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Off topic & small talk: Raffle/puzzle with prize money (Page 29)

Topic created on 11th Apr. 2022 | Page: 29 of 42 | Answers: 419 | Views: 60,436
Anonym
Peter8 wrote on 22.04.2022 at 17:17: would also have said ante
it was on my tongue but kamm just no longer on it
is it right?

Certainly. I congratulate you already

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B****3
Where is the difference between fee ante rake ?

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R3hab
Elite
Royal777 wrote on 22.04.2022 at 17:19
Definitely. congratulations in advance

unfortunately i was not the first
but knew this from when I played Poker at bwin from time to time
just did not get it and google shows me only rake ^^
google was also once better

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Anonym
Blubbo33 wrote on 22.04.2022 at 17:20: Where is the difference between fee ante rake ?

As rake/fee I understand a one time tournament fee. While the ante is paid on every hand
But as a Poker layman I could be wrong.
Think times that the Peter is right

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Dutch78
Expert
Royal777 wrote on 22/04/2022 at 17:23
As rake/fee I understand a one time tournament fee. But as a Poker layman I could be wrong. While the ante is paid on every hand.
Guess the Peter is right

Rake is the fee charged to the player per hand, the so called house fee, this is how the house earns when playing poker.

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Rainmann
Elite
Ante please....Small blind, Big blind and then geit dat los. Double big blind betting was also in the cash game back then 😂 those were the days Halleluja 🙏

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Anonym
Dutch78 wrote on 22.04.2022 at 17:27
Rake is the fee charged to the player per hand, called the house fee, this is how the house earns when playing poker.

But in Tournament Poker there is no rake per hand, right? But only in cash game

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Rainmann
Elite
The costs for participation in a tournament accordingly consist of Buy-In + Entry Fee , of which only the Buy-In is included in the prize money. For example, an online Provider with "10$+1$" as entry fee tournament would mean that a player has to pay 11$ for entry, of which 10$ go directly into the prize money and 1$ goes to the provider.

Edit by Caro: links have been removed (competitor site)

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Rainmann
Elite
Royal777 wrote on 04/22/2022 at 5:34 PM
But in Tournament Poker there is no rake per hand, right? But only in cashgame

In tournament later when the blinds are higher the ante gets higher and higher so you can't just sit and wait

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Anonym
Rainmann wrote on 22.04.2022 at 17:33: Ante please....Small blind, Big blind and then geit dat los. Double big blind bet was also in at the cash game 😂 those were the days Hallelujah 🙏

Which ante do you mean?? Last name??

🤫🤣😅😆

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