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this trend toward milder house cuts as more and more Nevada casinos, attracted by the profitability of
public poker, are adding poker to their operations or are expanding their existing poker facilities. In fact,
the maximum rake for some high-stake casino games has fallen below $2.00 per hand, reducing the
house cut to well below 5%. But the competition in those games is much stiffer since the best players
and professionals gravitate to the low-cut games.
But countering the trend toward lower rakes in Nevada casinos, the California card clubs are raising
their collection fees as shown in Table 34.
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