To be honest, I found out about CC from the PS freerolls a few years ago. Half a year ago I started a cat and started to follow something going on here, my game improved thanks to this. CC is a good alternative to learning the game and meeting new people with similar interests.
Wait? Is there cake?
I actually joined CardsChat because I wanted to discuss poker; I was looking for a poker forum Community to learn from, engage with and ask questions at. I Google searched for well known poker sites; spent about an hour sifting through online reviews and articles and picked the one I liked best. That was CardsChat and I love it here; haven't looked anywhere else because this site has it all 🙂
Ironically, I (probably about the only person xD) didn't even learn about the CardsChat freerolls until several months after joining and regularly posting lol
I actually joined CardsChat because I wanted to discuss poker; I was looking for a poker forum Community to learn from, engage with and ask questions at. I Google searched for well known poker sites; spent about an hour sifting through online reviews and articles and picked the one I liked best. That was CardsChat and I love it here; haven't looked anywhere else because this site has it all 🙂
Ironically, I (probably about the only person xD) didn't even learn about the CardsChat freerolls until several months after joining and regularly posting lol
There are an incredible amount of forums about anything and everything. You can discuss anything with anyone. But if your hobby is poker then there is only 1 forum you need to be ... and that is CardsChat. The courses have helped me a lot. It is also very nice that they offer freerolls. In short, for me there is only 1 forum and that's CardsChat 😉😀
In social networks, I read about this site. At first I saw that they were asking about passwords for the site's freerolls. And one of the participants said that you need to become a member of the club and about the benefits of the club. Before that, I saw freerolls in the list of tournaments, but I did not dare to register on the site. I was influenced by the review from social networks.
Well, it was like that ... it was through a curiosity in which my friend was playing a $ 300 tournament at home, without even depositing anything. That's when I asked how it could be at such a high value of $ 300. So I say, I joined to play for free but now I see that this is a family, where we can learn more about the mind game, and improve your game every day with so many other lessons that this site provides us. I am very grateful to have known this site, it is fascinating incredible. Thank you very much Thank you for being part of this family.
it's very simple, for a productive game of poker, you need to communicate with the same players to draw useful information for yourself and share your knowledge with others, plus there are regular freerolls that allow you to hone your knowledge without compromising your budget)))
I started playing online poker in 2013 and have been playing for about two years without studying the game. And left, it does not work. And I started to play with friends and it was fun live, and my friends played online, and rarely played but in +, and I decided to try, and lost 1000 $ in half a year, it was terrible, I was very bad, not understanding the system and I blocked my profile for a year and a half. Not when don't play poker when you are a bad player, you will lose your money! After blocking my profile, I decided to try to play only freerolls, and I registered in the CC community, started watching how people play here, read literature, and using the translator I'm here, I like poker, and I dream of winning a pie)
I came for the freerolls but stayed for the content and engagement.
Where else can you post a hand which broke your brain and get an expert to give their opinion? Also has good training content.
Membership is a bit cliquey, but after being here nearly a year, I'm hoping I might be "accepted" one day. But fair play. Some of them have been here for 10+ years. It must get a bit irksome every time some twit demands freeroll passwords just for logging in.
I have dragged a few of my poker buddies onto the site, and keep berating them to make sure their posts are of sufficient quality to add value to the poker discussion. To be fair, they are also probably in it for the freerolls, but I know they're also getting more "into poker" as a direct result of this engagement. For example, I've sprung for PT4 HUD whilst one of my mates has started a subscription/membership to Jonathan Little's PokerCoaching.com.
The more I read here, the more enthusiastic I get. The chip graph has been a bit of a bumpy road...but am getting there...
Cheers,
ObbleeXY
Where else can you post a hand which broke your brain and get an expert to give their opinion? Also has good training content.
Membership is a bit cliquey, but after being here nearly a year, I'm hoping I might be "accepted" one day. But fair play. Some of them have been here for 10+ years. It must get a bit irksome every time some twit demands freeroll passwords just for logging in.
I have dragged a few of my poker buddies onto the site, and keep berating them to make sure their posts are of sufficient quality to add value to the poker discussion. To be fair, they are also probably in it for the freerolls, but I know they're also getting more "into poker" as a direct result of this engagement. For example, I've sprung for PT4 HUD whilst one of my mates has started a subscription/membership to Jonathan Little's PokerCoaching.com.
The more I read here, the more enthusiastic I get. The chip graph has been a bit of a bumpy road...but am getting there...
Cheers,
ObbleeXY
During my years of pokering, I always saw "Cardschat" tourneys listed on most, if not all of the sites.
Some time ago, I did a search on it, to find out what it was, and found it.
I had a heck of a time registering, not because I was refused, but because, for some reason, my pc of the day, kept messing up.
The staff, here, were great, and tried to help me with my problem, but to no avail.
Either me, or my system, were beyond hope, so I dropped the idea for a while.
I'm glad I took the idea up, again...(newer pc), and got on with no problems.
It's been a great experience, and as usual, the staff have been informative, friendly, and responsive.
There's lots of info, lots of excellent messages from members, and lots of great freerolls.
There's lots to learn, and this is the place to do it.
Some time ago, I did a search on it, to find out what it was, and found it.
I had a heck of a time registering, not because I was refused, but because, for some reason, my pc of the day, kept messing up.
The staff, here, were great, and tried to help me with my problem, but to no avail.
Either me, or my system, were beyond hope, so I dropped the idea for a while.
I'm glad I took the idea up, again...(newer pc), and got on with no problems.
It's been a great experience, and as usual, the staff have been informative, friendly, and responsive.
There's lots of info, lots of excellent messages from members, and lots of great freerolls.
There's lots to learn, and this is the place to do it.
I'm not afraid to say that I found CardsChat, because I was looking for freerolls. I was interested in the question where they get passwords for CardChat freerolls. I found the forum and realized that it would help me in the development of poker. Big, huge thanks! СardChat!
Just recently got back into online poker opened up my stars account after about eight years of no online poker started playing freerolls with four to five thousand entries i cashed in a few of them for very little money and was fed up of them the cardschat freeroll stood out so i joined just for the freeroll but after eight years of no poker i feel like im learning poker all over again so i have been watching videos and listening to the experts on cardschat , getting hooked on poker all over again..