Bbj Tables

[No_Neck 0]

Hey guys I find myself playing on a site with a Bad Beat Jackpot, now these tables are routinely much fishier than the rest of the tables. Is there any chance that these tables the play can be so bad that it makes up for the lost value of the extra rake???They take .50 cents a hand from pot where it is raked at least .25 cents.Discuss.

[Zach6668 513]

I know you're talking about a specific site.It's basically not beatable at .25/.50 NL, and probably not at .5/1 NL.It's a HUGE leak from the game to pull 50 cents off of every raked pot.

[No_Neck 0]

I know you're talking about a specific site.It's basically not beatable at .25/.50 NL, and probably not at .5/1 NL.It's a HUGE leak from the game to pull 50 cents off of every raked pot.

I wonder how much it costs in bb/100, anyone with a brain cell know how to figure that out, I mean I know it would very greatly on your playing style.

[KoRnholio 2]

Technically in the looooong run that 0.50 raked per pot will come back to you, so it's neutral/zero EV. Basically it's just a way to wildly increase the variance and drag more gamblers to those tables.

[Zach6668 513]

That's not true.85% of it comes back to you, 15% goes to the house.Or maybe 10%, either way, it's not a neutral EV situation.

[KoRnholio 2]

That's not true.85% of it comes back to you, 15% goes to the house.Or maybe 10%, either way, it's not a neutral EV situation.

Okay, that 10% "admin fee" is pretty bogus (I just looked it up on party's site). B&M tables that have BBJ's don't take any admin fee as far as I know, so at least there it would be neutral EV.