Hey guys,

So I just finished a rather up and down October as far as 100NL goes. As usual, the end of the month comes and I get a nice deposit into my account with my rakeback.

This was the first month where my rakeback was actually GREATER than my poker income. I doubt this is the case, but I was wondering if this is a common occurence for a lot of players?

For a solid profitable player, what fraction of their total poker income (Total poker income = rakeback+poker income) should we expect to be rakeback? 5%, 10, 25%?

While its nice being able to be a breakeven player for a month and still turn a profit, I'd imagine having rakeback being greater than poker earnings isn't a good sign?...

any thoughts?