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THE WORLD'S #1 POKER MANUAL - Card Games

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Poker Book, Professional and Public Poker<br />

High<br />

Draw<br />

$ 5-$10<br />

$20-$40<br />

$30-$60<br />

Low<br />

Draw<br />

$ 5<br />

blind<br />

$ 20<br />

blind<br />

$100<br />

blind<br />

Professional<br />

Cheating<br />

(estimates)<br />

Little<br />

Some<br />

Considerable<br />

Some<br />

Considerable<br />

Extensive<br />

Earnings of Best<br />

Professionals *<br />

(with cheating)<br />

$ 10,000<br />

$ 25,000<br />

$ 40,000<br />

$ 10,000<br />

$ 30,000<br />

$100,000<br />

Earnings of<br />

Good Players<br />

(noncheating)<br />

$20,000<br />

$30,000<br />

$50,000<br />

$15,000<br />

Uncertain<br />

Possible loss<br />

House Cut<br />

+<br />

per Player<br />

$15,000<br />

$30,000<br />

$42,000<br />

$15,000<br />

$30,000<br />

$60,000<br />

Earnings of<br />

Good<br />

Players in<br />

Equivalent<br />

Private <strong>Games</strong><br />

$ 30,000+<br />

$ 80,000+<br />

$100,000+<br />

$ 35,000+<br />

$ 90,000+<br />

$250,000+<br />

* Earnings are estimated for the best professional players observed in Gardena. The average professional in<br />

Gardena (including house shills and proposition players who are paid by the club for starting and maintaining<br />

poker games probably nets less than $15,000 per year. The net average earnings of all the professional poker<br />

players in Gardena are estimated at $15,000 per year per professional player.<br />

+ The average Gardena table extracts an estimated $109,000 per year from its players, as shown in Table 33. The<br />

house-collection schedule is shown in Table 34.<br />

TABLE 32<br />

EFFECT OF CHEATING AND HOUSE CUTS--<br />

LAS VEGAS CASINO <strong>POKER</strong><br />

(For 3000 hours of poker per year. All data are estimates based on author's direct experience.)<br />

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