Which CoinPoker rake caps went up on 14 October
CoinPoker moved its caps from one rake page to each game's page, last updated 14 October 2026. Every cap from $0.01/$0.02 to $2/$5 is the same as before. The rises are in $25/$50 Hold'em and in Omaha from $5/$10 up. A five-player $25/$50 Omaha pot can now pay up to $62.50 (1.25BB), against $20.00 (0.40BB) on the 8 October page. The game pages also say a hand that ends before the flop pays no fee unless someone 3-bets.
Caps that changed, in big blinds: 8 October rake page (one table for Hold'em and Omaha, read 9 October) to the 14 October Hold'em and Omaha pages (read 17 October).
| Game and stakes | 2 in hand | 3-4 | 5+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hold'em $25/$50 | 0.10BB → 0.19BB | 0.24BB → 0.45BB | 0.40BB → 0.75BB |
| Omaha $5/$10 | 0.25BB → 0.38BB | 0.60BB → 1.00BB | 1.00BB → 1.50BB |
| Omaha $10/$20 | 0.19BB → 0.313BB | 0.45BB → 0.80BB | 0.75BB → 1.25BB |
| Omaha $25/$50 | 0.10BB → 0.313BB | 0.24BB → 0.80BB | 0.40BB → 1.25BB |
CoinPoker Hold'em rake caps at every cash game stake
Each pot pays a fee up to the cap for its stake and the number of players in the hand. A hand that ends before the flop pays nothing unless someone 3-bets. Above $2/$5 the caps are in big blinds. Omaha uses the same dollar caps up to $2/$5 and its own table above that.
Texas Hold'em rake cap by stake and players in the hand. Source: coinpoker.com/games/texas-holdem, last updated 14 October 2026, read 17 October. A second table lower on CoinPoker's Bomb Pot page still shows the older $25/$50 caps.
| Stakes | 2 in hand | 3-4 | 5+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| $0.01/$0.02 | $0.05 | $0.12 | $0.20 |
| $0.02/$0.05 | $0.13 | $0.30 | $0.50 |
| $0.05/$0.10 | $0.25 | $0.60 | $1.00 |
| $0.10/$0.25 | $0.50 | $1.20 | $2.00 |
| $0.25/$0.50 | $1.00 | $2.40 | $4.00 |
| $0.50/$1 | $1.25 | $3.00 | $5.00 |
| $1/$2 | $1.50 | $3.60 | $6.00 |
| $2/$5 | $2.00 | $5.00 | $8.00 |
| $5/$10 | 0.25BB | 0.60BB | 1.00BB |
| $10/$20 | 0.19BB | 0.45BB | 0.75BB |
| $25/$50 | 0.19BB | 0.45BB | 0.75BB |
| $50/$100+ | 0.50BB | 0.60BB | 0.60BB |
CoinPoker Omaha caps from $5/$10 up
Pot Limit Omaha, PLO5 and PLO6 share one table. It matches Hold'em up to $2/$5, then takes more from each pot. At $10/$20 a five-player Omaha pot caps at 1.25BB ($25.00), where the same Hold'em pot caps at 0.75BB ($15.00). At $50/$100 and above the two games match again.
Omaha rake cap in big blinds by stake and players in the hand. Source: coinpoker.com/games/plo (PLO5 and PLO6 pages show the same table), last updated 14 October 2026, read 17 October.
| Stakes | 2 in hand | 3-4 | 5+ |
|---|---|---|---|
| $5/$10 | 0.38BB | 1.00BB | 1.50BB |
| $10/$20 | 0.313BB | 0.80BB | 1.25BB |
| $25/$50 | 0.313BB | 0.80BB | 1.25BB |
| $50/$100+ | 0.50BB | 0.60BB | 0.60BB |
CoinPoker heads-up caps: Battle Cap or 3BB
Heads-up tables have two caps. Battle Caps apply when two Battle Players sit down together; CoinPoker describes them as players who play a significant amount of heads-up poker. In every other match the cap is 3BB a pot. At $1/$2 that is $6.00 instead of $1.80. The table specifications show Active or Inactive beside the Battle Caps icon, so check it before you buy in.
Heads-up rake cap for Hold'em and Omaha. CoinPoker lists no Battle Cap below $0.50/$1. Source: coinpoker.com/games/heads-up, read 17 October 2026.
| Stakes | Battle Cap | Cap if inactive |
|---|---|---|
| $0.50/$1 | $1.50 | 3BB ($3.00) |
| $1/$2 | $1.80 | 3BB ($6.00) |
| $2/$5 | $2.40 | 3BB ($15.00) |
| $5/$10 | 0.3BB ($3.00) | 3BB ($30.00) |
| $10/$20 | 0.25BB ($5.00) | 3BB ($60.00) |
| $25/$50 | 0.25BB ($12.50) | 3BB ($150.00) |
How much CoinPoker's 3% EV Cashout fee costs you
EV Cashout pays out your share of the pot after rake as soon as your all-in is called before the river, and you leave the hand while the cards run for anyone still in it. CoinPoker keeps 3% of that share; its fee table lists 3% at every stake from $0.50/$1 to $1,000/$2,000. Take a $200 pot at $1/$2 with two players all-in on the flop. The rake hits the $1.50 cap, leaving $198.50. At 80% equity your share is $158.80 and EV Cashout pays $154.04. The $4.76 fee is more than three times the rake on that pot.
- Who can use it
- Any cash game player who is all-in before the river. It is not offered on compulsory Run It Twice tables.
- Turn it on or off
- Open the table menu (settings icon on PC, the three lines on mobile), then Table Settings, then the EV Cashout toggle.
- What it costs over time
- 3% of your equity in every pot you cash out. You give up that slice of expected value in exchange for smaller swings.
- If everyone takes it
- Each player is paid their equity share, and the remaining cards no longer change anyone's result.
- Where to check it
- Open Hand History at the bottom left of the table. The cashout shows against your username.
EV Cashout on a $200 pot at $1/$2 after the $1.50 two-player rake cap, using CoinPoker's formula: (pot minus rake) x equity x 97%. Source: coinpoker.com/help/ev-cashout, read 11 October 2026.
| Equity | Your share | Paid | Fee |
|---|---|---|---|
| 80% | $158.80 | $154.04 | $4.76 |
| 50% | $99.25 | $96.27 | $2.98 |
| 20% | $39.70 | $38.51 | $1.19 |
Work out the rake on your own pots
Register through CryptoPokerDB, then estimate what 15% flat rakeback returns on your own rake.
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Find your stake in the cap table
Use the column for the number of players in the hand. A raise with one caller is a two-player pot, so it uses the lowest cap. Above $2/$5 the caps are in big blinds: 1BB is $10 at $5/$10. Omaha switches to its own, higher table from $5/$10.
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Check Battle Caps before you sit heads-up
Open the table specifications and look beside the Battle Caps icon. Active means the low cap: $1.50 at $0.50/$1 and $1.80 at $1/$2. Inactive means 3BB: $3.00 and $6.00 at the same stakes. CoinPoker turns Battle Caps on when two Battle Players, its name for regular heads-up players, sit down together.
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Price All-In or Fold by the hand
All-In or Fold tables charge a flat fee on every hand instead of a share of the pot. At $0.25/$0.50 Hold'em the fee is $0.06 a hand, and at $1/$2 Hold'em it is $0.24. Omaha fees are lower at the same blinds: $0.04 and $0.16.
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Count the Splash Pot fee
Tables with Splash Pots add 0.1BB to every pot, even when the hand ends before the flop. That is $0.002 a hand at $0.01/$0.02 and $0.005 at $0.02/$0.05.
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Estimate what 15% flat returns
Part of the rake comes back through CoinRewards: 15% flat rakeback plus rewards for players who register through CryptoPokerDB. On $4.00 of rake, 15% returns $0.60. Enter your own rake into the rakeback calculator to see your monthly return. CoinRewards pays out through CoinRaces, Splash Pots and Bankroll Boosts at stakes up to $25/$50, and members of the paid 3-Bet Club get a weekly Base Reward of 10% of their table fees, or 12.5% to 15% when they hit HUD stat targets.
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Alex Chen
Cash Game Specialist · 8 years
Alex ground his way from microstakes to mid-stakes NL Hold'em while managing his entire bankroll in Bitcoin. He brings a data-driven approach to cash game strategy, tracking win rates, rake impact, and optimal seat selection across every major crypto poker room. His rakeback calculators have helped thousands of grinders keep more of what they earn. Unwinds with chess puzzles and the occasional rapid tournament on Lichess.
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