FAQs

There's no standard amount, rake can range from as low as 2.5% to as high as 15%. Simply put, rake, in poker terms, refers to the fee that game operators charge to cover operating costs.

When registering on RunGood, you need to meet two main requirements to create an account. First, you need to be of legal age to gamble (or play poker if the age limits differ). Second, you need to be from a country/region that is not on the restricted residence list.

There's no simple answer because it all depends on the country you want to play in. For example: In most European countries where gambling is legal, the age limit is 18. But there are also exceptions, such as Greece where you must be 23, or Estonia where you must be 21.

In the US, the legal age for gambling (including poker) varies by state and can be 18, 19, or 21. In Asia, most countries also have a legal age of 18, but there are exceptions there too.

So it's safe to say that if you're unsure whether you're legally allowed to play in your country or state, you need to specifically check the laws of that location.

Yes, you can download and play directly from the APP STORE or PLAY Store.

Yes, to enjoy poker and other casino games on RunGood, you must install dedicated software - the installation process is very simple.

Yes, RunGood supports in-app purchases to buy diamonds for playing.

It depends on your location. In some places, online gambling (including online poker) is legal, in others it's illegal. There are also gray areas where the law doesn't specify the legality of online poker. So if you want to know if online poker is legal where you are, you need to check your country's laws.

Traditional poker and online poker have many differences. However, the most important is convenience. To play traditional poker, you need to go to a physical casino or poker club, usually some distance from home. And you need to have enough money because the levels you can play are often much higher than online poker.

On the other hand, to play online poker, you just need a laptop and internet connection. You can play comfortably in your own bed, in your pajamas if you want. More importantly, when you play online poker, the stakes are much lower - you can play with just a few dollars. It's also much faster, meaning you can profit more in an hour than at a physical poker table - you can play on multiple tables simultaneously, further increasing your game volume.

One more thing to mention is that when you play traditional live poker, you need to watch your facial expressions because it's easy to judge their next move by looking at their face. With online poker, you're behind the screen, so you can make as many facial expressions as you want.

Of course, RunGood also provides HD video features so you can observe your opponent's face online to judge their next move.

It depends - in some countries/regions, poker winnings may be subject to taxation. To understand your local situation, you must check the specific laws of that region, especially since different countries/regions may have different tax rates that you need to pay for your poker winnings.

No, online poker is not rigged. Most poker sites use Random Number Generators (RNG) to deal cards, making it almost impossible to manipulate the game because tampering with the RNG would quickly reveal discrepancies. Additionally, for poker sites, protecting players' rights and maintaining a good poker environment is our code of conduct.

It depends on your experience and your goals in poker. If you want the feeling of getting rich overnight, then poker tournaments will be a better choice. If you hope to profit from short-term games, then cash games will be your path.

At RunGood, we mainly focus on poker, providing our players with different variants of this classic table game. However, they are not the only games we offer. Among the poker variants you can participate in at RunGood, you can find:

No Limit Texas Hold'em (NLH)

Pot Limit Omaha (PLO)

Short Deck (6+)

Push or Fold

MTT

While luck also plays an important role in poker, skill is the most important. After all, the world's best poker players didn't reach that status because they were lucky - they have enough knowledge to do it.

Technically, yes, you can make a living playing poker - especially if you've been part of the gambling world before. However, poker is unpredictable, and you might find yourself on a losing streak, which is why while playing poker can make a living, don't treat it as a job, just consider it a hobby.

Learning how to play poker isn't difficult, with the right teacher, you should be able to learn how to play poker in an hour. The difficulty is mastering it and learning how to win, because poker strategy usually involves mathematical theory and psychology.

Yes, poker is considered a form of gambling.

It depends on what you like most and how you view poker. If you just want to have fun, both are great. On the other hand, if you view poker as a way to make money, then cash games might be the best choice.

The main difference is that in fixed limit poker, players can only bet or raise in fixed increments - hence the name. In no-limit poker, players can bet any amount at any time during the game.

When you're just starting your poker journey, the best poker variant to learn might be No Limit Texas Hold'em. It's not only quite easy to learn, but it's also one of the most popular forms of poker, meaning whether you want to play online or in a real casino, finding a game that offers it should be no problem, unlike some less common poker variants.