Online Poker Propping

What is Propping?

Simply put, a prop is a player that's paid by the poker room to help start new tables and help shorthanded games stay alive. Prop players play with their own money and win and lose just like a normal player. They then get paid at the end of the week for the amount that they played. This payment is usually in the form of a high percentage of rake back, usually 100% or more.

Online poker rooms use prop players to help start new tables and build shorthanded games so that when customers log on the site to play, they have games to jump into. Most casual customers don't like playing heads up or shorthanded; so the poker room pays prop players to do so and get the games up and running for the customers.

Where can I Prop?

Big sites like Party Poker and Poker Stars don't need or use props because they are already big enough. They simply don't need them. The sites that you're going to find that use prop players are smaller or medium traffic sites that need game builders, aka- props.

We can't list the names of the sites we work with publicly, because they don't want that info to be displayed publicly. You will be sent that info once you signup.

How much money can I make Propping?

Some sites pay you in the form of rake back, usually around 100%, and some sites pay on a per hand basis or hourly rate. Exact details of which site pays what amount will be sent to you once you have completed the signup process. The chart to the left will give you a general idea of what you can make in prop pay.

How do I get started?

Simply click the signup button below and then fill out the form to the left and we will contact you within 48 hours with all of the info. Still have questions? Check out the FAQ section or feel free to contact us anytime.