I see Cardschat as a great place to interact with players not only from Brazil, in my case, but from all over the world, and they even give us the chance to play great freerolls, but this shouldn't be seen as the main thing here; rather, it's the exchange of experience and knowledge that matters.
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If it were not for freeroll tournaments, I would not have learned and loved this game. Fortunately for me, when I started playing poker, there were many freeroll tournaments available, whether in the casino or online.
The first deposit will be beneficial when we take advantage and learn poker at the lowest cost and in freeroll tournaments.
If it were not for freeroll tournaments, I would not have learned and loved this game. Fortunately for me, when I started playing poker, there were many freeroll tournaments available, whether in the casino or online.
The first deposit will be beneficial when we take advantage and learn poker at the lowest cost and in freeroll tournaments.
I think the freerolls you ask about are the one from the poker platforms as GG Poker, Poker Stars and the others. That is a marketing strategy to gain more players on their platform.
There are forums like CC and surely there are many more, where freerolls depende on the members and where they play.
nothing is 100% free in this world.
There are forums like CC and surely there are many more, where freerolls depende on the members and where they play.
nothing is 100% free in this world.
Try registering on different poker sites, since almost all of them offer freerolls. That way you’ll have more opportunities to play, improve, and grow your bankroll.
Me too, I really miss when PokerStars had more freerolls. Now it feels like there are fewer and fewer good free tournaments for regular players. Freerolls were one of the best ways for beginners to learn, have fun, and slowly build a bankroll without risk.RALF_AK said:
I think this is only partly true. Freerolls are indeed good for beginners: they help players get used to tournament structure, learn how to play under blind pressure, and gain experience without any financial risk. For newcomers, they are one of the safest ways to enter poker.
However, freerolls also have downsides:
the skill level is often chaotic;
many players go all-in with almost any cards;
because of huge fields, consistent earnings are usually very small;
the playing style in freerolls doesn’t always translate well to paid tournaments.
So freerolls work well as practice, for building discipline, and as a chance to build a bankroll from scratch. But if the goal is serious improvement and long-term profit, at some point you still need to move into regular buy-in tournaments.
However, freerolls also have downsides:
the skill level is often chaotic;
many players go all-in with almost any cards;
because of huge fields, consistent earnings are usually very small;
the playing style in freerolls doesn’t always translate well to paid tournaments.
So freerolls work well as practice, for building discipline, and as a chance to build a bankroll from scratch. But if the goal is serious improvement and long-term profit, at some point you still need to move into regular buy-in tournaments.
ACR used to have 10$ free rolls , 1st was 2 buks , 10 places paid . Along with cash you earned points, 10 for first down to 1 for 10th . Every week you could win seats in the bigger Sunday games , up to 215$ seats . I used to lose a lot of sleep playing those late night FR's . Now they have 50$ free rolls every 3 hours , NLH and PLO/PLO8 . No points tho lol .
Freerolls are good for beginners, I agree with that. They help new players learn the basics without risking money. But honestly, they are not the right place to make real money. The prizes are usually very small, and with the huge number of players, finishing in the top 3 is extremely difficult most of the time.
In my opinion, real money can be made more realistically in sports betting — but only if you are smart, careful, and truly follow sports closely with good knowledge and discipline.
In my opinion, real money can be made more realistically in sports betting — but only if you are smart, careful, and truly follow sports closely with good knowledge and discipline.
