List of networks with maximum allowable rakeback percentages (seeking feedback)

[Self Made]

I recently posted asking about the Consequences of "under-the-table" rakeback deals. Unfortunately, it's not always clear what network rules are on this subject. E.g. I've always heard that Everleaf allowed a maximum of 40% to be paid, but checking the affiliate T&C of an Everleaf site right now I could find no mention of rakeback. Then there are the sites that allow you to offer anything privately (AFAIK) but nothing publicly, like Bodog used to be. If people could help me compile a list of max allowed rakeback percentages for sites that have them I'd appreciate it. I'm much more familiar with US-friendly sites, so I could use some help:

PokerStars: not allowed
Full Tilt Poker: 27%
PartyPoker: not allowed
iPoker: not allowed
Ongame: not allowed publicly, rake distribution scheme favors losers
Microgaming: 30% but cannot be called rakeback
International/Boss: 30%
Entraction: 30%
888: not allowed
Cake: 33%
Everest: not allowed
Merge: not allowed
Pkr: 30%
Bodog: not allowed, rake distribution scheme favors losers
Enet: not allowed
Everleaf: 40%
Sky: not allowed
Yatahay: 27%
Action: no cap
Cereus: 30%

Updated 6/13/11

[tobik999]

PokerStars: not allowed
Full Tilt Poker: 27%
PartyPoker not allowed
iPoker not allowed
Ongame not allowed publicly
Cereus 30%
Microgaming not allowed
International/Boss 30%
Entraction 30% or VIP program
888 not allowed
Cake: 33%
Everest not allowed
Merge: 35%
Pkr 30%
Bodog: not allowed except for pre-existing deals
Everleaf: 40%
Sky not allowed
PPN not allowed/impossible with their commission scheme
Action 40%???
Partouche ???
Yatahay 27%
UPN 40%
Melita 40%
SO far as I know, Partouche maybe does not allow rakeback publicly

[rakebackengine]

Microgaming not allowed

this is actually 30%. it can not be advertised as rakeback, rather VIP or loyalty deal. the change came about mid september.

tim

[Pokeraddict]

Action 40%???

PayNoRake is 50%+

[MR.Bluff]

On Ongame, Entraction, Ipoker, Microgaming, Cake and Boss you can find a sites that allows you to offer that much rakeback you want, if you will do it privately and convince them that in-coming players are 100% trusthworthy.
In most of cases its hard to get this kind of deals. The funny thing is that many of this sites are well-known brands and have big % of network's rake.

[RBsupplier]

Isn't it sort of impossible to get a good ongame rb deal nowadays since they changed the amount raked by a player depending on if he is a winning/losing player?

[LotusPoker]

I heard from another affiliate - but not sure is true - that Paradise Poker offer "under the table" rakeback deal for their vip players. How it looks? The VIP manager contact with "big" player and offer the rakeback deal but the player need open a new player account from other aff link. Once again, I'am not sure is true but I'dont have a good opinion about sportingbet affiliate program, so I belive it they can do this.

[Self Made]

OP updated 3/1/11 with information from responses in this thread. Corrections or additional information are welcome.

[aibos]

Entraction is actually 35%

[Self Made]

I'm skeptical because all the big RB sites offer 30%.