Off-table poker rake-cap worksheet
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Read the explanation, source notes, and model assumptions
Study tool: choose one row from the dated source snapshot, then enter a completed hand’s gross pot. This page does not read a poker client or recommend an action.
Result
- Modeled rake
- Net pot after modeled rake
- Effective rake
- Selected published rate and cap
- Source schedule key
- Cap size
- Continuous breakpoint (rounded to 4 decimals)
- First displayed cap
- First integer-cent pot at or above the raw cap
- First strictly binding cap
- Cap displayed for this pot?
- Cap strictly changes this result?
Schedule snapshot: 2026-09-04T23:22:09.7201938+02:00. Money inputs use at most two decimals. The model treats the final gross pot as one integer-cent input, rounds percentage rake to the nearest cent (ties to even), then applies a whole-cent cap. The source names half-even rounding but not the accounting quantum, so verify the venue’s exact implementation.
A zero pot or a hand ending before the flop returns $0 rake under the cited rule. Rewards, rakeback, contributed-rake attribution, jackpot fees, time collections, split pots, and tournament fees are outside this model.
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