Rakeback on cash tables?

brendons31 · #1 10-09-2005, 11:53 PM

Since I started playing with rakeback I have only played sit and go's. I'm wondering how rakeback on cash tables is calculated. Ie. is it calculated where the total rake at a table is divided by the number of players and the table to calculate one persons rake, or is it calculated by rake you have contributed when u win a pot.

Also, just wondering how much on average do people make from rakeback an hour at say a typical 5-10 limit table (full table) and at a typical 1-2 NL table (assuming around 26% rakeback).

Thanks

Nicholasp27 · #2 10-10-2005, 12:57 AM

u make a lot more rb in ring games than sngs

Fryguy · #3 10-10-2005, 01:05 AM

it's rake per hand divided by number of players.

So let's say you fold preflop, and the rake is $1 in a 10-handed game, you contributed 10 cents to that rake.

handsome · #4 10-10-2005, 02:08 AM

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it's rake per hand divided by number of players.

So let's say you fold preflop, and the rake is $1 in a 10-handed game, you contributed 10 cents to that rake.

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I'm pretty sure this is wrong.

craig r · #5 10-10-2005, 02:21 AM

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it's rake per hand divided by number of players.

So let's say you fold preflop, and the rake is $1 in a 10-handed game, you contributed 10 cents to that rake.

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I'm pretty sure this is wrong.

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It is correct for Party skins.

Formula: (rake of pot)/ (players dealt in)= MGR

craig

handsome · #6 10-10-2005, 02:27 AM

Oh, okay. My bad, person I tried to correct.

obsidian · #7 10-10-2005, 10:52 AM

Well other places (UB I believe) calculate rake contributed as the actual rake taken from pots you have won.

LALDAAS · #8 10-10-2005, 01:45 PM

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Well other places (UB I believe) calculate rake contributed as the actual rake taken from pots you have won.

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Really is that true? Well that is just yet another reason for me not even bother with UB. I was just considering looking into to RB for UB screw that.