The Mysterious Card Room Where No One Complains

[Rick Nebiolo]

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If by "actual rake contributed" you mean that the rake/crop is taken from players who win pots (which I agree with) then I believe this (giving rakeback based on pots won) is a good idea as it punishes overly tight multi-tablers (and most online props are overly tight and multi-table).

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By rake contributed I mean your share of the rake when you left the hand. Fold wihtout putting money in you get nothing. Call $3 prelop in a 3 way pot get 1/3 of whatever the rake on a $9 pot is (assuming you fold to the flop action).

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This might be best of all. Pay more for props who participate in pots, tending to help get loose passive games. Pay for people winning pots and you would tend to get loose but aggressive games.

Methods of paying online (or even eTable) props are worth a thread, but my guess it's already been done somewhere on these fifty plus forums. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]


~ Rick

[Dennisa]

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If by "actual rake contributed" you mean that the rake/crop is taken from players who win pots (which I agree with) then I believe this (giving rakeback based on pots won) is a good idea as it punishes overly tight multi-tablers (and most online props are overly tight and multi-table).

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By rake contributed I mean your share of the rake when you left the hand. Fold wihtout putting money in you get nothing. Call $3 prelop in a 3 way pot get 1/3 of whatever the rake on a $9 pot is (assuming you fold to the flop action).

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This might be best of all. Pay more for props who participate in pots, tending to help get loose passive games. Pay for people winning pots and you would tend to get loose but aggressive games.

Methods of paying online (or even eTable) props are worth a thread, but my guess it's already been done somewhere on these fifty plus forums. [img]/images/graemlins/grin.gif[/img]


~ Rick

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After seeing most of the people playing at this mysterious card room, trying to explain Rake Rebate to this group would be next to impossible.