hallo,
bin ziemlich neu bei ps.de und beim Pokern. ich frage mich nach einiger Theorie: Kann man den rake überhaupt schlagen?
Hier mal ein kurzer text dazu aus dem 2+2 Forum:
The Cost of Rake
Casinos and online poker rooms make money by charging a rake or seat charge. When I first
began to play poker, I purchased Wilson's Turbo Texas Hold'em and ran a simulation of ten
players sitting in my local casino's game, a $3/6 table with $5 max rate and $1 average toke. I
purposely included one tight/aggressive player and nine loose/passive opponents in the
simulation. After 100,000 hands simulated, the results I saw were fairly terrifying. Nobody
was winning. The tight/aggressive player was only down a small amount, but the loose/passive
players had lost a huge sum. Later, I saw David Sklansky write an article about what it took for
one player to win a living wage at poker. Let's assume the following:
· Ten players contribute $10/hour average in rake and tokes.
· The average player plays 40 hours a week, 4 weeks in the month.
· For one player to make $3000 in a month, the other nine players must lose a total of $19,000 combined.
Of that amount $16,000 will go to the dealers and the 'house'.
It should be incredibly clear from the calculations above that the rake one pays will play a huge
role in their chances for success. So, consider carefully when choosing your game and your limit.
