Are you a Depositer or Freeroller?

daniel888 · Aug 14, 2022

I I just deposit one time to be able to withdraw money. Mostly I play freeroll to accumulate experience.

reraee1 · Aug 15, 2022

I am a 60% freeroller (40% deposit).

dreamer13 · Aug 15, 2022

I began to play somewhere around the age of 25, rolling freerolls and scattering play chips. After some time I made the first $10 deposit to try my hand at dollar tournaments and NL10$ cash. I don’t remember exactly how much I managed to rise, but in the end, of course, I lost everything. After that, I made “donations” to Stars more than once in the amount of the same amount. The perception of the game, accordingly, also changed. I play freerolls more often.

Garfield52 · Aug 15, 2022

I just play freerolls cuz I am just playing for a pass time .... not trying to make a living out it. If I happen to win a little then I will use it to play some cash games or tournaments. Biggest stash I have ever had is about $20 to $25

steve01991 · Aug 15, 2022

Sivraj said:
When you first started building your online bankroll what were you doing? Did you make deposits and capitalize some wins here and there? Or did you do it straight up free rolling with no deposits? As for me 90% of my bankroll building was deposits mixed with some sprinkle drop freerolls and micros. No offense to freerolls but at times they can be boring and I have a life outside of poker to be waiting 7 hours just to make a quick 3 to 5 dollars.

Whenever I deposit money I do it once every two weeks from work. I don't deposit a lot due to bills and priorities in life so I'll deposit at least $50-$75 and just try to capitalize wins here and there. Hopefully I build my poker account well enough to where I no longer have to deposit and just play mid to high stakes.

What about you guys and gals?

never have deposited money.... but i have cashed multiple times from freerolls, which have let to playing talbes.

povelitelbz · Aug 16, 2022

Both options. But recently I have begun to adhere to the opinion that a deposit is not needed, and you can create a bank on freerolls.

jordanbillie · Aug 17, 2022

Sivraj said:
When you first started building your online bankroll what were you doing? Did you make deposits and capitalize some wins here and there? Or did you do it straight up free rolling with no deposits? As for me 90% of my bankroll building was deposits mixed with some sprinkle drop freerolls and micros. No offense to freerolls but at times they can be boring and I have a life outside of poker to be waiting 7 hours just to make a quick 3 to 5 dollars.

Whenever I deposit money I do it once every two weeks from work. I don't deposit a lot due to bills and priorities in life so I'll deposit at least $50-$75 and just try to capitalize wins here and there. Hopefully I build my poker account well enough to where I no longer have to deposit and just play mid to high stakes.

What about you guys and gals?

I started with $1.40 CC freeroll cash on Feb 1st, 2020.

Atararo14 · Aug 17, 2022

Before I was a depositor but now I have become a freeroller and it suits me perfectly

DrBadBeat · Aug 17, 2022

Depositor. Although I think freerolls are a great way to learn the game.

heguli82 · Aug 17, 2022

Both. Freerolls because i want to beat all of you

When i make deposit my intention is to make it more or less productive before i withdraw it.

"Greedy has shitty end", is an old finish saying, and thats the case if i build a bankroll. And because it took me some time to understand this, maybe still sometimes not belive it, i really have to learn this different way, and still everytime really focus that im doing it.

Snake2007 · Aug 17, 2022

I don't really deposit, I rather make money from the freeroll to make a deposit for the cash games.

Jantorres888 · Aug 20, 2022

I try to play both freerolls and small stakes. These are completely different games) Everyone plays carefully for real money.

Nusya · Aug 21, 2022

I am both of them. Now it is impossible to do without both options.

GoodMoon90 · Aug 21, 2022

I used to play more with deposits, now it's mostly freerolls

Megaforce1 · Aug 21, 2022

Alex70793 said:
When I first registered in an online poker room, I probably played only freerolls for the first 2 years and did not make deposits, then when I won about $ 140, I don't remember the exact amount, in general, it turned out that you need to make a deposit to withdraw money, that's when I made the first deposit.
And in general, if there is no money to deposit, then play freerolls, but you still need to make a deposit in order to withdraw money to the payment system you need, this is necessary to link the gaming account.

Yup I’m a freeloader who has won $56.20 so far and have made no deposit. I will have to make a deposit to collect any cash! That sucks! I play for fun in the morning with my coffee. I have discovered how to make a buck or two a day playing free rolls, 11 cent and one cent tournaments, and 25 cent spin and goes. It’s all for fun and to see if I can reach $100.00 by Christmas without making any deposit. If or when I hit $100.00, I’ll make a $20 deposit and collect my winnings and go out for steak supper.

CaptainMooti · Aug 21, 2022

Someone has to contribute towards winning funds 😂

AlphaCentauro · Aug 21, 2022

Sivraj said:
When you first started building your online bankroll what were you doing? Did you make deposits and capitalize some wins here and there? Or did you do it straight up free rolling with no deposits? As for me 90% of my bankroll building was deposits mixed with some sprinkle drop freerolls and micros. No offense to freerolls but at times they can be boring and I have a life outside of poker to be waiting 7 hours just to make a quick 3 to 5 dollars.

Whenever I deposit money I do it once every two weeks from work. I don't deposit a lot due to bills and priorities in life so I'll deposit at least $50-$75 and just try to capitalize wins here and there. Hopefully I build my poker account well enough to where I no longer have to deposit and just play mid to high stakes.

What about you guys and gals?

Is it possible to built a bankroll as a free roller?

christovam · Aug 21, 2022

I've already made four $10 deposits in PS. But I already have over a 100. So my bankroll is to accumulate both ways.

nachopaulo · Aug 21, 2022

I play both.

I've already won money playing freerolls organized by third parties, and I've already grown a bankroll from the amount won.

pakyut · Aug 24, 2022

I am a free roller. I don't want to risk any money

Garik777 · Sep 2, 2022

Im a gambler

kunkgreen · Sep 2, 2022

I deposited 20 dollars in PS and 20 in GG.

My goal now is studies. But I take the opportunity to build up the bankroll with freerolls and some microstakes.
Both accounts already have 300+ (3 months of PS and will do 2 with GG).
I aim to get to $2,500 on each account.

Until then, lots of studying and less games.

testing826 · Sep 2, 2022

deposits into poker and play freerolls ,most times no returns there are good players outthere

Ruslan L · Sep 2, 2022

I build my bankroll by playing freerolls. In my opinion, this is the most optimal way to good results. I make deposits rarely, usually once a year.

ledsmith · Jan 12, 2023

I started with small deposits. But after some time I realized that I absolutely do not know how to maintain a bankroll. I think if there were no freerolls, I would have stopped playing poker long ago. Today I am a committed freeroller.)

Are you a Depositer or Freeroller?

How did you build your online bankroll?

Deposit

Freeroller

Both

daniel888

Visionary

reraee1

Visionary

dreamer13

Legend

Garfield52

Visionary

steve01991

Legend

povelitelbz

Enthusiast

jordanbillie

Legend

Atararo14

Visionary

DrBadBeat

Enthusiast

heguli82

Rock Star

Snake2007

Legend

Jantorres888

Enthusiast

Nusya

Rock Star

GoodMoon90

Rock Star

Megaforce1

Rising Star

CaptainMooti

Rock Star

AlphaCentauro

Visionary

christovam

Legend

nachopaulo

Rock Star

pakyut

Rock Star

Garik777

Rock Star

kunkgreen

Legend

testing826

Visionary

Ruslan L

Legend

ledsmith

Legend

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