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All this really happened in the
ePoker Room at Hollywood Park Casino.
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Figured it had to be that when you started talking about getting paid per hand.
It's the beginning of the B&M rakeback era. Or something.
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Try "or something".
An Internet player collection rakeback (usually 25 to 30% or so) isn't told by the cardroom to change tables or get up and help start another game. That said, this rakeback is pretty strong. If the game is ten handed (rare) and everyone collects (lately it seems this is very nearly true) the house is only generating 50 cents per hand or real revenue.
~ Rick
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The ones that get 25 cents per hand do (they are called props, but all propping online means is they get roughly 100% rake back instead of 30% rake back).