depends on site you playin , but you can made profits and build $ playing freerolls first
when my country banned bnk transfer to forien gambling site. i still had account with 0 in it.
and played just for fun, freeroll.. i made 300$ in few h. many times 50-100$ , and still be able to cash out money to my bank .
when my country banned bnk transfer to forien gambling site. i still had account with 0 in it.
and played just for fun, freeroll.. i made 300$ in few h. many times 50-100$ , and still be able to cash out money to my bank .
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I agree with you, of course, it is much more useful to play in freerolls than to play on conditional chips. there are also private freerolls with good prize money. While you have built up your bankroll, also don't forget to play bankroll management.Ron112355 said:
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Absolutely! I never deposited on ACR. I started with freerolls and am now playing freerolls and micros and have over $700 at this point in time (I'm Redrydinhood on ACR). I'm thinking about taking the next step to low level tourneys but I am very careful with my hard earned bankroll to not start playing at a level I shouldn't be at, so I don' t want to rush it. LOL! It has taken me years! (That's the downside.) 🙂 My hubby makes fun of me buying into a $2 tourney and asks me when I'm going to play for real money.
I think it really depends on what you're trying to achieve.
There are lots of posts on building a bankroll so I won't repeat that. However, If you want to be playing big money, it is likely to take a long time on freeroll wins alone.
The trouble is, with freerolls, the starting stack is often very small and the blind levels go quite quickly. So in addition to having strong fundamental strategy, you also require a fair amount of luck to boot.
Another issue, is that you need to have sufficient Buy-ins in your bankroll to be able to get you past "variance". Otherwise, your down-swings can easily eat through your bankroll.
Best of luck!
Cheers,
ObbleeXY
There are lots of posts on building a bankroll so I won't repeat that. However, If you want to be playing big money, it is likely to take a long time on freeroll wins alone.
The trouble is, with freerolls, the starting stack is often very small and the blind levels go quite quickly. So in addition to having strong fundamental strategy, you also require a fair amount of luck to boot.
Another issue, is that you need to have sufficient Buy-ins in your bankroll to be able to get you past "variance". Otherwise, your down-swings can easily eat through your bankroll.
Best of luck!
Cheers,
ObbleeXY
It is the only thing that I have no doubts and more with the facilities that the cardschat family gives you if you do not do banking it is because you are bad or you have a streak of bad luck that can happen but doing banking here is thanks to this family and if you study you do not have you doubt that your banka will raise luck at the tables
If you have the time, probably the best way to build a BR, but it's not easy and you need to be super tight on BRM. I started on freerolls and have never deposited my own money, up to over $1500 now but taken, many, many hours. My biggest win came from a free ticket to enter a MTT for tickets, won a $2 ticket, used that to win a $10 ticket and with that one a PKO MTT and $573 - so yes can be done!
I'm doing this right now))
I try to raise the bank roll only on freerolls
but with the money I won, I still play micro-stakes, since there are few freerolls
I think getting up from freerolls is possible!
In a sense, it is even easier to play there, since the rivals are much weaker, but there is also a downside, they are less predictable)
I try to raise the bank roll only on freerolls
but with the money I won, I still play micro-stakes, since there are few freerolls
I think getting up from freerolls is possible!
In a sense, it is even easier to play there, since the rivals are much weaker, but there is also a downside, they are less predictable)
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it seems possible, but it takes too much time. I believe freerolls are good for newcomers and amateurs but it's not easy to invest lots of energy and time into it. so don't get too excited to win some freerolls every now and then you need to climb the ladder and sit on a higher stake tables
it seems possible, but it takes too much time. I believe freerolls are good for newcomers and amateurs but it's not easy to invest lots of energy and time into it. so don't get too excited to win some freerolls every now and then you need to climb the ladder and sit on a higher stake tables
Ofc this is possible. I only prefer freerolls with good field, example special CardsChat freerolls, freerolls from afiliate links, or freerolls from CardsChat Club. I won from freerolls about $3700 including won about $500 from CardsChat freerolls. Freerolls to all with many players and not good value are a waste of time.
getting up from free tournaments is quite realistic, just what are your goals? it is a long journey and very nervous, I did it myself, only it costs a lot of time and effort, here you can really get into tilt, but gain experience, but do you need it?
Hello. My feelings and experience says yes. It may be the long way, though. I try to avoid lengthy registration times and unlimited rebuys. CardsChat tournaments do offer a chance to build a bankroll, so I play mainly in those. Good luck with this.
Dan'O
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As many others have mentioned, building a bankroll on freerolls and super micro-stakes is certainly possible, albeit difficult and somewhat tedious.
When attempting to play long-term, profitable poker, the main objective is to make + EV decisions and overcome variance. The issue of variance when playing in freerolls and micros is exacerbated for at least two reasons:
To successfully and safely build a bankroll off freerolls, one has to register for all the freerolls they can find and perform as well as possible (some are good just to get ITM whereas in others all the money is in the final table) and then build that bankroll to a healthy enough size that you can begin registering for super micro-stakes without poor bankroll management. I've learned this the hard way after getting over-confident with shipping freerolls and then blowing the earnings. Now I abide by what I've said above and it's going much better, although slower! I hope this helps anyone else running into similar issues.
- Sundizzel
As many others have mentioned, building a bankroll on freerolls and super micro-stakes is certainly possible, albeit difficult and somewhat tedious.
When attempting to play long-term, profitable poker, the main objective is to make + EV decisions and overcome variance. The issue of variance when playing in freerolls and micros is exacerbated for at least two reasons:
- The fields in the majority of freerolls consist of new, inexperienced, extremely casual, or simply bad players. This means that range assumptions you use may not be particularly applicable, and bet sizings may seem strange. This all serves to increase the variance within the tournament.
- The second reason variance increases with this strategy is because there simply aren't enough freerolls and super micros to play. The primary method to overcome variance is to increase volume (i.e., play more tournaments).
- However, the number of freerolls are limited, and the number of micros you should be registering for as you build your bankroll will be determined by your current bankroll. From the experts on proper bankroll management, you should use a 1% and 0.3% average buy-in for SNGs and MTTs, respectively (e.g., if you've managed to run your bankroll up to $300, use an average buy-in of $3 for SNGs and $1 for MTTs).
To successfully and safely build a bankroll off freerolls, one has to register for all the freerolls they can find and perform as well as possible (some are good just to get ITM whereas in others all the money is in the final table) and then build that bankroll to a healthy enough size that you can begin registering for super micro-stakes without poor bankroll management. I've learned this the hard way after getting over-confident with shipping freerolls and then blowing the earnings. Now I abide by what I've said above and it's going much better, although slower! I hope this helps anyone else running into similar issues.
- Sundizzel
There are well-known players who earned all their money from scratch, someone took 1.5 years to earn an impressive amount from someone more, but it all comes down to one thing you need to be able to properly manage your bankroll management. Well, you can't do without self-development and a little luck)
Good luck to you !
Good luck to you !
you can, if you have extreme luck for cards. Because normall freeroll plays many, many players(sometimes around 10-20k). Cardschat freerolls are little bit better with them, daily freerolls are playing around 200 players so you have more chance to win some money
I agree with Yura, you can build a bankroll from freerolls,but it will be very long and painful.The distance of freerolls is very small, while after making a bankroll you can play freely.I recommend playing freerolls less than the main discipline.Good luck in the game.
Of course you can. Cardschat freerolls give you that opportunity. If you strike big in one of them, then you have a decent amount to play NL2, and if you are a good player and without bad luck, you can start grinding and never bust your bankroll. Thats how I built it
I think it's totally possible, in the last 2 months I've only been playing freerolls and I've won 63 dollars. There are many poker sites with freeroll tournaments