ubkidd

After further review...I was just watching one of the $100/$200 NL games and they have been taking out $2 for the rake whether it is a $400 pot or a $12,000 dollar pot.When I was watching the $200/$400 game there were 4 people at the table, but 2 of them may have been sitting out at the time, which made it a heads up match and therefore the $.50 max rake like SilentButDeadly3 was saying.Even so, a rake of $2 on a $20 pot seems a little excessive, when you consider they apply the same rake to a $12,000 pot.

That would have been a little better, but it was definitely $2 for the rake...

It's funny you should mention this, as I was wondering the same thing when I first noticed this about 5 days ago.I was playing on Full Tilt in one of the 9 handed $.05/$.10 NL games (big gambler I know...), and I had AQ on a AQ44A board, and got it all in for my $10 buy-in against another person. That person also had AQ, so we split the pot. After the hand I look at my stack and I have $9. I lost 10% of my money (after winning the hand???) because the site took $2 out for the rake on a $20 pot.Later on that night I was watching one of the six handed $200/$400 NL games and a $54,000 pot came