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Originally Posted by RHFiend
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DE Poker Room's rake structure pretty much crushes any of the competition.
I have played DE poker room and the place just doesn't feel right to me. I will take a more traditional rake structure in a proper casino with propely trained dealers, security, free drinks, etc. any day.
The $30 rake may sound all right if you plan to play 4 hours or more, but what about the guy who just wants to play an hour or two? He is way over-paying.
Put it another way. If there's a 10% up to $4 rake, and the overall average rake per pot is $2.50 (probably high), and the table deals 30 hands/hour, then that table takes in about $75 per hour.
At $30 per session per player, the DE Poker Room would have to average about 2.5 player turnover per hour to be raking about the same amount. I would imagine that their turnover is more like 4-5 players per hour - meaning they rake about $120-$150 per hour per table.