Originally Posted by Marm

I wouldn't be that surprised. . I still think thats a high rake, which is very probable being a new site.

Probably a normal rake tbh. You can literally play hundreds and hundreds of hands an hour. Play 0.25/0.50 you can lose a few dollars after just 15 minutes play. Especially if you land some big pots.

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MHO

i doubpt this..
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Originally Posted by KiD[ReD]

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