PokerStars Freeroll Satellites

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I have a good experience with those, obviusly is not easy, but if you are trying to biuld a bankroll, it totally worth to play them.
I qualified to a $109 WCOOP event (didn't cash), and then I had this one: +$300 from a freeroll hyper sat
 
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I think luck is involved in these game much more than the spin n goes, probability also plays a huge role, I would choose a strong hand and go allin early stages and just try to hustle from there is if double up , and also I notice that is better to keep attacking with your stack no window for trapping and all. just my personal view on these freerolls
 
I also think the start sometimes has a lot to do with luck.

once you have a bigger chipstack you can play more "normally".
 
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I have played some..... and sometimes I have managed to be among the winning positions.... however, I stopped playing them since once you manage to be among the winning positions of some... you will have to play at least 2 more and win them to finally get a ticket for some relevant tournament...
 
Dailon Arroyo Blandon said:
I have played some..... and sometimes I have managed to be among the winning positions.... however, I stopped playing them since once you manage to be among the winning positions of some... you will have to play at least 2 more and win them to finally get a ticket for some relevant tournament...
True..I won PCA freerolls 3 times but sadly never managed to get into the direct qualifier after that...
 
Hello how are you? Could someone tell me where I can find the password for the Cardschat weekend $300 freeroll tournament?
 
javucho_2011 said:
Hello how are you? Could someone tell me where I can find the password for the Cardschat weekend $300 freeroll tournament?
looking for the same. If you find out, please let me know. thanks a lot in advance.
 
Sash_XXL said:
I also think that starting sometimes depends a lot on luck.

once you have a bigger chip stack, you can play more “normally”.
Not just the beginning, my friend. Each hand can be successful or not. And behind this is a sequel and a strategy for the entire tournament. It is very important to get off to a good start in a big tournament.
 
710LPX said:
looking for the same. If you find out, please let me know. thanks a lot in advance.
It's for platinum users only...
 
I'm not one to play these types of tournaments a lot because of how fast they are, but I think that whoever enters to play it should already have a strategy for how to play it, for example: play from the beginning of the tournament and play it aggressive ando rebuy if is need it, register late and play it aggressive, register early but play cautiously and then aggressive, these tournaments are very fast and from my point of view you cannot play like a regular tournament where the blinds are slower
 
paddyswarrior said:
Yes, this is very true, and I only realized it on Sunday when I reached the end of the rebuys. I had 40k chips, so for 11 cents I would definitely add.
As a result, he finished just 30 places away. If I had this 50,000 supplement, I think I would just do it.
If you want to win them, be sure to win before add-ons and do it, and then play like in a regular tournament and you will be happy)))
 
max82nik said:
If you want to win them, be sure to win before add-ons and do it, and then play like in a regular tournament and you will be happy)))
Have you won one?
 
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In those freerolls it's all about the push/fold equity, especially at the beginning (suited connectors, big cards, medium pocket pairs) and there's a lot of luck involved. After you build a stack you swtich to the normal play when 80% of the field busted out.
 
rastapapolos said:
In those freerolls it's all about the push/fold equity, especially at the beginning (suited connectors, big cards, medium pocket pairs) and there's a lot of luck involved. After you build a stack you swtich to the normal play when 80% of the field busted out.
Thats pretty much it. Beginning of those freerolls is just an all in circus.. just pure luck building a stack but once ya manage to do that, like you said it's about switching back to normal play. Getting past the late registration is when some sort of normality resumes but there still a lot of fish 🐠
 
I entered it 3 times it was very boring all the people there go all in confused what to do with them😆😆
 
They're nice to play but it depends a lot on how lucky you are, they generally all go all in and pay with any pair of cards. Greetings
 
They are very luck based freerolls. I usually lose pretty fast. I have got to the top 100 once but I’m fairly new at them. Does anyone know what times they run in the evening PST?
 
you need a lot of luck at the late stage (add dons), because There are a lot of people on your way who shove any 2 cards and win)
 
G0930 said:
Best results of Pokerstars freerolls where the PCA qualifiers for me.
3 times final table and one of them 1st place
good
 
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