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I was playing some NL on UB today and I noticed something interesting. The blinds were .10 and .25. I was stealing a lot of blinds by raising to $6.
When it reported how much I won in the chat window, I was told that I won .60. The blinds are .35 and my call was .35 for a total of .70, but it looks like they raked the entire $6.35, even though there were no callers. I have never thought of an uncalled bet as being in the pot. I guess I'm wrong, but I wonder if anyone else was thinking along the same lines as me? |
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If the blinds were 0.10 and 0.25 then your call would be for 0.25 not 0.35. It looks like no rake was taken.
I only play at pokerstars and party and they both have a "no flop, no drop" policy. I would imagine UB has the same. Paul |
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Thanks Paul.
You're right. I guess I just played too long. [img]/images/graemlins/ooo.gif[/img] |
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I am quite sure that every site has the policy "no flop, no
drop", and if a poker site didn't, customers would scream about it in their emails ad infinitum! |
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