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Elkhound 10-24-2005 11:13 AM

To RB or not to RB
 
I'm trying to determine if I am better off playing on the X-Party skins with RB or sucking it up and playing at Party without RB. Just did a little math and I'm curious to see if you folks agree with it.

-1/2 6 Max Game

-Assume an average rake of $0.50/hand

-Over 100 hands the table would generate $50 in rake and each player would be attributed $8.33 in rake

-With a 25% percent rakeback deal each player would get back $2.08 per 100 hands, essentially 1BB/100

So the real question is are the Party games that much softer then the X-skins to make up 1BB/100 hands?

partygirluk 10-24-2005 11:19 AM

Re: To RB or not to RB
 
For 1/2 you should be able to find ample game selection at a number of sites with much better rakeback than 25% (e.g. Prima, UB, Absolute)

BottlesOf 10-24-2005 11:35 AM

Re: To RB or not to RB
 
At what 6max level do we think it is better to play party with 0 RB than the ex-skins with 25 or 30% rb?

partygirluk 10-24-2005 11:54 AM

Re: To RB or not to RB
 
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At what 6max level do we think it is better to play party with 0 RB than the ex-skins with 25 or 30% rb?

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Hi Johnny,

I haven't played on party or the skins since the split, so I couldn't say. I do think most poker players underestimate the importance of rake, and would do well to shop around for the best deals.

MyssGuy 10-24-2005 12:08 PM

Re: To RB or not to RB
 
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Over 100 hands the table would generate $50 in rake and each player would be attributed $8.33 in rake

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Not exactly true. Depending on how tight/loose you are this number will vary. I would venture to say that a normal 2+2er would have less rake, as they see less hands.

jba 10-24-2005 12:11 PM

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Over 100 hands the table would generate $50 in rake and each player would be attributed $8.33 in rake

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Not exactly true. Depending on how tight/loose you are this number will vary. I would venture to say that a normal 2+2er would have less rake, as they see less hands.

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that is not how RB works, OP is calculating correctly

MyssGuy 10-24-2005 12:13 PM

Re: To RB or not to RB
 
You are correct, still trying to get down that first cup of coffee.....

Elkhound 10-24-2005 01:22 PM

Re: To RB or not to RB
 
If anyone can post some average rake numbers for the different 6 max limits and sites I'll put together a nice little matrix comparing sites/limits/RB percentage for further discussion.

aslowjoe 10-24-2005 01:40 PM

Re: To RB or not to RB
 
I usually play 5/10. I had my deposit bous on Empire to work off. There was not a table where the ave pot was bigger then 5BB. So I played 3/6. Only 1-2 tables with 5BB ave pots. So just get rid of this friggin bonus I opened up some 1/2 tables. This was the tightest limit yet. Now having said they were relatively exploitable. It seemed like 2 groups of players 15/5/1 or 20/20/4. I only played 300 hands over 3 different nights. So the sample is small.

If I had to play those kind of tables for 1/2 I would look elsewhere

lautzutao 10-24-2005 01:45 PM

Re: To RB or not to RB
 
Honestly I'd go give Absolute a try. The games are very soft at 1/2 and you can get some pretty good RB deals there.


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