If you choose to resume the hand, but your opponent decides to cash out, the hand plays out as usual except they play the remainder of the hand against PokerStars, with PokerStars keeping the money if they win.
You do realize this is a 1% uncapped rake at best? At worst (when one player cashes out and the other doesn't) PStars takes a giant chunk of the pot.To me it is a feature and a fantastic one at that.
On a separate topic. Would transfers on Pstars be a good alternative for chip purchase to Paypal ?
You do realize this is a 1% uncapped rake at best? At worst (when one player cashes out and the other doesn't) PStars takes a giant chunk of the pot.
It's like a prisoner's dilemma except a third party wins (a little most of the time and wins HUGE a small % of the time).
Yes, but that is where the 1% uncapped fee and the fact that they don't pay out your chop equity come into play.Well, P* also loses some of them time...
You and I are AIPF and I am a 70% favorite... You cash out and PP returns your 30% equity... I play it out and hold and I get 100% of the pot (after rake).
Insurance is always a house win.