Cash game staking allows backers to purchase a percentage of a player's action in a poker cash game rather than a traditional tournament.
Unlike tournaments, cash games don't have a fixed prize pool or predetermined finish position. Results are based on the player's performance during the specified session.
How Does It Work?
Choose a Cash Game Package: Review the player, game details, planned session, buy-in amount, and package terms.
Purchase Action: Select the percentage of the player's action you want to back.
Follow the Session: The player participates in the cash game under the package's terms.
Receive Results: After the session, the final results are submitted and verified.
Receive Your Share: Any eligible returns or unused funds are allocated to backers according to their ownership percentages.
Example: A Winning Cash Game Session
A player offers action in a $5,000 cash game session.
You purchase 10% of the action for $500 at no markup, excluding any applicable fees.
If the player finishes with $7,000 in eligible session proceeds, your 10% share is $700.
Your profit would be $200 before any fees.
What Happens If the Player Loses?
If the player finishes with less than the amount used to fund the session, backers share in the loss according to their ownership percentages.
What About Unused Buy-Ins or Reloads?
Unused funds and any additional buy-ins or reloads are handled according to the specific cash game package terms.
Always review the package details before purchasing, especially the maximum amount at risk and how unused funds are treated.
When Are Results Processed?
Once the session is completed and results are verified, eligible funds are credited to your StakeKings wallet.
Cash game staking involves risk, and backers may lose some or all of their stake.