Rake and fees · Riverline

Standard cash lineup

Buy in for 40 to 100 big blinds. Rake is taken only when the hand reaches the flop: no flop, no drop. The cap below is per hand, across its pots, in the table's currency.

Blinds	Rate	Heads-up table cap	Six-/nine-seat table cap
0.05/0.10	5%	1	1
0.10/0.25	4.5%	0.50	2
0.25/0.50	5%	0.75	2
0.50/1	5%	1	2.50
1/2	5%	1.25	2.75
2/4	5%	1.50	3
3/6	5%	1.50	3.50
5/10	4.5%	1.50	3
10/20	4.5%	1.75	3
25/50	4.5%	2.25	3
50/100	4.5%	2.50	5
100/200, 250/500, 500/1000	4.5%	3	5

Microstakes Omaha: the six-seat 0.05/0.10 game uses 4.25%, capped at 1.50; 0.10/0.25 uses 4.25%, capped at 2.

Caps depend on the table's format, not the number of players left in the hand. Play-chip tables mirror these numerical rates and caps in PLAY units. No cash charge is made for play chips. Select a table in the lobby to inspect its rake.

Legacy special-format tables and Quick Play pools retain their separate settings. Tables without a rake override inherit 5%, capped at 3 big blinds, with no flop, no drop.

Sit & Go and multi-table tournaments

The buy-in contributes to prizes; the fee goes to the house. No per-hand pot rake is charged in these tournaments.

USDC prize contribution	Entry fee
Below 5	10%
5 to below 20	8%
20 to below 100	6%
100 and above	5%

Heads-up Sit & Go fees are 5% at every tier. PLAY event fees are 10%, paid entirely in play chips. For example, a 10-USDC six-max Sit & Go costs 10 + 0.80 = 10.80 USDC; its PLAY equivalent costs 10 + 1 = 11 play chips.

Heads-up pays the winner; six-max pays 65%/35%; nine-max pays 50%/30%/20% of the prize pool. These Sit & Go games start when full and have no re-entry, rebuys or add-ons. The prepared multi-table events remain inactive until opening, with no freerolls or guaranteed prize pools.

Cashier

Review the amount and any applicable network fee in the cashier before confirming a withdrawal.

Changes

Entry terms are fixed for an event once it opens. A completed hand or event is never repriced by a later schedule change.