I have recently found out that there were two people that play eachother $500 and $1000 heads up but instead of paying the (ridicoulous) rake they decide to play $5 heads up tournaments and then just transfer the $ to the player who won. I dont know if they have played eachother so many times that this is what they have decided to do or know eachother in person.
Idk, i just thought it was interesting. Do you think they could get in trouble for this?
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Thread: Avoiding the rake.
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07-06-2005 #1Banned
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Avoiding the rake.
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07-06-2005 #2
rake
rake is a complete killer in many games. If they have their agreement between themselves there should be no problem (actually more strength to them I say).
What would be interesting is to organise games at the penny limits on pokerstars ( no rake to $1).. the agree that every penny = $10!!
I think on Pokerstars that if a table agreed to do this in chat then pokerstars would actully endorse/make all the neceassry transactions for you.See me playing $10/$20NL like it was play money
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07-07-2005 #3Poker Professional
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Great idea.
I soon see all the penny tables filled.
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07-07-2005 #4Chaser
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That sounds like a very good idea
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07-07-2005 #5
I doubt that, then there wouldn't be anyone playing at their higher limits!
Originally Posted by xxdemexx
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