The $5,000 buy-in tournament at the World Series of Poker circuit events at Horseshoe Council Bluffs Casino in Iowa, has lost all its native Iowans.
Dave Dick of Waterloo was the last of ten Iowans to leave the tournament, losing all of his chips just before the field was narrowed to 18 players.
Jeff Banghart of Bennington, Nebraska is the current chip leader with more than $200,000. The 142 player tournament ends today.
A typical low stakes player who plays a few hours a week can earn thousands a year in rakeback. Learn more about what rakeback is and how it works.
Rakeback Rate: 27%
Pays: Weekly
Stats: Daily updates
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Rakeback Rate: 33%
Pays: Monthly
Stats: Daily
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Rakeback Rate: 30%
Pays: Daily
Stats: Updates Daily
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Rakeback Rate: 70%
Pays: Weekly
Stats: Updates Daily
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Rakeback Rate: 30%
Pays: Monthly
Stats: Updates Daily
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Rooms need players who won't berate customers and who can follow basic seating and conduct rules.
Rooms look for players who can put in steady rake numbers on a regular basis
Rooms look for players who can handle not revealing that they're being paid by the room to play poker.
Players who qualify can make up to 135% rakeback.
