Revolution Network

Lucky Bun

Recreational-Heavy Korea / Asia

New to rakeback? Here's what this means for you

You're already paying a small fee (called rake) every hand you play, whether you notice it or not. Signing up through the link below gets a portion of that paid back to you — same games, same odds, just less left on the table. Read the full explainer →

Lucky Bun is a newer room on the Revolution Network, launched in 2024 and built primarily for the South Korean market, though it accepts players worldwide. It's entirely browser-based — no download, no client, no KYC — you create an account and you're in the lobby within a couple of minutes.

Most of the traffic is Korean, with a smaller mix of players from elsewhere in Asia, the US, and Europe. Games run up to $50/$100 in Hold'em and Pot-Limit Omaha, and the pool is about as recreational as it gets for a room this new.

Rake sits around 4.5% on cash games, with caps varying by stake and game type. There's no built-in bonus program, but a private rakeback deal is available — worth confirming the exact terms directly before you start putting in volume.

📷 Software screenshots coming soon — check back for a look at the client.

Deposits & Withdrawals

✓ Fully browser-based — no download or client install required
✓ No KYC or account verification needed to start playing

Rake & Rakeback

✓ Cash game rake around 4.5%, caps vary by stake and game
✓ No public rakeback program — a private deal is arranged directly through your agent

★ + Additional VIP rakeback from TableFinder — on top of this room's own rakeback, players who sign up through me get extra negotiated rakeback that isn't available by joining directly.

Promotions

✓ No structured bonus program at this stage — still a newer room

Support

✓ Support handled through your registration agent

From My Own Play

This isn't an app — it's fully browser-based, and you can open several tables at once. You meet some genuinely wild Korean players here, 50%+ VIPP, and there are usually at least two, often three or more of them at a table. The rake runs on the higher side, but it's well compensated by how much action the Korean players bring, plus a very good rakeback deal.