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# Rake and fee split

Fast Poker's active mainnet game format is the Sit-and-Go. Cash gameplay is retired.

## SNG entry fee

Each public SNG tier has a fixed total entry, prize contribution, and service fee. The service fee is 10% of the total entry; the remaining 90% funds the SOL prize pool.

The current service-fee split is:

| Recipient          | Basis points | Display share |
| ------------------ | -----------: | ------------: |
| Credited dealer    |        3,333 |        33.33% |
| Burned $FP stakers |        3,333 |        33.33% |
| Platform treasury  |        3,334 |        33.34% |

The program calculates dealer and staker shares with integer division and sends the exact residual to treasury. The three amounts always equal the original fee to the lamport.

This split applies to native HU and 6-max/9-max SNGs. Flat Bounty changes how the player prize is divided; it does not change the service-fee split.

## Historical cash rake

Before retirement, cash tables charged 5% on pots that reached the flop. Hands ending preflop charged no rake. Historical cash rake used this split:

| Recipient          | Historical share |
| ------------------ | ---------------: |
| Table creator      |              50% |
| Dealer             |              20% |
| Burned $FP stakers |              20% |
| Platform treasury  |              10% |

These percentages remain relevant only when settling or claiming old table state. The protocol rejects new cash tables, deposits, seats, top-ups, tips, and hand starts. Existing cashout, refund, recovery, reward-settlement, and table close instructions remain available.

## Historical caps and tips

SOL cash tables historically stored a format- and blind-dependent rake cap. SPL-denominated cash tables used uncapped 5% rake. Cash-table tips were optional SOL deposits paid to the credited dealer.

No new cap, tip, or cash-rake state can be created after retirement. Existing state may still be read while a table is recovered and closed.

## Emission signal

The emission demand controller records funded SNG service-fee flow. It does not use historical cash rake. Documentation and dashboards should call this the recent SNG fee signal even though the on-chain configuration retains the field name `target_rake_lamports`.

## Related pages

* [SNG tiers and prizes](/economics/sng-tiers.md)
* [Burn-to-Earn](/economics/staker-pool.md)
* [Retired cash-table recovery](/for-players/cash-game.md)