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Games:
Texas Hold'em
Omaha
7-Card Stud
5-Card Stud
Omaha
7-Card Stud
5-Card Stud
Rake Structure:
The "Rake" is the percentage of the pot that goes to the house. Royal Vegas
Poker uses a fixed schedule for its rake, based on the table limit and number
of players.
Royal Vegas Poker defines a player as raking a hand as: "any player that is
dealt cards in a hand and the pot is raked at a minimum of 25c".
Limit tables, lower than $0.10/$0.20
# of Players $0.10 pot $0.25 pot $0.40 pot $0.55 pot $0.70 pot $0.85 pot
$1.00 pot Max
2 to 10 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.07
Limit tables, $0.10/$0.20 up to, but not including $0.50/$1
# of Players $0.50 pot $1 pot $2 pot $3 pot $4 pot $5 pot Max
2 to 10 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.30
Limit tables, $0.50/$1 to $1/$2
# of Players $5 pot $10 pot $15 pot $20 pot $25 pot $30 pot Max
2 to 10 $0.25 $0.25 $0.25 $0.25 $0.25 $0.25 $1.50
Limit tables, $2/$4 to $10/$20
# of Players $20 pot $30 pot $40 pot $50 pot $60 pot Max
2 to 3 $1 - - - - $1
4 to 5 $1 $0.50 $0.50 - - $2
6 to 10 $1 $0.50 $0.50 $0.50 $0.50 $3
Limit tables, $15/$30 and greater
# of Players $40 pot $55 pot $70 pot $85 pot $100 pot Max
2 to 3 $1 - - - - $1
4 to 5 $1 $0.50 $0.50 - - $2
6 to 10 $1 $0.50 $0.50 $0.50 $0.50 $3
1 on 1 fixed limit tables
# of Players $5 pot $12 pot $20 pot Max
2 $0.50 $0.25 $0.25 $1
Pot Limit/No Limit tables, with blinds lower than $0.05/$0.10
# of Players $0.10 pot $0.25 pot $0.40 pot $0.55 pot $0.70 pot $0.85 pot $1
pot Max
2 to 10 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.07
Pot Limit/No Limit tables, with blinds $0.05/$0.10 up to, but not including
$0.25/$0.50
# of Players $0.50 pot $1 pot $2 pot $3 pot $4 pot $5 pot Max
2 to 10 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.30
All Pot Limit and No Limit tables, with blinds $0.25/$0.50 and up
# of Players Rake per Pot Max Rake Min Pot @ Max Rake
2 to 3 $0.05 per $1 $1 $20
4 to 5 $0.05 per $1 $2 $40
6 to 10 $0.05 per $1 $3 $60
Poker uses a fixed schedule for its rake, based on the table limit and number
of players.
Royal Vegas Poker defines a player as raking a hand as: "any player that is
dealt cards in a hand and the pot is raked at a minimum of 25c".
Limit tables, lower than $0.10/$0.20
# of Players $0.10 pot $0.25 pot $0.40 pot $0.55 pot $0.70 pot $0.85 pot
$1.00 pot Max
2 to 10 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.07
Limit tables, $0.10/$0.20 up to, but not including $0.50/$1
# of Players $0.50 pot $1 pot $2 pot $3 pot $4 pot $5 pot Max
2 to 10 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.30
Limit tables, $0.50/$1 to $1/$2
# of Players $5 pot $10 pot $15 pot $20 pot $25 pot $30 pot Max
2 to 10 $0.25 $0.25 $0.25 $0.25 $0.25 $0.25 $1.50
Limit tables, $2/$4 to $10/$20
# of Players $20 pot $30 pot $40 pot $50 pot $60 pot Max
2 to 3 $1 - - - - $1
4 to 5 $1 $0.50 $0.50 - - $2
6 to 10 $1 $0.50 $0.50 $0.50 $0.50 $3
Limit tables, $15/$30 and greater
# of Players $40 pot $55 pot $70 pot $85 pot $100 pot Max
2 to 3 $1 - - - - $1
4 to 5 $1 $0.50 $0.50 - - $2
6 to 10 $1 $0.50 $0.50 $0.50 $0.50 $3
1 on 1 fixed limit tables
# of Players $5 pot $12 pot $20 pot Max
2 $0.50 $0.25 $0.25 $1
Pot Limit/No Limit tables, with blinds lower than $0.05/$0.10
# of Players $0.10 pot $0.25 pot $0.40 pot $0.55 pot $0.70 pot $0.85 pot $1
pot Max
2 to 10 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.01 $0.07
Pot Limit/No Limit tables, with blinds $0.05/$0.10 up to, but not including
$0.25/$0.50
# of Players $0.50 pot $1 pot $2 pot $3 pot $4 pot $5 pot Max
2 to 10 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.05 $0.30
All Pot Limit and No Limit tables, with blinds $0.25/$0.50 and up
# of Players Rake per Pot Max Rake Min Pot @ Max Rake
2 to 3 $0.05 per $1 $1 $20
4 to 5 $0.05 per $1 $2 $40
6 to 10 $0.05 per $1 $3 $60
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Tournaments:
| PokerHUD is a Texas Holdem players heads-up display. It automatically, without clicking or typing anything, calculates full odds while playing on PartyPoker(TM) and other on-line poker games. It is a great way to learn the game. PartyPoker is a registered trademark of PartyPoker.Com More Details on PokerHUD |
Tournaments:
World Cup Sit 'n Go Tournaments
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$100,000-Guaranteed
Play in the $100,000 Guaranteed tournament on Sundays for a buy-in of
only $55 or qualify from ongoing feeder satellites or sit ‘n go tournaments.
$15,000-Freeroll
Download and register at Royal Vegas Poker and get a chance to play in
the $15,000 Freeroll. That’s 15000 reasons to play at Royal Vegas Poker!
$10,000 Expert Series
Test your skills in our new Expert Series starting June 28th, 2006. Take
on poker’s best to claim extreme bragging rights and a share of $10,000
guaranteed.
Welcome Freerolls
New to poker? Become acquainted with the world’s greatest card game by
playing in our $1,000 Daily Freerolls. They run four times a day and
theres no raked hand requirement!
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Play in the $19,000 guaranteed tournament each Saturday and stand a
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$5,000 High-Roller Freeroll
Take your game to the next level by playing against other high-rollers in
the monthly High-Roller Freeroll.
| Poker Tracker is a Windows based computer program that allows you to analyze your on-line Texas HoldEm play. Poker Tracker stores and summarizes hand history data that can be downloaded from your poker site. Track your starting hands and with the various hand combinations see how many times you: 1) See the flop 2) Raise 3) Win money 4) And much more! Track your play by position. You can see how many times you call under the gun, from the cut-off, etc. Look at the amount of money you win by position. You can also see how you play short-handed or with a full table. Track your play by session/tournament. Track your hand results. More Details on Poker Tracker |
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| WSOP Tournament Results Blog, Freeroll Tournament Blog, Poker Tips and Lessons Blog, Poker Strategy Blog, and Poker Tools Blog |
| Poker Lessons and Tips from the Pros Poker Lesson #55 Bad Position, Decent Cards Howard Lederer April 3, 2006 "In spots like this, your best move is to press an edge while you have it - before the flop." Poker Lesson #54 Inducing a Bluff Layne Flack March 27, 2006 "It's hard to bluff on three consecutive streets, and most players won't launch that third bullet." Poker Lesson #53 Back to Basics David Grey March 20, 2006 "As players improve, they inevitably see more opportunities for profit, and thus, see potential in a greater number of hands. " Poker Lesson #52 Representing a Bluff Huckleberry Seed March 13, 2006 "If you had the nuts, he'd reason, you'd bet smaller, trying to get some value." Poker Lesson #51 Viewer Beware Howard Lederer March 6, 2006 "In the last couple of years, I've noticed that some of the less experienced players don't fully appreciate what they've seen on TV." Poker Lesson #50 When Passive Plays Chris Ferguson February 27, 2006 "Ideally I want to get one decent bet in and by checking, I prevent my opponent from giving me more action than my hand can handle." Poker Lesson #49 Book Smarts vs. Table Smarts Erik Seidel February 20, 2006 "Just as there is no right way to write a song or paint a picture, there is no right way to play poker." Poker Lesson #48 Playing with John D'Agostino Jay Greenspan February 13, 2006 "After such a difficult opening, it's not uncommon to see even very good players overwhelmed with resignation." Poker Lesson #47 On Cavemen and Poker Players Ben Roberts February 6, 2006 "Endeavor to leave each session in the same emotional state." Poker Lesson #46 Small-Pot Poker Gavin Smith January 30, 2006 "I'm looking to pick up a lot of small pots by applying a constant level of pressure to my opponents." Poker Lesson #45 Tips From Tunica Andy Bloch January 23, 2006 "When he check-raised, he failed to ask himself a critical question: What hand can I call with that he could beat?" Poker Lesson #44 How Big a Bankroll? Team Full Tilt January 16, 2006 "If you're nervous about what you stand to lose in a given pot, you're probably playing too high for your bankroll. " Poker Lesson #43 Thoughts on Omaha-8 Jennifer Harman January 09, 2006 "Whenever possible, you need to position yourself to take every chip from a big pot." Poker Lesson #42 In Defense of the Call Gavin Smith January 02, 2006 "A strategic call might keep me from going broke in a hand where I hold a good, but second-best hand." Poker Lesson #41 Stepping Up, Stepping Down Kristy Gazes December 26, 2005 "Early in my poker career I set a simple rule for myself: I would never move to a higher limit until I won three consecutive sessions." Poker lesson #40 Playing a Big Draw in Hold'em Chris "Jesus" Ferguson December 19, 2005 "Playing big draws aggressively against multiple opponents can create very profitable situations." Poker Lesson #39 Know Your (Table) Limits Paul Wolfe December 12, 2005 "As I play, I take note of the loose players and tight players, and then use that information to decide which seat will be most profitable." Poker Lesson #38 Getting Started in Stud-8 Jennifer Harman December 05, 2005 "The major mistake that new players make is that they play aggressively with hands that might serve them well in a regular game of 7-Card Stud." PokerLesson #37 Whats Your Starting Hand Worth? Steve Brecher November 28, 2005 "There is no universal definition of what "better" means when comparing hold 'em starting hands." Poker Lesson #36 Big Slick: A Slippery Hand Rafe Furst November 21, 2005 "Many people fall in love with A-K pre-flop because they know that they can rarely be much worse than 50-50 to win the hand." |
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