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So I am sitting in my continuing education seminar and decide to play 1c/2c Omaha to kill time. I split a multiway pot with another player and noticed I still lost money (granted, only 1c total) so I went to look for FTPs rake info page. Either my search skills failed, or they don't have info on it.
They raked 18c on a 1c/2c game. I find it odd that they'd rake 9x the bb. Is it just me? It's not the money (obviously) - it's the % of rake v stakes that blew me away.
Does FTP have a rake section on their site? I need something to read while the gal in the front of the room talks about CPT and ICD-9 codes... -
Maximum rake isn't typically affected by the stakes. It's only affected by how many players are sitting at the table. I do see that the max at penny poker is $2, but I guess for that to be 5% of the pot, the pot would have to be $40 which seems pretty unlikely...
% rake can vary from game to game, but the rake in any hand is generally primarily a factor of two things: number of players dealt a hand and amount of money in the pot. -
Yep, my search skills definitely failed.
Still seems horrid to have a rake for a single hand that can theoretically be 1.5x the max buy in for the table.
Anyhow...thanks for the link -
Adam, I understand how rake works. But like I said above, I just found it horrid that the max rake could theoretically be 1-1.5x the buy in for the table. Forgive me though, I'm overthinking it in hopes to pass the time at this ridiculous seminar.
Originally Posted by Adam
Maximum rake isn't typically affected by the stakes. It's only affected by how many players are sitting at the table. I do see that the max at penny poker is $2, but I guess for that to be 5% of the pot, the pot would have to be $40 which seems pretty unlikely...
% rake can vary from game to game, but the rake in any hand is generally primarily a factor of two things: number of players dealt a hand and amount of money in the pot.
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