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It is "house-edged" in the sense the game is slightly negative summed due to the rake.
by cheepin 12y ago
It is "house-edged" in the sense the game is slightly negative summed due to the rake.
- msellout 12y agoBrokers take a transaction fee.
- pitnips 12y agoActually in this regard you could argue poker is fairer due to its transparency. Poker has a fixed rake that everyone knows about and can see. Brokers can charge variable commissions and time their trades to their advantage, all while the investor has no visibility to his broker's actions.
- meric 12y agoYou can use internet brokers and look at the limit order book yourself.