Rush & Cash

Rush & Cash is a cash game where you do not sit at a table, you belong to a pool of players. A hand starts, you look at your cards, fold, and a second later you are at another table with other people and a new hand. No waiting for the others to finish. Two tables at once give 300 hands in thirty minutes, six to eight seconds a hand.

The format changes the game in two places. Folding costs nothing: the next hand follows a folded one at once, so early positions open tighter than in a regular game. And opponents do not accumulate: over 300 hands, 315 people passed through my tables, most of them for three or four shared hands. Reputation here forms faster than the data for it.

What GGPoker gives for 300 hands

Hence the number in the project's name: for 300 hands a day in Rush & Cash the room gives a satellite ticket to a tournament with a big prize. Three hundred is not a statistical distance or a round number; it is the threshold after which the day's play can stop. Anything played beyond it does not enter the session.

The same in business

Rush & Cash is an environment where deals are short and counterparties do not repeat, so decisions have to follow a rule rather than a person. A marketplace, a freelance exchange, a stream of inbound leads. Here the winner is not the one who reads people best but the one whose entry threshold is set best: what to play and what not to is decided before the opponent is seen.

The whole hand is in session 12: “A reputation is built faster than the case for it”.

The other terms are in the glossary.