Is there anything I can learn from freerolls?

[kasinogyn]

surely. freerolls are tournaments with a lot of people, few play well and most play without any worries. The secret is to be patient and take time.

 

[Haikala2011]

Freroll maybe not ideal, but you can earn something there too.

 

[vaselbrassel]

tournaments

remembering what your opponent has done is good to know, so when the next time comes around your ready to pounce.

 

[Aleks75]

Freerolls as the first step!

Hello, friend!
I'm a beginner myself and I play mostly freerolls on 888!) I can say that you can earn a bankroll by playing freerolls.But most importantly - adhere to bankroll management in a disciplined manner and do not stop at self-development (improving basic knowledge).I myself went up to $2,450 playing freerolls, but then lost in Spin&Go, playing for $100.(It will be difficult at first, because there are a lot of inadequate players in MTT freerolls, and they will often move your hands even when playing correctly.But do not pay attention to them, with the growth of the Abi, there will be fewer and fewer such players.After you earn $200, you can start playing abi for $1, if the bankroll increases after 800 mtt, you can move to the next limit.Good luck to everyone in the game and in life!)

 

[lukovnikofff]

Of course! It's better for you to play in freerolls, get acquainted with the game, feel yourself at the table in every position, you will gain experience! First of all, you will see how other players play and you will have an understanding of poker itself, before you start playing for your own money, this is the best that can be!:listen:

Hello, at the time when I was writing this post, I really did not understand if I could learn something by playing freerolls, but about half a year has passed and I can confidently say that I have learned a lot, and I am learning all the time! Many thanks to our wonderful forum CardsChat, for providing freerolls that are not like others, CardsChat freerolls are closer to the real game! Thank you for your advice, it really helps! Good luck at the tables!

 

[lukovnikofff]

You can learn a lot from free-rolls, sure you get the idiot all-ins at the start of the game, I am as guilty as the next guy, but in later stages when the game settles down players start to play better and more realistically as they would in a Buy-in game.
Playing free-rolls allows you to change gears when it comes down to the money bubble, because the game does change in how players proceed, also when you get down to lower numbers you will experience short table numbers and again have to change your playing style accordingly.
Finally reaching the final table, you will have to try and ladder up through the pay table, until eventually you reach heads-up play and either win or lose. All different aspects of the game can be experienced through playing Free-rolls, and the most important lesson I learned was How do you expect to win a buy-in game, if you cannot win a free-roll occasionally?
I have won a few over the years, cashed in many, but lost in thousands of them, I still enjoy playing free-rolls mainly because I cannot lose any money in them, and they are a great way of feeding my "Poker Adrenalin Rush" I have learned a lot through playing them, enough to start playing in Live games in Pub's, Club's and Casino's and hope one day when this Pandemic is History, "I will be Back!" (lol) playing live games again.

When the fun Stops, STOP!

Hello, thanks for your recommendations, at the time of writing the post I was completely new and did not understand the benefits of freerolls, but now I understand that they give a lot, I learned a lot of lessons playing freerolls, I tried different strategies and experimented constantly, in the end brought out a lot of useful information for myself and began to play better! I won't say that I became a super player, but I definitely improved my skills! Thank you for your opinion and good luck at the tables!

 

[lukovnikofff]

I think freerolls are a waste of time if you have real money to play poker.

Hello, I disagree with you, at the time of writing this post I did not have my own bankroll, and generally no understanding of how to play poker! But now, after some time, I can confidently say that playing freerolls I was able to learn a lot, I cannot say about all freerolls, but CardsChat freerolls are really very close to a real game for real money! CardsChat freerolls are the best freerolls out there, and it's true! Thanks to playing freerolls, I built my bankroll, it's not big of course, but it's still real, and I also improved my skills well thanks to playing freerolls! Now I can say with confidence that for beginners all the same playing freerolls can give a lot of useful things! Good luck at the tables!

 

[madmandown]

Not too much to learn from freeroll but when when you are serious enough than yes you can learn position advantage and disadvantage and how to adjust according stack sizes and player type, etc

 

[lukovnikofff]

Of course, freerolls teach you how to play poker. And at the moment they contain all the criteria of modern poker. Many coaches say the old techniques don't work. And in freerolls there are all types of awesome poker that will come in handy at high limits. Winning freerolls is the first sign of success!)

Hello, having played freerolls for half a year, I completely agree with you! Playing freerolls I learned a lot and made my bankroll without investing a single $ in it, and I am very happy! Of course, you won't make a lot of money playing freerolls, but with the right approach, a beginner can extract a lot of useful information from them! Thank you for your opinion and good luck at the tables!

 

[lukovnikofff]

Freerolls exist for everyone to have the opportunity to hone their skills without investing, work out their own strategy and collect the necessary bankroll.

Thank you for your opinion, having played freerolls for half a year, I completely agree with you, you can learn a lot and build your bankroll without your own investments! Good luck at the tables!

 

[Geksan_87]

Of course, the answer will be yes, since experience comes with practice, and where is it better to practice than on free freerolls.

 

[lukovnikofff]

Quite a lot of things can be learned, both good and not very good, as it seems to me that in most of the free rolls a lot of people go all-in, they did not catch luck and went out, but if you turn on your head, you will see that not only luck in poker is needed, but also skill decides a lot

I completely agree with you, playing freerolls for half a year, I learned a lot of useful information for myself! And I totally agree with you that you will only learn something if you take playing freerolls seriously, just as you do when you play with your own money! Thank you for your opinion and for your advice, they are very useful, and I think that if a beginner listens to them, they will help him a lot! Good luck at the tables!

 

[lukovnikofff]

Hello, friend!
I'm a beginner myself and I play mostly freerolls on 888!) I can say that you can earn a bankroll by playing freerolls.But most importantly - adhere to bankroll management in a disciplined manner and do not stop at self-development (improving basic knowledge).I myself went up to $2,450 playing freerolls, but then lost in Spin&Go, playing for $100.(It will be difficult at first, because there are a lot of inadequate players in MTT freerolls, and they will often move your hands even when playing correctly.But do not pay attention to them, with the growth of the Abi, there will be fewer and fewer such players.After you earn $200, you can start playing abi for $1, if the bankroll increases after 800 mtt, you can move to the next limit.Good luck to everyone in the game and in life!)

I totally agree with you that freerolls are the first step to training your poker knowledge and improving it, plus you can build your bankroll without investing! I have been playing freerolls for half a year and I totally agree with you! Thank you for your opinion and good luck at the tables!

 

[Baldy86]

even if freerolls are not the same as tournaments with a buy in from mentally and even if people often will play stragetically different ...it is still very helpful for beginners to learn poker and learn about the dynamics of a tournament . i would say go for it

 

[viacheslavtezikov]

If you are just starting to play poker, then the freeroll is useful to get your initial skills.

 

[poxerator78]

Freerolls also help, foster discipline and patience, the main thing is to always do everything right and control your emotions, and in freerolls everything is free, often bet-beats, all this must be experienced, be patient and experienced and follow your strategy to the end, good luck to everyone, improve your skill