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Poker Pro Shares Winning Strategy for Unibet Rake Race
Community & StoriesJune 13, 2010·1 min read

Poker Pro Shares Winning Strategy for Unibet Rake Race


A poker player recently shared his experience and strategy for winning a rake race on Unibet. The player won the rake race by maintaining a high score and playing consistently. He normally plays 6 tables of 6-max NL100 for about 6 hours a day. However, during the rake race, he transitioned to playing 8-9 hours a day to secure his lead.

The player prefers Unibet for its good software, support, and the availability of many NL100 tables. He has been playing on Unibet since December and finds it more enjoyable than other platforms like Ongame, Betfair, and Full Tilt. The player also participated in the Unibet Open tournament, which had a larger buy-in and better organization compared to a previous tournament he attended.

At the Unibet Open, the player had a memorable experience, including a significant cooler hand and a dramatic near-elimination. Despite these challenges, he enjoyed the cash games, playing against mostly recreational players and winning €550 in two nights. The player's strategy and consistent play helped him secure his victory in the rake race and enjoy a successful tournament experience.

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