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**evovolvo** · 01-29-2006 09:27 PM

Did Party Poker change what they call a Raked hand ?
Before almost every hand I played was a Raked Hand, but with this latest January bonus only about 65% of the hands played at loose $50 tables were raked hands.

**Les_Worm** · 01-29-2006 09:36 PM

Originally Posted by party poker

Rake: A service fee collected from hands played in real money games, according to the rake chart below.

Raked hand: A hand that a) a player participates in (dealt cards) and b) has generated at least $0.01 in rake for that player. Generated rake is calculated by dividing the total rake collected in that hand by the number of players who were dealt cards.

Bonus requirements: Players are required to play specified numbers of raked hands in order to release bonuses and/or cash out. Tournament entry fees do not count as raked hands for the purpose of bonus release.

**eeeee** · 01-30-2006 05:27 PM

Looks to me that tables shifted tighter. Used to be more 25nl tables with average pots in the $7-9 range. Now, many, many more in the $4-6 range. That would explain it, yes?

**EasyT** · 01-30-2006 05:44 PM

Originally Posted by Party Poker

Rake: A service fee collected from hands played in real money games, according to the rake chart below.

Raked hand: A hand that a) a player participates in (dealt cards) and b) has generated at least $0.01 in rake for that player. Generated rake is calculated by dividing the total rake collected in that hand by the number of players who were dealt cards.

Bonus requirements: Players are required to play specified numbers of raked hands in order to release bonuses and/or cash out. Tournament entry fees do not count as raked hands for the purpose of bonus release.

Real money games rake chartNo-Limit & Pot-Limit
Up to $25 Buy-In Any
$.05 per $1. $3 (max).

$25 Buy-In & Above
$.05 per $1. $3 (max)

I'm not sure what's going on, here. At NL50, unless you don't see a flop, every hand should be raked. Unless your table folds around into any raise, you should be getting credit for 1 RH if your dealt in.

But Party has not changed their RH requirement.

EasyT

**Gridlock** · 01-30-2006 11:30 PM

That is very strange Evolvo since I was clearing the same bonus and every single hand I played was counted as raked hand. Oh, and by the way Evolvo, I believe I have played with you a couple of times at the 50NL-tables at Party

(nice to meet you didn't know u were FTR-er). 2bad the games at Party are getting so damn tight these days, don't know when this change occured but I sincerely do it changes back soon... Im still making good money, but the game just isn't as juicy as it used to be.

**evovolvo** · 01-31-2006 01:53 AM

Originally Posted by EasyT

I'm not sure what's going on, here. At NL50, unless you don't see a flop, every hand should be raked. Unless your table folds around into any raise, you should be getting credit for 1 RH if your dealt in.

But Party has not changed their RH requirement.

EasyT

According to Pokertracker I have played 1050 hands now at Party and I have 650 raked hands. Average pot on the tables have been between $10 - $12 ($50 NL tables)

Oh well, It's clearing fast anyway, I'm just used to having like 90% of the hands being raked.

**yos** · 02-02-2006 01:13 AM

In most cases, the tables will have around 6-10 players so every hand in which Party collects at least 10 cents is considered a raked hand.

01-29-2006 09:27 PM #1
evovolvo View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Join Date Mar 2005 Posts 78	Party poker Did Party Poker change what they call a Raked hand ? Before almost every hand I played was a Raked Hand, but with this latest January bonus only about 65% of the hands played at loose $50 tables were raked hands.

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01-29-2006 09:36 PM #2
Les_Worm View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Join Date May 2004 Posts 1,875 Location MI	Originally Posted by party poker Rake: A service fee collected from hands played in real money games, according to the rake chart below. Raked hand: A hand that a) a player participates in (dealt cards) and b) has generated at least $0.01 in rake for that player. Generated rake is calculated by dividing the total rake collected in that hand by the number of players who were dealt cards. Bonus requirements: Players are required to play specified numbers of raked hands in order to release bonuses and/or cash out. Tournament entry fees do not count as raked hands for the purpose of bonus release.
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01-30-2006 05:27 PM #3
eeeee View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Join Date Jan 2005 Posts 1,069 Location SoCal	Looks to me that tables shifted tighter. Used to be more 25nl tables with average pots in the $7-9 range. Now, many, many more in the $4-6 range. That would explain it, yes?
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01-30-2006 05:44 PM #4
EasyT View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Join Date Jan 2005 Posts 1,102 Location Yo Mamma	Originally Posted by Party Poker Rake: A service fee collected from hands played in real money games, according to the rake chart below. Raked hand: A hand that a) a player participates in (dealt cards) and b) has generated at least $0.01 in rake for that player. Generated rake is calculated by dividing the total rake collected in that hand by the number of players who were dealt cards. Bonus requirements: Players are required to play specified numbers of raked hands in order to release bonuses and/or cash out. Tournament entry fees do not count as raked hands for the purpose of bonus release. Real money games rake chartNo-Limit & Pot-Limit Up to $25 Buy-In Any $.05 per $1. $3 (max). $25 Buy-In & Above $.05 per $1. $3 (max) I'm not sure what's going on, here. At NL50, unless you don't see a flop, every hand should be raked. Unless your table folds around into any raise, you should be getting credit for 1 RH if your dealt in. But Party has not changed their RH requirement. EasyT

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01-30-2006 11:30 PM #5
Gridlock View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Join Date Jan 2006 Posts 45	That is very strange Evolvo since I was clearing the same bonus and every single hand I played was counted as raked hand. Oh, and by the way Evolvo, I believe I have played with you a couple of times at the 50NL-tables at Party (nice to meet you didn't know u were FTR-er). 2bad the games at Party are getting so damn tight these days, don't know when this change occured but I sincerely do it changes back soon... Im still making good money, but the game just isn't as juicy as it used to be.

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01-31-2006 01:53 AM #6
evovolvo View Profile View Forum Posts Private Message Join Date Mar 2005 Posts 78	Originally Posted by EasyT I'm not sure what's going on, here. At NL50, unless you don't see a flop, every hand should be raked. Unless your table folds around into any raise, you should be getting credit for 1 RH if your dealt in. But Party has not changed their RH requirement. EasyT According to Pokertracker I have played 1050 hands now at Party and I have 650 raked hands. Average pot on the tables have been between $10 - $12 ($50 NL tables) Oh well, It's clearing fast anyway, I'm just used to having like 90% of the hands being raked.

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02-02-2006 01:13 AM #7
yos View Profile View Forum Posts Join Date Jan 2006 Posts 4	In most cases, the tables will have around 6-10 players so every hand in which Party collects at least 10 cents is considered a raked hand.

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