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Re: rakeback in terms of $$ per hour
These are my estimations for total rake paid per 100 hands per player:
0.5/1 $4.37 1/2 $6.38 1/2 (6-max) $9.51 2/4 $10.85 3/6 $12.97 5/10 (6-max) $26.55 Go on and calculate your own rakeback, you are actually getting 25-30% of these numbers, depending on the deal. |
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Re: rakeback in terms of $$ per hour
Good one. How long did they take you to think up? You must be really bored.
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Re: rakeback in terms of $$ per hour
It gives too small result for 1/2 6-max at least, haven't checked the others.
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Re: rakeback in terms of $$ per hour
I guess the times you datamined could make a difference, but I play early in the morning (8-10CST)
Sometimes in the afternoon (12-1:30) And late at night (11-1AM) On weekends, I play all different times. Im also an affiliate at every major site so I know how much rake is at different stakes, which is why I posted in this thread. Also, did you know that Prima figures their rake different from everyone else. At most sites, if the total rake is $3 and there were 10 players dealt cards....each player is credited with .30 in rake. At Prima, (or at least GamingClub and RiverBelle) you only get credit for whatever rake was collected WHILE you were still in the hand. If you fold preflop, you get credited with nothing. If you see the flop along with 3 people and then you fold, you get creidted with 25% of whatever rake was collected before you folded. Whoever continues to stay in the hand is credited with more rake as the hand progresses. It makes no sense and is way over complicated, but thats how they do it. If you play tight, your rake will be much lower. In alot of cases, it will be 25-30% lower (if you are a rock and see 15-18% of flops). I apologize for insulting your calculator. |
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Re: rakeback in terms of $$ per hour
interesting, thank you.
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Re: rakeback in terms of $$ per hour
interesting did'nt know Prima rooms calculated rakeback this way..that suks.This caluclator is pretty damn accurate for the games I play.
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