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Well...you don't actually JUST want a higher rake structure.
It's just that you would prefer to get the same amount in rake-back than you would an equivilent rake-reduction. I an just nitting against those who say, "that site's rake is 10% less....and that's just as good as 10% rake-back" because it isn't. Obviously you don't JUST want a higher rake (especially if you aren't getting rake-back). And you shouldn't really PREFER that a site have more rake just to get more rake-back returned. I'm just saying that reduced rake is NOT the same as just getting rake-back. The only way it would be the same is if they directly returned the rake to you on only the pots that YOU won. Think of it this way: 100% rake-back would be better for you then a site that didn't have any rake at all (which would be a 100% rake-reduction I guess). You could make a profit by just playing super-tight and collecting the full MGR of all the hands you are not involved in. Hypothetical: Lets say the rake on every hand on a 10-player table is $1 and you are getting 100% rake-back. Thus, you are earning $0.10 per hand in rake-back. After 100 hands you have won 8 pots. So the house took away $8 in rake from those pots that you won. but in rake-back you are earning $10 returned in the same 100 hands. you will be doing this over and over. as a TAG you are not winning your fair-share of the total number of pots (you are playing tighter, and winning less than 1/10 of the pots on a 10-player table). So rake-back on the pots that everybody else is contesting is preferred to just getting reduced rake on the pots that you win. Hope I cleared up my position on this a little bit. |
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