you are asked "Are you sure you want to install this plugin?"

Activeate the Rakeback Plugin

After the FullRakeTilt Rakeback Plugin is successfully installed you will need to activate it.

When the installation is complete you'll see the following screen. Simply click on the Activate Plugin link.

Add the Rakeback Widget to Your Sidebar

After you've installed and activated the Rakeback Widget, from the WordPress right side menu click on Appearance and then Widgets. Look for the FullRakeTilt Rakeback widget and drag it into the sidebar you would like it to appear. If it wasn't already added to a sidebar you might find it under Available Widgets or Inactive Widgets.

Configure the Rakeback Widget

Now that you've added the Rakeback Widget it's time to set it up. Click on the down arrow to the right of the widget title to bring up a box of configuration options. The configuration options are described below.

Widget Title: This is the text that will appear above the table of rakeback offers. It's best to leave the default of Rakeback to make it easier for your site visitors to identify.

FullRakeTilt.com Username: This is your username on FullRakeTilt.com. You must enter a valid username to be able to receive commissions when players sign up for rakeback through your links.

Max # of Offers to Display: You can select how many rakeback offers to display on your sidebar. Either select All or a number to limit the offers to.

Include Images: If you'd like to incldue an image along with the site name in the list of rakeback offers you can do so here. Your options are "No Images", "Small 45px x 15px" or "Bing 37px x 37px"

Show Signup Bonus: Most sites have a signup bonus in addition to the rakeback offer. You can choose to show the details of the bonus along with the rakeback listing. If you choose to display the bonus you have two options, Yes in Seperate Column, which will show the bonus in it's own column, or Yes Under Site Name which will display the bonus under the site's name.

Background Color: The widget will pick up the colors from your blog template but you can override this value if you'd like.

Link Color: Specifies the color of text links in the rakeback widget. This value is optional. The colors will be picked up for your template but this config option is available if you'd like to easily change it.

Make sure you click on the Save button to save your changes.

Referral Rate Earnings

Currently any referral you make will receive current market rates for rakeback and you will receive a variable referral rate according to the table below.

Multi-Level Referrals

Did you know that you can now earn money for the players that your referrals refer?

If you refer PlayerA you receive a share of that players rake (rates explained above). Now, if PlayerA refers PlayerB, you ALSO earn a share of PlayerB! For full rates and details please see the table below!