Someone posted on another forum the same thing I was wondering and I did some digging on GGPoker rake scheming. (Hopefully double posting is not strictly prohibited. This is kinda important knowledge, IMO.)
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Originally posted by ThePuppetmaster
I have a question about the Rake on the lowest Limit of AoF ($0.05/$0.10).
On your website it says that on this limit, you take 0.03 BB + 0.04 BB Rake, which would be 0.3 Cent + 0.4 Cent.
How exactly is Rake which is a fraction of a Cent implemented? Is my acount balance running with 3 Dezimalpoints in the background? Or is it rounded up each time and in reality I pay much more Rake than advertised?
A brilliant question, and my thoughts exactly.
1) I just made a 100€ deposit
2) I played 7000+ hands 1$ AOF
3) Made 60$+ profit according to PokerCraft EV Graph
4) Should have paid a little over 50$ in combined fees
5) Profit?
6) Nah, my balance after these hands is 91€ and some cents. (With no other games played, other than 10 free spins on casino with less than 2€ profit and few $ in AOFBingo wins)
PokerCraft EV winning graph should have no reason to report the wrong actual winning amount in a game that does not even require any in-game rake calculations. (All-in EV can be wrong due to the multiway calcs, but that's irrelevant)
The whole thing would make sense if they maleficently round the 0,007$ rake to the nearest dollar cent. Not a good look (or how they say nowadays
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Edit: Is your account in some other currency than the game? Mine is, so this might be a huge issue as well? The cashier mechanics make hundreds of exchanges when playing this game. Could GG bank some money here?
Edit 2:
Even the balance history says that every folded non-big blind game takes away 0.01€ (should be 0,006€), folded sb takes away 0.05€ (should be 0,047€) and folded BB 0.09€! (should be 0.088€!). It seems that you are compensated in winning pots.
So play super loose and don't lose pots! Hmmm, who would this calculation way benefit in millions in the long run? Not a good look!
Edit 3: Call Joe Ingram!