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Rush and Cash at GGPoker: fast cash with drops up to 600 BB
Rush & Cash is fast-fold cash: muck your hand and you are instantly at a new table against new opponents. Three times the hands per hour of a regular table, and in random hands a Cash Drop lands on the felt. Good for building experience and for clearing bonuses.
- $0.01/$0.02lowest stakes
- 5%rake
- 3BBrake cap
- up to 600 BBCash Drop

Rush & Cash is a cash game where folding moves you to another table instead of waiting for the hand to end. Hold'em and Omaha, stakes from $0.01/$0.02 up to $1/$2 at mid stakes. Rake 5% capped at 3BB; 0.5BB from pots of 30BB and more builds the Cash Drop fund, which rains up to 600 BB onto random hands.
How it works
You join a pool of players at one stake rather than a table. Every hand the client assembles a fresh table from the pool, seating players so that everyone gets the button equally often. Press Fold and new cards arrive at another table in the same second - folding is allowed out of turn. A range filter skips hands you have marked as junk.

Cash Drop
0.5BB from every pot of 30BB or more funds the drops. At the start of randomly chosen hands the fund spills onto the table: small drops go straight into the pot, large ones - up to 600 BB - are split evenly across all stacks. Nobody knows which hand is next.
Stakes and rake
| Level | Blinds | Default buy-in | Rake |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low | $0.01/$0.02 to $0.05/$0.10 | from $1 | 5%, cap 3BB |
| Middle | $0.10/$0.25 to $1/$2 | by stake | 5%, cap 3BB |
How it differs from a regular table
- No opponent history: every table is new, so notes and reads barely work. You play ranges, not people.
- More hands per hour - faster experience and faster rake.
- Instant folding removes the main source of tilt: sitting through junk.
- Cash Drops add variance; winning one is nice, counting on it is not.
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A table in a second
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